A Social Criticism: Who We Are, Where We’re Going and How we can Embrace Diversity in the 21st Century

On October 28, 2016March 16, 2022 By The Social CriticIn Culture CritiqueLeave a comment

We are at a crossroads: to talk about tolerance but insist upon conformity, to support diversity yet insist on the westernization of the world though globalization. With so many competing interests, how do we move forward?

Harvard Professor Plays the Race Card

On July 21, 2009March 17, 2022 By The Social CriticIn Culture CritiqueLeave a comment

Victimhood never flatters anyone. A Harvard Professor of African and African American studies allegedly baits officer into arresting him in front of his own home, and then cries "foul". Does the esteemed professor have a basis for the racism claim? Learn how to make a break with the "blame game".

If Justice is Blind, Sotomayor is Anything But

On May 30, 2009March 16, 2022 By The Social CriticIn Politics & Public Policy1 Comment

Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor's controversial comment reveals a competing priority. Does someone who so openly esteems one ethnic or gender group's potential over another belong on the bench?

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Harvard Professor Plays the Race Card

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