It's time to stop calling slavery America's 'original sin'
A modest proposal: It's time to stop calling slavery America's "original sin."
5 Strategies for Cultivating Hope This Year
SASN Dean Jacqueline Mattis writes for The Conversation: The raging coronavirus pandemic, along with political…
Dean Mattis Quoted: Is this the end of American optimism?
SASN Dean Jacqueline Mattis is quoted in this article on Vox.com: Facing a seemingly endless pandemic and an election…
MFA alumna Christa Parravani’s Memoir Excerpted in Vogue Magazine
MFA alumna Christa Parravani’s memoir excerpted in Vogue Magazine: Married with Two Kids, and Seeking an Abortion in…
Nan Wise for Psychology Today: What cults like NXIVM can teach us about ourselves.
"How do so many smart, savvy, and sophisticated people get bamboozled into participating in what ended up becoming a…
Mark Krasovic for The Conversation: Armed poll watchers: New Jersey’s cautionary tale ahead of the 2020 presidential election
In the history of voter suppression in the United States – including attempts to stop Black and Latino people from…
Salamishah Tillet interviewed for Apple Podcasts’ “Remember Who Made Them” series
Remember Who Made Them is a six part podcast series, digital campaign and fundraiser that aims to help energise a new…
Vanessa LoBue for Psychology Today: Why Helicopter Parenting Fosters Failure
Psychologist Vanessa LoBue writes for Psychology Today on how keeping children from failing can promote failure.
What We Learned in 100 Days of Life Interrupted
Rutgers-Newark students tell their stories in this NY Times spotlight on the Newest Americans' "Stories from the…
James Jones in Teen Vogue: Pay Our Interns Report Finds Major Racial Disparities Among Interns in Congress
This op-ed argues that lawmakers needs to finally start hiring non-white interns and staffers