DON'T EVER GIVE UP
Using virtual reality to help counter domestic abuse In immersive interventions, batterers can experience what it’s like to be attacked and learn some empathy By Dinsa Sachan 10.11.2021 “I have to come home every day and look at your shitty face,” the man barks to his partner. “When we married, you were hot. Look at […]
Stereotypes: Definition, Discussion and Functionality in Creating Racial Ideas Stereotypes: Definition, Discussion and Functionality in Creating Racial Ideas This paper will present how racial stereotypes can be used to ridicule a people and to lead public opinion into thinking of this people as unable to live “unruly.” According to Ethnic Notions, in the 20th […]
Help Make Christmas Merry for Native American Children (NewsUSA) – Many Native American children living on Reservations in the United States are growing up in unimaginable poverty. High unemployment means limited job opportunities and no income source for their parents, so multigenerational families often live together in small, dilapidated houses. Many of these homes lack […]
How Schools Brought Community Together, Even While Apart (NewsUSA) – Had you tried to devise a situation that would bring our public schools to the brink, you couldn’t have done better than imagining what happened in the spring of 2020. It happened so fast. Suddenly schools had to figure out how to teach students from […]
How Often Do Police Use Tasers on Teens? Experts Want More Data. By Rod McCullom The photographs are graphic and disturbing: 16-year-old Jahmel Leach sits in a hospital bed, his face swollen, a deep, bloody laceration stretching across his right cheek. Taken last June, the pictures show the Bronx teenager shortly after he was arrested […]
What To Do When You Feel Stuck In A Life You Don’t Love By: Melissa Quiter When you read the title of this article, did you immediately think, “That is me?” Does your life feel like you have two legs submerged in a pit of quicksand and the more you push and pull and […]
2021-09-11 ‘Luckiest Man Alive’: Why 9/11 First Responders’ Outlooks May Improve Even as Physical Health Fails Michael McAuliff Ray Pfeifer and Luis Alvarez’s names are on the federal 9/11 legislation that establishes benefits for first responders. Both men fought to make Congress pass it while they were dying of cancer — and they had another […]
2021-09-03 How Rape Affects Memory, and Why Police Need to Know About That Brain Science Sammy Caiola, Capital Public Radio Annie Walker woke up one morning in 2019 with little recollection of the night before. She had bruises on her arms, legs, wrist and lower abdomen. “But I literally had no idea what had […]
2021-09-02 What will history say about Covid? Museums scurry to collect — and prepare to remember. A worn pair of nurse’s shoes. That coronavirus model Anthony Fauci used in public briefings. Oral histories, iconic photos and social media posts. All of us are curators now, and what we preserve — as well as what we […]
Syd Barret By: Harry Rackers In August 2006 a sixty year old, bald, stocky bachelor with a face at once stern and sensitive died of diabetes. He was living on his own in his home-town: the genteel city of Cambridge, England, world widely known for its university, which, in the UK, is rivalled only […]
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