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The Cockfight, from author Frank Abrams, presents a captivating story of injustice in our contemporary judicial system, as seen through the eyes of a group of homeless men, each with a unique, and yet all to real story
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Criminal Defense Attorney’s Bold Analogy Draws Parallels Between Prisoners and Fighting Roosters
As DNA evidence scandals and other injustices in the criminal justice system continue to call into question numerous convictions, the message contained in the new book by criminal defense attorney and author Frank Abrams feels increasingly urgent. “I could not live with myself if I did not write this book,” Abrams said in a recent interview. “In the criminal justice system, they treat people…
“The job of management,” proclaimed Frank Abrams, chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey, in a 1951 address, “is to maintain an equitable and working balance among the claims of the various directly affected interest groups … stockholders, employees, customers, and the public at large. Business managers are gaining professional status partly because they see in their work the basic responsibilities [to the public] that other professional men have long recognized as theirs.”
There's very little new in Robert Reich's criticism of current CEO culture, but I liked this as a sort of high idea of what management could be. Robert Reich: Harvard Business School is complicit in America’s widening inequality - Salon.com
