Judy Lubin, PhD, MPH

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Scientific Racism Finds New Life on Psychology Today’s Website

May 16, 2011 By admin 8 Comments

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, an evolutionary biologist claims to have found “significant” racial differences in the ratings of female […]

Filed Under: Black Women, Internet & Technology, Media & Society, Pop Culture, Women's Issues Tagged With: black bloggers, black women, images, internet, media, psycholgoy today, racism, science

Scientific Racism Finds New Life on Psychology Today’s Website

May 16, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

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, an evolutionary biologist claims to have found “significant” racial differences in the ratings of female […]

Filed Under: Black Women, Internet & Technology, Media & Society, Pop Culture, Women's Issues Tagged With: black bloggers, black women, images, internet, media, psycholgoy today, racism, science

Broadband Access – A Civil Right in the Digital Age

March 25, 2010 By admin 3 Comments

In the coming days the FCC’s national broadband plan will no doubt be intensely scrutinized by the multitude of players vying to influence the government’s new media and telecommunications agenda. As the expected debate over government involvement and private interests ensues, the focus must remain on the needs of Americans who are disadvantaged by a lack of broadband services. In a world increasingly dependent on fast and reliable access to the Internet, broadband creates and facilitates opportunities to enhance nearly every aspect of our daily lives. From education to jobs, life-saving health information to new business tools and ever expanding avenues for civic engagement and political participation, broadband is the enabling technology.

Filed Under: Blog, Internet & Technology, Media & Society, Politics Tagged With: broadband, civil rights, fcc, internet, low-income, minorities, telecoms

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