Republicans don’t think Trump’s tweets are racist. That fits a long American history of denying racism. July 30, 2019 Michael Tesler, poli sci, explains in The Washington Post During Donald Trump’s campaign and presidency, there has been an ongoing debate about whether Trump’s words and even the president himself should be called “racist.” This [...]
The New Yorker: The Assassin Next Door My family’s immigrant journey and James Earl Ray’s path to targeting Martin Luther King, Jr., intersected at an unglamorous corner of East Hollywood. By Héctor Tobar July 22, 2019 Hector Tobar is an Associate Professor of Chicano/Latino Studies at UCI VIEW THE FULL ARTICLE [...]
Survivors’ near-miss experiences on 9/11 linked to post-traumatic stress Jul 11, 2019 In this article by Science Magazine, Roxane Silver, professor of psychological science, co-authored a study on “survivor guilt” and how near-miss survivors respond to traumatic events, such as the developing PTSD symptoms. It is also mentioned how stories from the 9/11 [...]
UCI child neurologist Dr. Tallie Z. Baram is awarded $15 million Conte Center grant UCI Professor of pediatrics Tallie Baramphoto: Steve Zylius/UCI NIH funding supports continued research into early-life origins of mental disorders Irvine, Calif., July 10, 2019 — The National Institute of Mental Health has awarded Dr. Tallie Z. Baram of [...]
UC Berkeley’s Executive Leadership Academy Welcomes Largest Cohort July 9, 2019 | : AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to Facebook15Share to TwitterShare to EmailShare to More10 by LaMont Jones Print BERKELEY, Calif. – Information-packed sessions on attributes and skills essential for successfully navigating higher education as a top administrator filled the first day of the [...]