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Responses to Gruden’s Emails: Wait a Minute

Posted on October 16, 2021 by Dr. Bucher

Jon Gruden, former coach of the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders, made headlines during the last week for all the wrong reasons. Recently made public emails sent by Gruden target individuals and groups, Blacks and whites, female referees, cheerleaders, gays, and … Continue reading →

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Discrimination and National Autism Awareness Month

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Dr. Bucher

In a little over a week, we will begin “celebrating” National Autism Awareness Month. We will highlight children who have made unbelievable progress in spite of their “limitations,” inclusion at schools and in the workplace, awareness and acceptance, and parents … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged ableism, anti-Semitism, autism, classism, cultural autism, cultural intelligence, curriculum, disabilities, discrimination, diversity, education, institutional discrimination, Life Course Outcomes Research Program, National Autism Awareness Month, prejudice, racism, sexism, social barriers, unemployment | 1 Comment

Sterling and Racism: Five Myths

Posted on May 15, 2014 by Dr. Bucher

We should be shocked. The number of people who said they were shocked by Sterling’s comments speaks volumes about our cultural and racial encapsulation. Sterling comments are not out of the ordinary nor is it particularly shocking that someone in … Continue reading →

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Our Aversion to Economic Inequality

Posted on February 16, 2014 by Dr. Bucher

To which social class do you belong? upper class middle class lower class When asked that question, the vast majority of the U.S. population (around 90%) responds middle class. We see ourselves as “making it,” not poor and not rich. … Continue reading →

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Tweeting Hidden Bias

Posted on May 11, 2012 by Dr. Bucher

What do we make of tweets that are racist, sexist, or perhaps homophobic? Are these people ignorant? Are they simply “blowing off steam,” without thinking of the consequences? Or might they be signs of hidden bias, bias that typically remains … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged hidden bias, homophobic, Implicit Association Test, Joel Ward, racism, sexism, The Hunger Games, Washington Capitols | 1 Comment

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