Profound Conversations

Karim Ali

The urgency is measurable. According to the National Science Foundation's 2026 State of U.S. Science and Engineering, only 47 percent of Black public-high-school students attended schools offering the full range of mathematics, science and computer-science courses examined by the agency, compared with 55 percent of White students and 69 percent of Asian students. Black students constituted 15 percent of high-school enrollment but only 8 percent of AP science enrollment and 6 percent of AP mathematics enrollment. These and other facts matter.

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  1. From STEAM Education to Agency 29:21
  2. Beyond Mainstreet: 32:38
  3. The Architecture of Extraction: 31:49
  4. The Silent Threshold: Prostate Health 33:56
  5. Erased, Remembered, Repeated: PART II 28:33
  6. Erased, Remembered, Repeated: 27:54
  7. Future of Inclusive Investing 34:34
  8. When Life Feels Too Heavy: 30:08
  9. The future of inclusive investing 19:25
  10. Equitable Health by Design 26:20
  11. They Said N*ggas Don't Read 20:48
  12. The American Experiment 20:14
  13. The American Experiment 21:16
  14. Gaslighting 26:37
  15. The Power of Listening, pt2 23:51
  16. The Power of Listening 21:37
  17. Shifting Culture through Film 21:25
  18. Equitable Health 16:51
  19. Equitable Health 18:55
  20. Wealth Strategies Pt2 20:44
  21. Wealth Strategies 26:55
  22. DEI Deconstructed, Pt2 39:20
  23. DEI Deconstructed 28:16
  24. Our Mental Health Matters 38:43
  25. Black families left behind 33:20
  26. From Industry to Community 1:02:44
  27. Mental Health and Healing 1:30:43
  28. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion 1:01:25