The Faith Hour with Harriet Cammock

For many, Instagram showing the number of likes on a post is indicative of how well a product or work is received. Instagram created the term ‘influencers’ people who are not traditional celebrities but who garner a number of followers and who make a living from endorsing products.

Now the social media platform is saying it will hide the number of Ike’s the public sees on an individual’s post. This too has significant ramifications for cyber bullying. The plan is to roll it out in the next coming weeks in the U.S.

Every decision has a consequence, Oji Harriet as she explains what the opportunity cost of marrying the wrong person did to her life

We face decisions and choices in our lifetime, but have you ever stopped to think what was the cost of making a decision? Harriet explores this concept within the context of faith.

Recently, the Oklahoma commuted the prison sentences of over 526 individuals. These were low-level offenses like marijuana possession, first time offenders. Is this a program that can be replicated across the country.

What is equity in energy? Without energy to power our cars and devices, we as humanity would not exist. We need energy to power our modern way of life. Across America, energy is used to fuel our cars, power the electricity in our homes, treat our water supply, and provide us with access to energy resources. Even more so, millions of minority residents lack access to careers and opportunities in the ever-expanding energy sector.

’Equity In Energy’ refers to an initiative by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Economic Impact & Diversity designed to include and expand the participation of individuals in underserved communities, which includes minorities, native Americans, women, veterans and formerly incarcerated persons, in all the programs of the Department of Energy.

Population growth is vital for the world economy. It means more workers to build homes and produce goods, more consumers to buy tHingis and spark innovation and more citizens to pay taxes and attract trade. Tune in 

What were a group of Mormons  doing traveling in northern Mexico in a convoy of SUVs? 

A charismatic white man was able to convince the CEO of a tech bank from japan to fund his startup to the tune of $1B. He imploded not due to lack of funding but loose management practices. How was he able to access investors in the first place, while Black and Brown start-ups languish?

Adam Neumann, the founder of WeWork was given $1B for his startup. He failed not because of lack of funding but for other reasons. The problem is that he was given access to funding in the first place, a barrier many Black and Brown start-ups face.

Is this systemic racism or did he use his charisma to attract funding

On October 30th, Jack Dorsey, CEO and Co-Founder of Twitter announced that Twitter would ban all political ads on it’s platform. The announcement puts a spoghtlight on the power and veracity of online advertising in today’s political landscape. Facebook’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg has come under fire for his ‘hands-off’ approach towards political ads;  What is the impact of Social media on politics?