Welcome, and thanks for stopping by. I’ve been writing this series since 2009, more than 280 essays so far on energy and minerals, Africa, race and Black economic ownership, technology and AI, markets, and faith. One belief runs through all of them: I want to see a world where Black people are doing well socially, politically, and economically, and I think that gets built through ownership and institutions, with jobs as one piece of it. Below are a few essays to start with, and under those you can browse by subject.
Essays to start with
- No. 284: Give Me This Mountain
- No. 283: A Few Reflections
- No. 282: On Double-Mindedness
- No. 281: Copper, AI, and Data Centers
- No. 280: Beyond Good Enough
- No. 278: On the Mining Industry’s Workforce Challenge
- No. 277: On Patience and Racial Parity
- No. 273: Notes on Abbreviated Potential, Energy, Institutions, and Seeds
- No. 266: The Welfare of the City
