I had this moment of clarity. The Hasan Minaj, interview on the New Yorker radio hour. It’s right after 9/11, Hasan is a teenager and
Category: Diversity
Flags, Brutality and Protests
This Pulitzer Prize–winning photograph, The Soiling of Old Glory, by Stanley Forman is cringe worthy, sickening. It’s 1976, Boston. I heard statements like, well
Wonder Women? History, Diversity & STEM
If there is an invention, an idea, a discovery that is not accepted by a ruling body, does that mean it is not qualified or
They Did a Bad Bad Thing; Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
The crash and burn of Harvey Weinstein produced shock, rage and a hashtag. But, this is just an event. An event without action remains an
Hush: Summer of Love, the Fourth of July and the “N” Word
There is a thing I do, make white people comfortable. Survival techniques my parents taught me. Be well-mannered and respectful as not be perceived as
Women in STEM: Hack a Hair Dryer?
Gee, I don’t have time for this. A coworker invited me to do a Hack A Hair Dryer Challenge. One of those challenges to redesign
Balancing on Unstable Surfaces 