Grayson Walker is a junior Philosophy, Politics and the Public and Philosophy double major. He is a guest writer for the Newswire from Greenville, S.C. It has been said that there are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks … Continue reading On the coup in Bolivia
Just a few days ago, the Wall Street Journal joined the choir of embittered reactionaries denouncing the popular mobilization against Amazon, stating, “New York’s progressives … don’t know how to play (the) game.” Not too long after, articles emerged proclaiming … Continue reading A centrist revolt against democracy
Photo courtesy of questionbridge.com | An E/RS talk last week focused on the relationship among one’s unconsciously held beliefs, stereotypes and assumptions affecting behavior. The talk was lead by Dr. Michael Brownstein. The talk also discussed implicit biases that people can … Continue reading E/RS talk discusses implicit biases
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