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Nearly 70% of the trans community lacks a piece of identification that reflects their chosen name. Harassment, verbal abuse and having services denied are common occurrences for folks who present ID which doesn’t match their gender presentation.
Most people don’t…
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When thinking of social media accounts that make you chortle, I can practically guarantee the freaking TSA won’t spring to anyone’s mind.
But, their A+ marketing team is knocking it out of the park with their levity and creativity — just look at the audience they’ve…
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Years ago, marketing legend Seth Godin boldly decreed that “content marketing is the only marketing left” and frankly, he’s right. It’s an investment in educating your consumers, building trust, and organic SEO.
The social capital derived…
Throughout history, ghostwriting has been considered borderline shameful, particularly in Ancient Greece and Rome. Society expected the elite to be spontaneously well-spoken and persuasive in legal and political arenas. A person’s words were perceived as a glimpse of their authentic selves, therefore not penning one’s own thoughts was frowned upon. But that didn’t stop the politicians, senators and noblemen who appreciated the power of persuasion, and happily embraced the skills of literary ghosts to further their ambitions.
Not much has changed since ancient times, except the stigma has finally dissipated. From music to books, to public speeches, some of the…
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