by David Morse | Uncategorized
From the “what the hell?” files, comes this painful segment from Fox News. Watters approaches a number of men and women in the street, some of them elderly residents who do not speak English. He then silently mocks them for their inability to answer his...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
Fascinating article in Psychology Today that suggests “colorblindness” is really a form of racism. Many people think colorblind ideology is the same as equality; that is, everyone will be treated the same, and their skin color doesn’t matter (or...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
We guarantee your reaction to this will be: why didn’t we hear about this before? Imagine, it’s the Jim Crow South, mid-20th century. Black girls – women but they were called girls then – were working at Langley Research Center in Hampton,...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
There are some unmistakable trends in the latest Pew Research Center Study, which analyzes U.S. Census Bureau data. – Asian-American population is now the fastest growing segment of the U.S., overtaking the growth rate of U.S. Latinos. – U.S. Hispanic...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
By now everyone has heard about Hillary Clinton’s comment about half of her opponent’s supporters falling into a “basket of deplorables” – sexist and racist mostly. The pushback from her opponent and his surrogates has been hard and...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
Source: www.electionproject.org Election 2016 is entering the home stretch (and not a minute too soon), and voters are going to be casting their votes by mail in some states in just a few weeks. Hispanics and Asians could be crucial, and their percentage of the U.S....
by David Morse | Uncategorized
Ask just about anyone about MSG and they’ll wrinkle their noses and shake their heads. Monosodium Glutamate is one of those substances that everyone assumes is bad, otherwise why would everyone insist on no MSG. But they might have a difficult time...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
The events of the past few weeks, culminating with the killings of black men in Baton Rouge, La., and Minnesota, followed quickly but the sniper murders of police officers guarding a Black Lives Matter protest in Dallas have prompted comparisons to 1968. When they...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
Over ten years ago University of Utah researcher William A. Smith coined the term “racial battle fatigue” while studying how racial “microagressions” marginalized black students at predominately white colleges and universities. Racial Battle Fatigue, he...
by David Morse | Uncategorized
It’s been nearly two weeks since the Orlando massacre and, aside from the still raw shock and grief for many, it’s been interesting to see what’s been reported, not reported, speculated on, debunked, and used as a rallying cry for everything from gun...
