Equality In Education
February 5, 2015We’ll talk about how admissions practices are fueling inequality with Harvard Law professor Lani Guinier, author of The Tyranny of the Meritocracy: Democratizing Higher Education in America.
We’ll talk about how admissions practices are fueling inequality with Harvard Law professor Lani Guinier, author of The Tyranny of the Meritocracy: Democratizing Higher Education in America.
We’ll talk to Texas Monthly barbecue editor Daniel Vaughn about his most recent discoveries, how barbecue varies across the state and what he looks for in the perfect plate.
Each generation seems to think it’s more open-minded than the one before. We’ll talk with the author of Mea Culpa: Lessons on Law and Regret from U.S. History about what future generations will think about us.
We’ll talk to sociologist and happiness expert Christine Carter about how to to make our days bright.
While Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder impacts millions of Americans, few know much about it. We’ll talk with a former Marine about his memoir on living past PTSD.
Why is it we’re so happy to hug our mom but strangers set off a panic alarm? We’ll talk about the science of physical contact with a Johns Hopkins neuroscientist.
We’ll talk to Maro Chermayeff, director of the documentary series A Path Appears, about how poverty, sex trafficking, teen pregnancy and other factors are standing in the way of true gender equality.
Fun fact: The phenomenon of the aging workforce is also called the Silver Tsunami. We’ll talk to the author of “Unfinished Work” about how to utilize these older workers and appreciate their unique skills.
We’ll talk with experts about current research and remedies for the condition that affects more than 50 million Americans.
We’ll talk this hour with journalist Jan Jarboe Russell about Crystal City, a secret South Texas internment camp.