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College Student Athletes Using NIL, Transfer Portal to Speak Up for Social Injustice
The ability to transfer to less repressive playing environments gives student athletes the ability to disrupt injustices in our broader society.
A Pop Quiz for Students: When Is a War Not a War?
A prize will be awarded to the first collegian who correctly answers this question.
Extraordinary Higher Education Scholar to Lead World’s Largest Education Research Association
It is nearly impossible to write anything good or credible about campus climate, diversity and inclusion, sense of belonging, the success of students of color in STEM fields, or Hispanic-serving institutions without citing her studies.
Effective Responses to Feedback About Culturally Irrelevant Out-of-Class Activities
Disengagement and low attendance rates are two ways collegians furnish feedback to campus activities professionals and to their student leader peers who are responsible for programming.
‘She’s Too Educated’: An Unacceptable Disqualifier for Credentialed Black Women
Talented Black professionals too frequently encounter resistance from white people at the epicenter of power who look for a reason—really, any reason—to not hire someone Black.
Repeated Sexist Disregard for Women’s Championships
None of the athletes who won medals for Team USA deserve to have sexism minimize their accomplishments.
The Racialization of California Governor Gavin Newsom’s 960 SAT Score
Rebukes of his remarks were swift and strong, especially on conservative news channels and social media—and had an especially racial aspect.
Keep Hope Alive: A Tribute to Jesse Jackson
Jackson’s philosophy kept him fighting for and believing in justice, even when so much around him could have easily thrust him and others into apathy and hopelessness.