Aric Jenkins
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Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine raises new questions over health care equity
Multiple vaccines with varying rates of effectiveness are on the horizon. How do we decide who gets which? → Read More
Political conspiracies like QAnon will never end
Why isn’t there a higher price paid by people who spread clearly baseless conspiracies? → Read More
Where are the Black CEOs?
Black CEOs are all around us, if we would let them grow. → Read More
Harsh writing advice: Constantly talking isn't necessarily communicating
Harsh writing advice for the digital world. → Read More
Democrats consider alternatives to impeaching Trump after GOP vote
Faced with a likely acquittal of Donald Trump, some Democrats are considering time-saving alternatives in order to focus on President Biden's early priorities. → Read More
Articles by Aric Jenkins
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What does big business need to do to earn your trust?
Tim Ryan, the chair of PwC U.S. weighs in with some advice. → Read More
Biden’s not done signing executive orders—here’s his agenda for the next 9 days
After signing 17 executive orders on inauguration day, President Joe Biden has plans for signing more through February 1. → Read More
Financial implications will be weighed as the D.C. statehood debate rages on
D.C., some feel, stands to gain a lot financially if the city was granted the full powers of statehood. → Read More
When it comes to the Capitol riots, we see things differently
Great Place To Work CEO Michael Bush shares his advice for how to discuss the Jan. 6 attack with employees. → Read More
Half of Americans support D.C. statehood in the wake of the Capitol riots
The city's inability to summon its own National Guard—a power currently in the hands of the President—has renewed calls for statehood. → Read More
The reckoning of the Capitol riots is up to us
If the United States is going to recover, it needs to correctly assess the threat it's facing. → Read More
Arguments for D.C. statehood grow stronger following Capitol attack and plans for inauguration violence
With Democrats controlling Congress and the presidency, statehood for D.C. feels “in sight” for many supporters. → Read More
Don't talk about the Capitol siege without mentioning white privilege
If you haven't spent time imagining what would have happened if the "protesters" had been primarily Black and brown, your Black and brown employees have. → Read More
Democrats stun Republicans in Georgia runoffs, seizing control of the Senate ahead of Biden's presidency
Democrats now possess full control of the federal government for the first time since Barack Obama’s first two years of the presidency. → Read More
What took the National Guard so long?
Capitol Police appeared to be outnumbered and unable to cope with the surge of pro-Trump demonstrators pushed towards the front steps of the Capitol building. → Read More
Happy New Year! Nothing is going to change
It's fun to make predictions for 2021, but the reality is we're still in the midst of a pandemic. → Read More
Articles by Aric Jenkins
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Sen. Josh Hawley can't stop Biden from being president. His last-gasp objection still matters
The GOP lawmaker's challenge to the Electoral College vote could have implication for the party in 2022 and beyond. → Read More
WarnerMedia Studios chief on the controversial decision to release new movies on HBO Max
WarnerMedia maintains the plan is just a temporary measure following a year in which the entertainment industry was upended by stay-at-home coronavirus measures. → Read More