Column: Graduation or commencement? Why the PNW chancellor's words matterBy XIANG ZHOU Contributor As a former international student and English-as-a-second-language speaker, I remember my confusion about the English language. Why use a word that means the beginning of something to ...
Illustration by Sam Whitney/The New York Times; photograph by Jeffrey Coolidge, via Getty Images There would seem to be a sincere commitment across America these days to try to listen to one another across divides. To engage nuance rather than pretending that everything is, as it were, bl ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktopv=yxeGzHbXzlofeature=youtu.be Why is it so hard for families to talk about racism? From the perspective of cultural psychologist Dr. Richard Lee, the silence that follows racial trauma is often due to a lack of racial literacy and can result in furt ...
Almost every Asian person has encountered racial mockery by someone aping an Asian language. I first experienced it on an elementary school playground. Never did I imagine that I would witness it by a prominent university leader during a commencement ceremony. Yet Purdue Northwest Chancellor Thoma ...
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