Ain’t I a Woman? Or am I just Black?
The recent events that have plagued the Black community have only highlighted the continued struggles for equity and justice. Even more important, Black men’s support […]
Racism
The Social Construction of Disease and Undocumented Immigrants
Today, television’s talking heads and anti-immigration politicians are similarly blaming unaccompanied immigrant children for what would be the ultimate apocalyptic plague. Leprosy, Ebola, measles, mumps, […]
You Might be Dating a Racist: The Banality of Modern Day White Supremacists
Young, white, Christian male seeking female with similar interests. Enjoys morning runs, Breaking Bad, reading, and nights out with friends. It is a generic profile […]
A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Medicine Go Down
In this clip from HBO’s “Last Week Tonight,” host John Oliver (formerly of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show”) breaks down multiple issues related to America’s […]
Crime and Justice in the South: Considering the Legacy of the Past and the Outlook for the Future
The above title is the theme for this year’s Southern Criminal Justice Association Conference to be held in Clearwater, Florida. Just north of Clearwater in […]
Orientalism on the Tracks
The advertising campaigns on San Francisco public buses and New York City subways sponsored by Pamela Geller and the American Freedom Defense Initiative garnered a […]
Angela Davis “Arts, Education, Activism”
Angela Davis’ personal journey is an inspiration to students who want to be a part of active change. Davis took this lecture opportunity to discuss […]