Book Recommendation: Mental Health, Community, and Indigenous Knowledge
It's about time for another book recommendation! This one will be focused
heavily on the intersection of mental
Let's Count in Ainu!
> “They did not even know math or how to count! We taught them all this great
knowledge, so they
The Underground Railroad of the Global East: Forced Labor and Escape from Imperial Japan
In 1910, Japan officially annexed Korea after decades of tension, conflict, and
treaties. Following a number of globally significant wartime
BTS, Squid Game, and reclaiming Korean Identity
> "Go back to your monkey land!"
> "Apologize for the World War, your grandparents probably killed
The American Dream(s)
In response to last week's commentary on the shared meaning of symbols,
nationhood, and power, there were a
Nation, Symbols, and the case of the Kamikaze Bombers
In the last days of the Second World War, thousands of Japanese soldiers
literally dove to their own death. Some
Are Kids Innocent?
> "Maybe," he said hesitantly, "maybe there is a beast."
> "What I mean is,
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
Gate to Prosperity: Fighting for the Global North
The recent IPCC Report on Climate Change rang a short but loud alarm on social
media, then quickly disappeared from
