I keep revisiting this because there are so many lessons to be learned from some very smart people on both sides. When I started talking about it back in March of 08, I criticized this group for using the language of their opponents and thereby letting them frame the argument. In recent efforts, however, they’re employing the time-honored art of verbal jujitsu — and some cool images — to take

I keep revisiting this because there are so many lessons to be learned from some very smart people on both sides. When I started talking about it back in March of 08, I criticized this group for using the language of their opponents and thereby letting them frame the argument. In recent efforts, however, they’re employing the time-honored art of verbal jujitsu — and some cool images — to take

I keep revisiting this because there are so many lessons to be learned from some very smart people on both sides. When I started talking about it back in March of 08, I criticized this group for using the language of their opponents and thereby letting them frame the argument. In recent efforts, however, they’re employing the time-honored art of verbal jujitsu — and some cool images — to take

Tonight the long-awaited Beer Summit on American Race Relations is being held at the White House. Where you stand on the arrest of Henry Louis Gates kinda depends on where you sit.Because after all the discussions, arguments, jokes, whatever … most already have made up their minds about what happened last week when the Cambridge Police were called to the home of the famous Harvard

Tonight the long-awaited Beer Summit on American Race Relations is being held at the White House. Where you stand on the arrest of Henry Louis Gates kinda depends on where you sit.Because after all the discussions, arguments, jokes, whatever … most already have made up their minds about what happened last week when the Cambridge Police were called to the home of the famous Harvard

Tonight the long-awaited Beer Summit on American Race Relations is being held at the White House. Where you stand on the arrest of Henry Louis Gates kinda depends on where you sit.Because after all the discussions, arguments, jokes, whatever … most already have made up their minds about what happened last week when the Cambridge Police were called to the home of the famous Harvard

Early (well, earlier) in my public relations career I was confronted with the client or boss we all know. In this case he was the CEO of his organization. He leaned across the conference table and, with his eyeglasses in one hand and the other hand clenched in ball pounding the table said, “Your job, young man [I was] is to get my name in the paper.”I was just young enough that I couldn’t control