In other words, Mark Carney is telling you he doesn’t think necessary material conditions need to be met to achieve reconciliation.
In his view, reconciliation is more of a vibe.
The Cornell story wasn’t broken by CNN or The New York Times.
It was broken by a student journalist. Reminder: your title does not determine your impact.
Your preparation, instincts, and willingness to act do.
Winston Lee, one of the rapists from Cornell is from the upper echelons of South Korean society, who're pros at avoiding accountability after committing crimes, which makes Jane Doe pursuing a civil suit even more impressive to me
*correct translation of the name is Lee Hong-koo.
As we talk about what happened at Cornell, there is a young Black woman student Kendall Francis down at LSU who also came forward this month to talk about the way LSU mishandled her report of sexual assault from a football player. She reported the assault immediately, went to the hospital and had a kit done. The school found him liable (Title IX); he admitted it. He was suspended but not for as long as is standard. Appealed. He was allowed to return to football, despite the finding.
The audacity of Carney to begin his oil pipeline announcement by mentioning a wildfire that almost levelled the town.
WHAT IS EXACERBATING THE WILDFIRES MARK???? MARK???