It is one thing to know about slavery and about racial segregation.  But whites, including me until well into adulthood, tend to be unaware of the scale of violence visited by whites on blacks in the 20th century.  One good place to begin is Isabel Wilkerson’s The...

On November 24, 2020, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Sikkema v. Professional Benefits Service, Inc., which highlights why it is so critical to (a) have an employment law attorney review any offer letter, employment agreement, or compensation plan...

Shortly after the terrible attacks of 911, on Sept. 11, 2001, the Federal Government created a database of people that it held could not board an airplane.  Many of these people were US citizens and had never been convicted of a crime.  But when they tried to buy an...