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Jermaine Hall

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Words fiend, Laker fan, CEO and Founder, LEVEL. Also a proud St. Lucian!
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Eric Bellinger Wants a Fatherhood Classic for the Hood

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For Black People, Boycotting is the Language of the Unheard

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By Jermaine Hall Verified
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Some disregard concerns over racially discriminatory policies If "every penny you spend is a vote for the ideal society you want," it's no wonder Black people and other marginalized groups are selective about where they spend their money. For them, boycotting is the language of the unheard, a way of communicating with those in positions of power who would otherwise overlook their concerns. Consider, for instance, the historical narrative of Jackie Robinson.
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Trump's landslide as the world's most unpopular man

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By Jermaine Hall Verified
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I've seen Trump in person twice, long before he announced his run for President in 2015. The first time was in the Metrodome in Minneapolis during the 1992 Super Bowl. We were surrounded by a crowd, including his then-wife, Marla Maples. Marla was wearing a full-length fur coat in the 72-degree indoor stadium. Trump walked around the concourse a couple of times before heading to a skybox. It was about being seen, and presumably liked. A couple of years later, I saw Trump again at the U.S. Open.
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