Published Jun 11, 2020

Be Quiet and Listen

Scott Galloway and Dorothy Brown delve into the stark economic disparities reflected in the stock market and the systemic wealth transfer issues affecting racial and age groups, while exploring actionable reforms for corporations to authentically engage in racial justice and dismantle systemic racism in U.S. tax policy.

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Economic DisparitiesScott Galloway examines the current stock market dynamics, highlighting the disconnect between market highs and the struggling global economy. He also explores the systemic wealth transfer issues that perpetuate racial and age-based disparities, with insights from Dorothy Brown

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Racial Justice MovementsDorothy Brown explores how corporations can move beyond performative statements to genuinely address racial justice. She discusses the broader implications of recent protests and the importance of open dialogue in fostering enduring change.

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Tax Policy ReformDorothy A. Brown examines how systemic racism is embedded in the U.S. tax system, highlighting the racial disparities in income taxation and homeownership subsidies. She proposes reforms to create a more equitable economic landscape.

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