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United States of America

They will lose their target audience. Similar to when the BLM co-founder went on a real estate buying spree and bought multiple homes in ritzy expensive almost all-white neighborhoods, (they also bought another for 6 million.) I guess they might sit around a big infinity pool with an outdoor patio with a fully stocked bar, singing "We shall overcome, we shall overcome, we shall overcome some daaayyy " #marketingandadvertising #marketingandsales #sales #salescoaching #salesleadership #politics #future #america #marketing #sales #salesleadership #leadershipmatters #underwriting #realestate #democrats #republicans #politics #economy #money #investing #mortgage #foreclosure

America

America

When inequality is the price of a country's economic success, what would you choose? In the Baltics, we are used to look up to Estonia for its brilliant achievements in economic development, science and education. However, as we can see from this chart, Estonia is the most unequal among the three Baltic States in terms of wealth distribution. In this sense, Lithuania is the most successful, having a relatively more equitable distribution of wealth among the population. This must have some medium-term effect on societal resilience, which is important in the age of geopolitical instability. Having said that, the difference between European countries overall is small, compared to the USA.

The American frontier in the eastern United States after the revolutionary war was the staging ground for the next phase of the settlement and colonization of North America west of the Mississippi River. Here is the introduction (Part 1) to Volume 2 of The Pioneer Trail: Cowboys, Indians and Pilgrims.  

"Indigenous Peoples of the Western Hemisphere immediately experienced enslavement and theft of resources by the explorers turned settlers. Colonies created by the Portuguese, Spanish, French, Dutch, and English grew throughout the Americas and increasingly encroached upon Native lives and lands. Warfare, enslavement, and forced relocation disrupted and altered the lives of Indigenous Peoples in the Americas. Celebrating Columbus and other explorers like him dismisses the devastating losses experienced by Indigenous Peoples of the Western Hemisphere in the past and the ongoing effects of colonialism today. " For more information on the history of Indigenous Peoples in the Americas, please visit this link. https://buff.ly/3lcDpku