Sgt. Bruce Oliver and Daniel Godsun discussed racial profiling. W. Mack Palmour discussed affirmative action in college admissions, while Herbert Ford addressed the impact of affirmative action in his own life.

The major question concerning the natural law / positive law controversy in education is this: Does public education provide the greatest good for the greatest number?

Only 20 percent of employees live in a corporate structure that overtly professes an ethical culture responsible for business practice and relationships.

Raymond H. Dominick III discussed various periods of deep polarization in the four hundred years of American history.

Economist Narendra Sharma and Tim Wood, former member of the City of Beaufort’s Board of Zoning Appeals, discussed population growth, land use pressures, and resulting inequities.

Paul Weismantel noted that even though the social media businesses have taken some steps to offer privacy to users, the US Congress has done nothing. ”One side is against all the lies and the attacks that show up. The other side is against all control of what users can say. “