Just as the world isn’t black and white, neither is the United States anymore. Continue reading »
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Tag Archives: Race and ethnicity in the United States Census
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Real Estate Shopping for the White Homeland
One person at the event referred to the secession movement as a sort of “White Zionism”, comparing it to the forces that created Israel. Continue reading »
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Despite How Depressing College Admission Season Is, an Asian American University Is Still Not a Great Idea
People are right to be frustrated about the admissions systems of many elite colleges. But opening a school like VCU, marketed for “rejects”, does not seem to be the most wisest way to do it. Continue reading »
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The Double-Edged Sword of Being a Black Immigrant in the United States
Haitians can’t be exotic. Haitians are Black. Continue reading »
Could Stereotypes Explain Why Boys Perform Worse in School than Girls?
Those childhood stereotypes can have long-term ramifications; women with Bachelor’s degrees far outnumber men with the same degree, and an estimated 57 percent of college students this year will be women.
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Students Should Definitely Read ‘Beloved’ and Other Books that Make Them and Their Parents Uncomfortable
Removing “Beloved” from the AP Literature curriculum would be a mistake.
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