Feeling powerless or uninspired? Can one person make tremendous impact on the world? Why you should get a copy of this truth-telling and hopeful book

Feeling powerless or uninspired? Can one person make tremendous impact on the world? Why you should get a copy of this truth-telling and hopeful book
Bankole Thompson, the Executive Dean and Editor-in-Chief of The PuLSE Institute, and a twice-a-week opinion columnist at The Detroit News, was invited by CNN last Wednesday
A new national award launched by The PuLSE Institute (Institute for Public Leadership and Social Equity), Detroit’s anti-poverty think tank, will allow the Institution every year starting
By Halima Mohiuddin PhD Candidate in Community College Leadership Kansas State University “Fiery Conscience: A Treatise on Two Decades of the Impactful Journalism of Bankole
The Annual John H. Burns Beloved Community Conference, a gathering that puts the searchlight on constitutional policing and other issues facing Black residents in the
Wayne County Community College District, Michigan’s largest urban community college with an estimated 70,000 students across five campuses, will host a Special Leadership Luncheon and
In recognition of the exemplary and critical role that women play as the foundation of civilization and in promoting and advocating for dignity, freedom and
Editor’s Note: As part of our ongoing dialogue around racial equity and inclusion in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent adverse decision on Affirmative
Bankole Thompson, a nationally renowned Black journalist and standard-bearer for economic and racial justice issues, will speak at Dillard University in New Orleans on Thursday,
Bankole Thompson, a leading Black journalist and standard-bearer for economic justice, whose courageous and didactic work on the political and cultural landscape has been lauded
Elnora Gavin, a longtime advocate for educational and racial equity, and a member of the Benton Harbor Area Schools Board of Education, has been invited
Dr. E’Lois Thomas, the President of SEEL (Solutions for Energy Efficient Logistics), a nationally certified minority business enterprise headquartered in Detroit and founded by business
By Robert Weiner and Annie Cayer As the first Republican presidential debate of 2023 kicks off tonight, it is clear that Republicans must save themselves,
Dr. Teresa Woodruff, the interim president of Michigan State University, has been invited to be a keynote speaker at this year’s conference on Affirmative Action
Prominent Detroit business leader Jerry Norcia, the Chairman and CEO of DTE Energy, a Fortune 500 utility company, has been invited to be a keynote
By John Bodary Guest Column PuLSE Institute At the end of its term this June, the U.S. Supreme Court upended established equal protection law with