This blog challenges you guys to really think about all that we’ve done and worked on to this moment – issues of diversity, race, the effect of media on self-identity, the disparity in incarceration rates, readings from The House on Mongo Street, and difficulties that the mentally and physically challenged face on a daily basis [...]
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HI 404-016 #5: Locus of Control
Posted in disproportionality, education, Locus of Control, Poverty, prison, students on February 18, 2011 | 29 Comments »
HI 404-016 #4: HA! This One Just Cracks Me Up!!!
Posted in African American, Black, disproportionality, Oppression, prison on February 10, 2011 | 43 Comments »
Okay ~ so have you heard this one? It just cracks me up. A District Attorney (DA), a lawyer and a Social Scientist (SS) walk into a bar. They pull up to the bar and each sits on a stool. The DA sits on a stool in the middle of the two ladies. The SS [...]
