Trauma, Memory, and Empathy
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The most impactful reading I have done recently was about trauma.
Trauma, in many ways, has become a convenient
The False Dichotomy of being Indian
As a spell of light snow drifted across the skies of Michigan, a letter from the
United States Department of
Yellow, White, or Barbaric? Finding Identity within the Hierarchy
In the late 19th to early 20th century, the rise of the Japanese empire put the "racial hierarchy" of the world into question. But then came the Ainu.
Olympics for Savages: The Anthropology Days
Listen to the article here!As the 202(1) Tokyo Olympics come to a close, I
thought it would be
The Memory Boom: To Forget or to Remember?
Listen to the article here!In the last 50 years of the 20th century, about
15,000 museums were created
The Story We Tell: Collective Memory, History, and Identity
Listen to the article here!Inside a conference room at a luxurious villa, a
group of 15 men gather around
