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We are leading Americans to a place of greater clarity on the social issues that divide us.

Our present issue is racial profiling.

To this end we've a manuscript for a fictional Movie Short that’s novelty is centered about the imprecision and related implications of racial classification/categorization.  

In the manuscript, Bernier, the father of race, is juxtaposed with Oppenheimer, the father of the A-bomb, in the wake of last year's OSCAR triumph.

The script/would-be movie short is expected to resonate with folks concerned about the enforceability of civil rights law, particular to racial discrimination, for the prevalence, if not pervasiveness, of unspoken and unwritten discrimination, as well as the poor efficacy of related public sector activism today.  If you haven’t considered as much, you ought to.

Also expected to respond favorably are folks sensitive to racial discrimination perpetuity, for race leaders “doubling down” on color and who, for this, are effectively, without intention, “priming” the very discrimination they’ve designs on extinguishing.  If you haven’t considered this, you ought to.

Most others should find these themes at least thought provoking.

We sense an undercurrent of anger, particularly among young men of color, some of whom are expressing resignation that “it (racism) ain’t never gonna change;”  and so, intervene, we must;  with something other than assembled protestation. 

Livelode.org operates outside the public sector, but decidedly takes direction form it's shortcomings.

We're a North American-domiciled macro social work agency.

Thanks for your consideration.

Livelode believes that entrepreneurship is eminently American.   And that what's good for entrepreneurs is good for us all (jobs).

Livelode is a long dormant word for livelihood.  We are, after all, what we do, less what we say.