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The Danger of “Would”

wen.i.am September 3, 2018

Of all the bad takes I’ve seen regarding the recent debacle at Aretha Franklin’s funeral – and there have been many – the one above really bothered me. It wasn’t …

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We Should All Be Doormen

wen.i.am July 29, 2018

“Be an opener of doors.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Recently, I was at a bar with a very good friend of mine in Boston’s South End. It was late at …

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Who Has Claim? – Part II: Community Benefits Agreements

wen.i.am March 25, 2018

This is Part II of a short series on inequality and inequity in the built environment and the resultant biased and prejudiced sensibilities and behaviors. In Part I: Exclusionary Ownership, I …

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Who Has Claim? – Part I: Exclusionary Ownership

wen.i.am March 13, 2018

This is Part I of a short series on inequality and inequity in the built environment and the resultant biased and prejudiced sensibilities and behaviors. Recently, I read an excellent …

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“Black Panther: The Album” – A Missed Opportunity

wen.i.am February 11, 2018

So, Black Panther: The Album (the “Album”) isn’t what I thought it would’ve been and I’m disappointed. When it was announced that the great Kendrick Lamar was curating and producing the album, …

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Top Articles – January ’18

wen.i.am February 6, 2018

“Read, read, read.” – William Faulkner   “Anybody Can Make It In America” by Steve Almond – Globe Magazine “Let’s face facts: The Founding Fathers wanted liberty, but they weren’t so interested …

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The Music Lesson (2006)

wen.i.am January 7, 2018

My first read book (of what I hope to be many) of the new year was “The Music Lesson”, by Victor Wooten, a world-class, award-winning bassist. The book follows Victor on his …

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(Re)Design for Good

wen.i.am January 4, 2018

Recently, I read a great article in CityLab called “How Architects Can Design ‘Coherent and Peaceful Cities'”. This piece profiled Diébédo Francis Kéré, an architect native to Burkina Faso, who was …

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Race Against Time

wen.i.am December 28, 2017

I recently attended the 2nd Annual Boston Talks About Racism, an event hosted by the Mayor’s Office of Resilience and Racial Equity, where “the Mayor and members of his team [would] …

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Voices of the Silenced

wen.i.am December 24, 2017

Music speaks to us on a deeply personal and spiritual level. Music captures the essence of our humanity, the beautiful struggle, and shares it in an art form that can …

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