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Gerry is on the #shackcast and we talk all things self service in housing, the need to do more in this area, and the need to keep it simple, but perhaps the best bit is the Rugby chat. You can see it here: https://lnkd.in/emP4RkhH #housingtechnology #socialhousing #ukhousing

Great piece by the New York Times. If you’re a marketer, let’s chat about how we can leverage Monster Jam - or any of our other iconic properties - for your brand

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Since 2021, the NFL has included “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” in the Super Bowl in honor of Black History Month. This year, the criticism seemed louder, calling the song divisive and even offensive to our national anthem. Some even booed Andra Day as she belted out the inspirational tune. Much of that criticism stems from the song’s nickname as the Black National Anthem. 📚Quick History Lesson James Weldon Johnson wrote, “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” as a poem in honor of Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. His brother set it to music and a group of school children performed it for a celebration for the late president. Fast forward to 1919, one of the most violent years for Black Americans post Civil War. The NAACP declared “Lift Every Voice and Sing” their official song. They began promoting it as the Black National Anthem and as a rallying cry for the fight for freedom and justice. In 1919, the United States did not have a national anthem. We didn’t get that until 1931 when Congress officially made the “Star Spangled Banner” our national anthem. So is “Lift Every Voice and Sing” divisive? I’d say quite the opposite. The song doesn’t say lift Black voices, but every voice. Singing it is recognizing and honoring our history. It doesn’t replace or compete with our national anthem. It is a song that inspires and envisions liberty and justice for all. For those who take issue with its 125 year old nickname, is it the semantics that’s the issue or just the concept of freedom and justice for all? https://lnkd.in/eTmg8MJJ #lifteveryvoiceandsing #blackhistorymonth #blacknationalanthem #nfl #superbowl #andraday #nationalanthem #bhm #dei #diversityequityinclusion #superbowl2024 #diversity #historyfacts #historylessons #naacp

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🍀 Notre Dame just made a BIG move! 🚨 Peacock and Notre Dame have announced that they will be creating their own version of HBO's original series, Hard Knocks. This initiative will not only benefit the institution but also enhance their athletes' personal brands (NIL). In the video below, I explain exactly how. Is this a good move or bad move❓ Let me know in the comments❗️ #NotreDame #Peacock #HardKnocks #NIL #sportsbiz #sportsmarketing

The start of my first speedpaint series! Whether you enjoy Team Starkid musicals, playing tabletop role-playing games, or just watching speedpaints, you should check this video out!

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Just had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Fawn Weaver, the CEO of Uncle Nearest, my favorite whisky here in Nashville at the AMAC Conference. Thanks AMAC. Two key takeaways: 1) Fawn has an incredible background story. 2) If you are a whiskey lover and haven't tried Uncle Nearest yet, you're missing out! Join the club. #Whiskey #UncleNearest #CEO #InspiringStory