GUEST OPINION
A lens on Black lives and the fight for justice
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RIT assistant professor of photography Joshua Rashaad McFadden has turned his focus to racism and police brutality—in Minneapolis and now in Rochester.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/category/guest-opinion/page/17/)
RIT assistant professor of photography Joshua Rashaad McFadden has turned his focus to racism and police brutality—in Minneapolis and now in Rochester.
The Rochester region’s population is aging fast, heightening risks of medical complications—especially in the era of COVID-19. It’s time to adopt new standards for geriatric surgery.
For a leader, showing congruence between intent and behavior is essential to building trust. Why is it so difficult to do?
Our region’s businesses could have a competitive edge in the new environment.
Parents are waiting for a final decision on reopening so they can start preparing their children and households for a school experience unlike any they have ever had.
Concepts that translate from business turnarounds can serve in the effort to alter the behavior of police in the community.
Those who have perished from the coronavirus cannot determine what their deaths will mean for the nation; it is, as it was amid the Civil War, for us to decide.
The facilities are committed to mitigating the spread of COVID-19, but the governor’s executive order mandating testing has brought increased costs significantly.
The pandemic has shown that widespread virtual health care is possible. What’s unclear is whether telemedicine offerings will be available and accessible long-term.
Our responses to institutional and structural racism must address both mindset and behavior; both thought and action.