Tag Archives: Asian-Americans

Trump or Clinton:  My Son Jimmy Explains

Posted on September 27, 2016 by Dr. Bucher

Recently, Hillary Clinton described people with disabilities in the U.S. as a group who are “too often invisible, overlooked, and undervalued.”  Carol Glazer, President of the National Organization of Disability (NOD), said that this was the first time a presidential … Continue reading →

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Teachable Moments and Continuing Conversations

Posted on April 8, 2012 by Dr. Bucher

Already, the conversations regarding Trayvon Martin have begun to dissipate.  But that does not have to happen, if we use Trayvon’s death as a teachable moment.  Some good can come out of this tragedy, some continuing conversations if you will. … Continue reading →

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Diversity UNconsciousness – Top 5

Posted on December 29, 2010 by Dr. Bucher

My Top 5 for 2010, listed in no particular order: One: Terry Jones, the Florida pastor, who gained fleeting world-wide fame in the wake of his plan to torch thousands of Qurans on the anniversary of 911. The overpublicized and … Continue reading →

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