Steve Jobs and the Future of Journalism
Scientific Racism Finds New Life on Psychology Today’s Website
Scientific Racism Finds New Life on Psychology Today’s Website
The twitterverse and blogosphere are buzzing over Psychology Today’s publication of a pseudo-scientific article that reports black women are “objectively” less attractive than women of other races (the article has been taken down but can be found here). Satoshi Kanazawa, →
New Media: Stimulating Creativity or Just Repackaging the Old?
The opportunity to challenge traditional means of knowledge production and distribution appeals more to those outside of the structures of authority (e.g., academy, government). New media allow the masses to redefine what is creative and what is deemed valuable, and →
America’s Forgotten Class —Do the Poor Matter?
Obama Schools Nation on Technology and Changing Economy
Missing Girls Shouldn’t Be Missing From The Media
Live Blogging From America’s Next Chapter
Last week I posted an interview with PBS’ Tavis Smiley about his America’s Next Chapter forum airing live on CSPAN right now. I am one of a handful of “official” America’s Next Chapter bloggers who are helping to moderate the →
Exclusive: Interview with PBS’ Tavis Smiley On Media Diversity and Jan 13 America’s Next Chapter Forum
The lack of diversity in the media has long been a source of frustration for media watchers. Turn on network or cable television and its clear that the value of racial, ethnic and gender diversity continues to be ignored by →
The Right’s ‘Post-Racial’ War on Civil Rights
