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Robert Levine

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Deputy Editorial Director, Billboard
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America’s Off and On Forever War with Iran

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By Robert Levine
| The Moderate Voice
Trump said it would never happen. The war with Iran would be short and over quickly. But it stops and starts, is over and begins again. No matter how much the U.S. bombs, Iran still controls the Strait of Hormuz with drones. And that means the price of oil and gasoline remains high. Of course, America could destroy Iran’s oil industry, factories, desalinization plants, and entire economy. But Iran could still dominate the Strait of Hormuz and 20 percent of the world’s oil supply.
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ComOps Tops 250,000 Hotel Rooms Globally, Launches Casino CX Benchmarks

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By Robert Levine
| EIN Presswire
Casino CX Benchmark Report - A report focused on casino resorts, analyzing how guest sentiment, survey engagement, and service recovery are shifting across the gaming and entertainment industry. ComOps | We're Ready. Strategy & Commercial Operations as a Service 250,000+ rooms. Millions of guest interactions. One mission: helping hospitality operators turn customer experience into measurable business performance.
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Here’s the Frederick Douglass Speech to Revisit This July 4th

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By Robert Levine
| Literary Hub Verified
Frederick Douglass’ great lecture “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?,” delivered on July 5th, 1852, to a predominantly white audience at Rochester’s Corinthian Hall, captured the contradictions built into the nation’s July Fourth celebrations, then and to this day. The nation’s founding document may have declared that “All men are created equal,” but at the time of Douglass’ speech over three million Black people were enslaved.
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