The book is super engaging and fascinating. I do not know how you managed to pull this off while going to law school - truly an incredible feat. Congratulations, and thank you!

Finally, a headline to feel good about!

So outrageous.

My hope is that downtown (which I still think is mostly incredibly pleasant) continues to fill up with these quirky small businesses. There are encouraging signs that’s happening. While I hope Nordstrom stays too, maybe life after Target, J Crew, and REI can actually be better than it was….

I appreciate that this is well intentioned. But I do think it’s the kind of generalization and stereotyping that harms more than it helps. And I think giving this a label that conjures Nazis and the KKK also ensures that people will put up barriers even to good and legitimate messages.

Well, because you associated them with white supremacy culture in your post. I don’t like the suggestion that people of color don’t have a sense of urgency or can’t be perfectionists. That seems more problematic than helpful to me.

Much as I loathe the current DEI backlash, this kind of thing contributes to it, in my view. More than that, it seems insulting (to put it gently) to suggest that people who are not white don’t tend to be perfectionists or have a sense of urgency.

Glad someone finally did this!

Gross.

Insane to have rigorous ethical standards for everyone but those at the top. But that’s apparently how we do now in the judicial and executive branches. Hope I don’t get disciplined as a lawyer for saying so.

“Omg! This is something that affects someone like me - I’ll say something!”