Marshawn Wolley: The election is over. What does the US do now?
The rhetoric on both sides of the national conversation was too hot.
Marshawn Wolley
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Marshawn Wolley: Believing there are Black jobs segregates the economy
There are no Black jobs. There are no white jobs.
Marshawn Wolley: Police policy restricting, not banning, chokeholds is step back
The process used to determine how people are policed did not include civilians.
Marshawn Wolley: Four years later, we reflect on George Floyd’s impact
While the Black community remains at the bottom of the best statistics and top of the worst statistics, a resilient community continues to fight.
Marshawn Wolley: More appropriate response needed for teen violence
Young people need a place to go to be safe and to be teenagers.
Marshawn Wolley: Black Hoosiers are coming together, want to be heard
While plenty of bills were proposed, the vast majority of them did not even receive a hearing.
Marshawn Wolley: Rewriting code’s language is counterproductive
The elimination of minority from a statute that is ostensibly focused on diversity and inclusion seems more than odd—it seems unnecessary and counterproductive.
Marshawn Wolley: Bill would destroy supplier diversity in Indiana
This bill wasn’t designed to help the Black business community. It was designed to be efficient.
Marshawn Wolley: Next mayor must have plan to advance Black agenda
For the city to reach its fullest capacity, there must be a redress of the inequities of the past and positive public policy aimed at the future.
Marshawn Wolley: Small businesses can help smaller business
In my still-growing business, I learn something every day.
Marshawn Wolley: We must improve Black businesses/bank relationships
Recently, there has been a substantial increase in Black business formation.
Marshawn Wolley: To move city forward, we need the next Black agenda
In four short years, several institutions have launched within the Black community because of the Black agenda.
Marshawn Wolley: Indianapolis, let’s bet on our Black businesses
Black women are leading. Follow them.
Marshawn Wolley: Here’s the reality of the low Black unemployment rate
The way we currently calculate unemployment rates distorts the economic reality of this community.
Marshawn Wolley: Can Black community reclaim its agency on murder?
While I remain optimistic—we absolutely must do better.
Marshawn Wolley: I’m eyeing the future this Black History Month
We have the potential to have multiple Black candidates for mayor in this municipal election cycle.
Marshawn Wolley: Subcontracting isn’t always beneficial to MBEs
My value to Daniel is not that I have assembled talented Black professionals on my team—it’s merely that I have an MBE certification.
Marshawn Wolley: The auditor of state election is very important
Is the surplus real if we aren’t actually paying for important public goods?
Marshawn Wolley: Is Black Indianapolis experiencing a renaissance?
Artistic flourishing might not eliminate food deserts or stop homicides, but it is an antidote to despair.
Marshawn Wolley: Whom do Americans trust? Small business
Small businesses create community—which might be harder for other institutions to mimic in the same way.