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Black Men, Military Service, and the Changing Face of Recruitment

Something Has Changed in Military Recruiting As a Black man who served in the military, I pay attention when the conversation turns to who America recruits to defend this country. Military recruiting has always been about more than putting somebody in a uniform. It touches economics, education, opportunity, patriotism, family tradition, and sometimes the simple

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Military Service Does Not Make You Better Than Anybody Else

The Assumptions We Make About Women Who Serve I have heard people make assumptions about women who served in the military, especially when the conversation turns to dating and relationships. Some men immediately wonder whether a woman who spent years around mostly men must have been sexually involved with a lot of them. That stereotype

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The First Person to Treat You Right May Not Be Your Person

When Basic Care Feels Extraordinary One of the hardest lessons I have learned about dating is that the first person to treat you well is not necessarily the person meant to stay. Sometimes that person simply introduces you to what healthy treatment should have looked like all along. This becomes especially important when you have

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At-Will Employment Does Not Mean an Employer Can Do Anything

What At-Will Employment Really Means I have heard people use the term at-will employment as though those three words give an employer unlimited power over a worker. The usual explanation goes something like this: your employer can fire you at any time, for any reason, and there is nothing you can do about it. That

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