WORLD CUP: A MIDDLE-SCHOOL MELTING POT
Mark Dickinson Teachers face a Herculean task both connecting with children and building a sense of community to foster...
Author: Advocate
Why national interest trumps continental concerns at US-Africa Leaders’ Summit
David O. Monda Joe Biden’s invitation to African leaders to visit with him in Washington from December 13th...
The Properties of Property Language: Proselytizing Locke by Accident?
By Carmen Melillo In the current political struggle over abortion rights and access, debates around language are salient....
On the Blackness of Flamenco: an Interview with phyllis akinyi
Inma Naima Zanoguera Blackness, says Fred Moten, “is enthusiastic social vision, given in (non) performance, as the...
In the early morning
In the early morning The sky cries loudly. It calms down then rumbles. All night long, it...
Queer Bruce Lee
By Jamie Brooks Bruce Lee (see the exhibit Be Water, My Friend at the Wing Luke Museum, Seattle), according...
CUNY for abortion rights
Britt Munro Aftermath of the Dobbs Decision The Dobbs decision, when it finally came, was no surprise....
Abortion Rights are a Racial Justice Issue
Mark G. Sheppard With 69% of Americans supporting abortion as a U.S. Supreme Court opinion involving the overturning of...
Kai the Hitchhiker’s Seemingly Endless Quest for Justice Amidst Union County Corruption
Philip Fairbanks Caleb McGillvary, better known as Kai the hitchhiker, spent nearly five long years in solitary confinement...
Artist as Kumu: ʻĀina Inspires Hawai’i’s Art Scene
James Brooks The Kanaka ‘Ōiwi (Native Hawaiians) knew that a core tenet of learning was in the learner’s...
