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“The problem with using crusade, (it) is a very anti-Muslim term, and that is the stuff that becomes problematic,” said LMU Professor Amir Hussain, a cultural critic and professor of theological studies. Source: Religion…
History, we are told ad nauseam, is written by the winners, and in this tale, the Native-Americans were decidedly the losers. Thus, much of their history has been lost, stolen or neglected, writes Professor Michael…
“Intimacy is key,” says Vanessa Díaz, a cultural anthropologist at Loyola Marymount University and the author of “Manufacturing Celebrity: Latino Paparazzi and Women Reporters in Hollywood,” noting that our extensive knowledge of celebrities’ personal…
Dr. Judith Carlisle, an instructor with LMU‘s Center for Religion and Spirituality, says the whitewashing of yoga has created an elitist culture within the practice. But when the pandemic hit, yoga became much more…
Professor Fernando Guerra, founding director of LMU’s Center for the Study of Los Angeles, was interviewed about how ramping up messaging to young voters and Latino voters could help Newsom in the election. Source:…
Tara Pixley, a photojournalist and an assistant professor of journalism, writes about her work photographing the residents of Casa de Luz, a Tijuana shelter catering to a group that includes trans women, gay men,…
Roberto Dell’Oro, a LMU professor of theological studies, was named the university’s endowed chair in bioethics. Read the story: Source: My News L.A. Loyola Marymount University Names Endowed Chair In Bioethics
