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Older Workers Are Not in The Way—They Are the Way!

Older Workers Are Not in The Way—They Are the Way!

As our population ages, despite gains through technology, older workers will be increasingly valued. Yet, without a more age-friendly environment, fixing the age-discrimination law is especially important.…

Full State Socialism—American Style

Full State Socialism—American Style

Should governments be the sole guarantor of citizens’ economic livelihood? Should governments guarantee every citizen a good standard of living? …

Despotic Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs: Feared, Loved or Something Else?

Despotic Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs: Feared, Loved or Something Else?

History books mostly discuss the despotic rule practiced by the ancient Egyptian pharaohs. Historians differ in their analysis of why Egyptians citizens succumbed to that type of rule, and whether…

Stay Calm

Stay Calm

Our white President says Americans aren’t racist, but institutional racism still exists. Who established and maintains those racist institutions?…

The Public Sector and Technology

The Public Sector and Technology

Technology should not be reserved for the private sector and frustrate constituents who are reliant on their local government for assistance. The environment should be welcoming and accommodating to all…

Lean Medicaid Administration

Lean Medicaid Administration

Lean practitioners understand the value of system design to achieve quality and efficiency. A lean evaluation of a privatized Medicaid program would consider the time, effort and cost of contracting…

To Maglev or Not To Maglev?

To Maglev or Not To Maglev?

The purpose of this essay is to briefly describe a maglev train and then to discuss advantages and disadvantages of maglev train systems.…

Minneapolis: The Consequences of Inequality of Opportunity.

Minneapolis: The Consequences of Inequality of Opportunity.

Actions to expand the middle class in the 1970s involved policies that excluded people of color from gaining access to opportunity. Long-neglected issues of inequality of opportunity are vitally important…

Keeping Our Neighbors Safe

Keeping Our Neighbors Safe

It is vital that we have secure gun laws that both uphold the amendment rights of our communities within reasonable limits and also maintain secure operation of those weapons for…

It’s Your Problem—and My Solution

It’s Your Problem—and My Solution

Despite the population growth of the 20th century from 1.6 to 6.1 billion people, a trend toward dropping fertility had already established itself just after World War II. Eberstadt sees…

Celebrating Excellence in Government

Celebrating Excellence in Government

In the midst of Public Service Recognition Week, we honor those who serve our nation as federal, state, county, local and tribal government employees. We celebrate their work, and thank…