📣WSB is ringing the NYSE closing bell this Wednesday to celebrate 125 years of leadership & innovation! Watch the livestream 10/22 at 3 p.m. CT: youtube.com/@NYSEofficial/st…  #WSB125 #NYSE

🚨Historic win! The Stop Campus Hazing Act (S. 2901, H.R. 5646) passed Congress tonight! This crucial legislation will bring much-needed transparency and lasting cultural change to college campuses, helping to #endhazing. #fraternity #sorority #LegislativeVictory

Ableism in One Picture: A Disappointing Stance by The Economist The recent cover of The Economist, featuring a walker adorned with the Presidential Seal and the headline "No Way to Run a Country," is a blatant display of ableism. This image, from a publication that prides itself on insightful and balanced journalism, is both shocking and deeply disappointing. The Implications of the Cover 1. Perpetuating Harmful Stereotypes: The cover reinforces the damaging stereotype that physical disability equates to incompetence or incapability. By implying that a person who uses a walker is unfit to lead, The Economist dismisses the abilities and potential of millions of individuals with disabilities. 2. Undermining Inclusivity: At a time when society is striving to be more inclusive and accepting, this cover sets us back. It suggests that those with physical disabilities cannot hold positions of power or influence, which is not only false but incredibly harmful. 3. Disrespect to Disabled Leaders: Many leaders with disabilities have made significant contributions across various fields. This cover disrespects their achievements and perpetuates a narrative that physical ability is a prerequisite for leadership, which is a gross misrepresentation of reality. The Economist's Responsibility As a respected news organization, The Economist has a responsibility to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusivity, not reinforce harmful biases. This cover fails in that responsibility and highlights a troubling acceptance of ableism within its editorial practices. A Call for Accountability and Change The Economist must be held accountable for this ableist representation. It should: - Issue a Public Apology: Acknowledge the harm caused by this cover and apologize to the disability community. - Commit to Inclusivity: Implement editorial guidelines that prevent such discriminatory content in the future. - Highlight Disabled Voices: Dedicate space to stories of leaders and achievers within the disabled community to counteract the negative message this cover sends. This cover by The Economist is more than just a poor editorial choice; it is an affront to the progress made towards disability inclusion. It is a stark reminder of the pervasive ableism that still exists in media and society. We must demand better from our news organizations and continue to fight for a world where disability does not define a person's worth or ability to lead. ID: An image of a walker with the Presidential Seal of the United States attached to it. The cover headline reads "No Way to Run a Country," suggesting a negative stereotype about physical disability and leadership. This is the cover of The Economist magazine for the week of July 6th-12th, 2024. #DisabilityPrideMonth #AXSChat #WeAreBillionStrong #SDGs #Disability

Behind the scenes with…me. This one is for all of the advocates out there who wake up every day & fight the good fight. 💪

🏆 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐀𝐃𝐆𝐄𝐑𝐒 𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐋 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒! 🏆 For the seventh time in program history, @badgerwhockey wins the National Championship by defeating Ohio State, 1-0. #WFrozenFour

Former U.S. Rep. Pat Schroeder, a pioneer for women’s and family rights in Congress, has died at the age of 82. trib.al/b9zQ3NX

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For 25 years, House of Pain's 'Jump Around' has been one of the best traditions at @BadgerFootball and in college football. Until this season, Everlast had never experienced it in person.

There has never been a MORE critical time than NOW to play a part in defending the fraternal experience. Join us on Sept. 14 to hear how we're identifying candidates who support the fraternal experience & then helping them get elected to Congress. tinyurl.com/25w7z9ep.

Want to learn more about how we defend the fraternal experience? Join FSPAC leaders & VIP special guests to help us celebrate our "Days of Giving," the Constitution & Election Day. Save your seat and register now at tinyurl.com/25w7z9ep. #fraternity #sorority

It's Friday and I love this song! Get up and dance with me. Sing at the top of your lungs (it's very therapeutic) .. This is song #1 on our BEST OF THE WEEK playlist on Spotify: open.spotify.com/playlist/2y… 💜 (happy weekend) #thecure #thecureband #lovelyrics #musicdiscovery