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
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
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
F**k Jared Diamond? Welcome to the Anthropocene!
Listen to the audio here! (I did record this prior to making some minor changes,
so it is a little
6 Book Recommendations for You to Better Imagine Our World
Here are my 6 book recommendations for those who want to better understand our
interconnected and complex world. I'
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.
