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Pamela Denise Long

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  • Contributor, Freelance
  • Senior Executive, Youthcentrix Therapy Services
  • Adjunct Professor, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
St. Louis, United States
As seen in: Apple Podcasts, Medium, Country Shine With Graham Bunn, Newsweek, The MIT Press, Daily Kos, RealClear Politics, Stanford Social Innovation Review, NewsBreak, Legal Insurrection and
Covers:  Racial Equity, Racial Politics, Leadership Development, "Wokeness," Black Republicans, Immigration, Affirmative Action, Opinion and Editorial
💥 7th gen🇺🇸 | 🎯 Doc organizational development 🗣@Newsweek @Wileyinresearch @HuffPost @FoxNews & Ran for U.S. SENATE in Illinois @long4illinois

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Pamela Denise Long’s Biography

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Pamela Denise Long (Denise): Freelance writer, Op-Ed contributor, and commentator about diversity, equity, inclusion, and antiracism (DEIA) policy and practices. Master's Educational Psychology. Doctoral-prepared (EdD) Organizational Leadership/Org Development. Healthcare practitioner. Woman and minority business enterprise. Trauma-informed practices. Award-winning business consultant. Featured in @Newsweek @BNC
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Pamela Denise Long: What Don Lemon COMPLETELY MISSED About Viral Reparations Debate

Pamela Denise Long: What Don Lemon COMPLETELY MISSED About Viral Reparations Debate

CNN's Don Lemon has received backlash for his on-air exchange about colonial reparations. Newsweek contributo…

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Caste/Color/Greed or Ignorance: The Dismantling of #AffirmativeAction

Caste/Color/Greed or Ignorance: The Dismantling of #AffirmativeAction

This facilitated Twitter discussion dissects what's behind the Supreme Courts cases of 2022 brought by "Stude…

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Republicans: We Should Be Leading the Call for Reparations

Republicans: We Should Be Leading the Call for Reparations

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) is being excoriated for remarks he made at a campaign rally with former Pre…

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Black Voters Have Good Reason to Abandon Democrats

Black Voters Have Good Reason to Abandon Democrats

The following is a lightly edited transcript of remarks made by Denise Long during a Newsweek episode of The …

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Can the 'Republican Commitment to America' Deliver for Black Voters?

Can the 'Republican Commitment to America' Deliver for Black Voters?

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has formally unveiled his four-part "Republican Commitment to…

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Don Lemon RIPPED Over Reparations Debate, CNN Guest Says AFRICANS Should Pay Up

Don Lemon RIPPED Over Reparations Debate, CNN Guest Says AFRICANS Should Pay Up

CNN's Don Lemon has received backlash for his on-air exchange about colonial reparations. Newsweek contributo…

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OPINION: Common Law Accountability and the 14th Amendment Section 3 Disqualification Clause

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By Pamela Denise Long Verified
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A Review of Legal Ways to Prohibit ANY Disqualified Officer Judgment and AccountabilityPhoto byBermix StudioonUnsplash The criminal prosecutions related to January 6th are critically important to all Americans because the legal actions have potential to place new boundaries on citizen protests of government action and have potential to act upon the privileges granted to elected officials if/when a credible risk of election integrity should present itself.
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OPINION: Common Law Accountability and the 14th Amendment Section 3 Disqualification Clause

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By Pamela Denise Long Verified
| NewsBreak
A Review of Legal Ways to Prohibit ANY Disqualified Officer Judgment and AccountabilityPhoto byBermix StudioonUnsplash The criminal prosecutions related to January 6th are critically important to all Americans because the legal actions have potential to place new boundaries on citizen protests of government action and have potential to act upon the privileges granted to elected officials if/when a credible risk of election integrity should present itself.
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The Coalition of Concerned Freedmen™ Issues Four Calls-to-Action in Open Letter to College Presidents Demanding Lineage-Based Affirmative Action for Descendants of U.S. Slaves/Free Negroes

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By Pamela Denise Long Verified
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🚨📰 NEWS RELEASE: The Coalition of Concerned Freedmen™ Issues Four Calls-to-Action in Open Letter to College Presidents Demanding Lineage-Based Affirmative Action for Descendants of U.S. Slaves/Free Negroes Pamela Denise Long, National Coordinator for The Coalition of Concerned Freedmen™ stated, "Historians largely frame 1960's Affirmative Action as a response to Negroes' sustained resistance to the unconstitutional Jim Crow era that began after the sabotage of Reconstruction (via the...
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Haha--yes, I learned to type using a Pica. Though I haven't used one in many years, I remember the musical notes and return of typing 80 WPM

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter, by far. It's succinct, pithy; a variety of topics and viewpoints in one swoop.

When's the best time to pitch you?

Digital communication is timeless...