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Gender roles, stereotypes, and expectations are so pervasive in our culture that it is often difficult to imagine a world without them. Gender reveal parties assume a child’s sex and gender are synonymous while…
The New Yorker writes of “Biting the Hand,” by LMU Professor Julia Lee, “In this affecting memoir, a literature professor whose parents emigrated from South Korea writes about her “inheritance” of what Koreans call…
CNN International: “We’re cutting it down to the wire, and things are getting hotter than lava in Washington, because the two sides are still apparently quite far apart. Both sides know the seriousness of…
New York Times: “She stopped the 100-year pattern of dumping negative land-use developments on the Eastside,” Fernando Guerra, the director of the Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University, said…
Washington Post: Despite celebrations of Latin crossovers from Desi Arnaz to Gloria Estefan to Bad Bunny, Latin music has continuously been represented as foreign, exotic and distinct from Americanness, LMU Professor Vanessa Díaz and…
Edge Media Network: Republicans fear being challenged from the right, and these extreme positions allow them to present themselves as staunch conservatives,” explains Gabriele Magni, assistant professor of political science at Loyola Marymount University…
LMU Loyola Law School Professor Jessica Levinson and LMU Professor Fernando Guerra commented for this Fox 11 report about Sen. Feinstein: “In the senate we have a history of aging senators being wheeled out to…
