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Racism and Science

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On February 28, 2021
There is so much conversation about racism in science and technology today because that very real history is leading to major policy impacts as people of color are volunteering for the COVID vaccine at far lower rates than whites, despite a year of their families...
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"Together against our broken systems," BLM poster, Paris, Batignolles, June 2020 (Langladure, Wikimedia Commons) So, apparently, we've endangered the French Republic. "We" here is US academics who talk about race. And "endanger" seems to mean that the idea that racism needs to be taken seriously...
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Dems and Rural Voters

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On December 7, 2020
Politico is mostly a bad publication, but it certainly represents conventional wisdom. And nothing is more conventional wisdom than that Democrats are responsible for the loss of rural white voters. Now, before we go any further, let me say that in fact Democrats have had...
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CBP Racial Profiling

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On August 31, 2020
A Border Patrol agent detained and questioned two US citizens when he overheard them speaking Spanish at a gas station in Montana. If you have time for any one long-read today, make it this story by a former U.S. diplomatic officer working in Mexico who...
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