Everic White

tiktok.com — "Who's pulling in the most in world soccer? It's no surprise that Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi are the number one and two highest-paid footballers.". original sound - Forbes.

Instagram — In the late 1980s, when @alharrington3 was nine years old, getting searched for drugs by police in Orange, New Jersey was routine. Most school day afternoons, after Harrington and his friends played kickball, they would hang outside the bodega on the corner of Tremont Avenue and Scotland Road. “All the time, the police would pull up, three or four cars, and they’d jump out, hands on their guns: ‘Everybody against the wall,’” the 42-year-old Harrington remembers. “It was scary—not knowing if they're going to lock you up.” Three decades later, on a sunny California afternoon in April, the former NBA star who stands 6-foot-9 and is wearing a fresh pair of Nike Air Jordan 1s , size 16, is a long way from the urban landscape where he was raised. While sitting in a private hangar at the Santa Monica Airport, where Harrison Ford used to store his planes, Harrington talks about his journey from playing 16 seasons in the NBA to becoming one of the few Black CEOs in the legit cannabis industry. Visit our bio link to see how how the CEO of @Viola is working to change the game in a $25 billion industry where just 2% of business owners are people of color.

Forbes — The new report from Elsevier Health, published two years after the Covid-19 pandemic began, found 71% of doctors and 68% of nurses believe their jobs have changed considerably in the past 10 years, with many saying their jobs have gotten worse. According to the report, thousands of doctors and nurses from across the globe revealed what is needed to fill gaps and future-proof today’s healthcare system. Read about the ways they're looking to change the field at the link in the bio.

YouTube — With the 2020 Election approaching, the stakes have never been higher. The changing winds of global warming, race, poverty, international relations, and the threat of the coronavirus are all bearing down on the United States as it prepares to choose 4 more years of Trump or a new direction in Biden. By all accounts 2020 will be a pivotal fork in United States history. Bloomberg QuickTake is bringing Bloomberg journalists and leading thinkers in politics, history, and policy together for live discussions on the issues and events that make 2020's contest the most important election ever.

Twitter — WATCH: President Donald Trump wears a mask during a scheduled visit to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, a rare instance of doing so publicly as #coronavirus cases continue to pile up in the U.S. pic.twitter.com/Ksz3vQOryn

twitter.com — 8 years after the Civil Rights Act was signed, the world's largest monument to White supremacy was completed. Here's why Georgia's Stone Mountain still stands in the face of efforts to eradicate Confederate symbols across the nation pic.twitter.com/JvrQ5sKCD4

Twitter — BEZOS EARTH FUND: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced he is committing $10 billion to fight climate change.In an Instagram post, the world's wealthiest man said he would "fund scientists, activists, NGOs" to "help preserve and protect the natural world" pic.twitter.com/5eI7L45UsW

Twitter — @BarackObama has been making history for decades. Today, in 1990, he broke the racial barrier in one of the oldest law journals in the U.S. #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM pic.twitter.com/uHZOZw3gd8

Twitter — BREAKING: 18-time NBA All-Star Kobe Bryant has died in a helicopter crash in the Calabasas area of Los Angeles, California. The 5-time NBA champion was among multiple fatalities in the crash pic.twitter.com/lSN1vz529I

blog.twitter.com — "We can collect about 120,000 pounds of trash... every day."After re-engineering his ocean plastic-cleaning device, @BoyanSlat's @TheOceanCleanup has revealed a new machine that intercepts plastic in rivers pic.twitter.com/uNYpgBSqdL

The Guardian — For about 12 minutes this week, Bill Clinton defended his presidency to protesters who accused him and his wife of harming black communities with their policies on crime and welfare, as well as their language about "super-predators".

www.evericwhite.com — "This should be a good thing for the families in the neighborhood. The Pathmark was no longer serving Harlem," said the consultant associated with the Harlem Business Alliance. Curtis Archer, President of the Harlem Community Development Corporation, agreed on the impact of the Whole Foods development, pointing to neighboring businesses and residences.

www.evericwhite.com — For Woods, though, it's all about the community. He spoke highly of TechShop's foray in Pittsburgh, specifically of the collaborators old and new that were able to come together "Machinists never used to hang out with young folk. Normally these people wouldn't talk. Now they have common vocabulary," he said.

www.evericwhite.com — When the last tune was played, the last raffle drawn, the last poem read, the last drink imbibed at Minton’s Playhouse on Tuesday, little changed ostensibly. While the Million Hoodies for Justice Black Tie Fundraiser was a success, no suit-, gown- or dashiki-wearing attendee had illusions about the ongoing saga of black and brown Americans suffering at the hand of the criminal justice system and police violence.

The Guardian — From throwing paper in a trash can, to playground horse games, to high school, college and professional games, you're bound to hear someone shout 'Kobe!' Bryant's cold and calculated playing style has become the stuff of legend over a glittering 20-year career, so in commemoration of his Lakers farewell, and to mark his original jersey number, here are our eight picks for the most 'Kobe' moments.

medium.com — Why use an app to do everything, when you have a physical body?

medium.com — Are we in America making the world a better place for the next generation?