I landed in Winnipeg early this morning, about 10 hours after I was supposed to thanks to issues with United Airlines [groan]. As you may have seen in my tweets yesterday, United was canceling, rescheduling and even booting people off of flights left and right! One flight was supposed to seat 50 passengers, but the [...]
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My first day at APTN!
Posted in Aboriginal, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, Canada, CNN, Diary, education, General Native American Interest, Journalism, Summer Internship, Uncategorized on 2011/06/17 | 1 Comment »
Happy Halloween: A Superhero (Not an Ethnic Minority) is a Halloween Costume
Posted in Controversial Issues, Diversity, education, General African American Interest, General Asian American Interest, General Latino/Hispanic Interest, General Native American Interest, Halloween, Hot Topics, Native American Heritage Month, New York City, Political, Race Issues, tagged African American, American Indian, Asian, Black, ColorLines.com, Controversy, costume, CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, Halloween, Happy Halloween, Latino, Mexican, Muslim, native american, Racism, TheRoot.com on 2010/10/31 | 1 Comment »
I love Halloween…but I don’t love racist Halloween costumes. And, sadly, it seems like the “go to” Halloween costume is often an “Indian Chief” or a scantily clad “Indian Princess.” When in doubt, wear something brown, cut some fringe, put a headband around your head and attach a feather. Now, you’re an Indian!…??!! What kind [...]
Interesting article about the Title 1X Educational Amendments Act
Posted in education, In Memoriam, Political, Youth on 2009/09/27 | Leave a Comment »
I apologize for not posting in a while. I have been studying for the GRE and preparing my applications for graduate school. I have also been doing a lot of traveling…which I will fill you in on in the coming weeks! Thus, I have not had much time to blog. :-/ I promise I will [...]
President Obama aims to inspire young people as the new school year begins
Posted in education, Inspiration, Political, Youth on 2009/09/08 | Leave a Comment »
Obama will be delivering the annual Presidential Back-to-School address via webcast tomorrow at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia which will be shown in some schools across the country. You can read the text of his speech beforehand by clicking the link below. (It’s definitely worth a read! But, really, would you expect anything less [...]
Graduate Horizons 2009 a huge success!
Posted in education, General Native American Interest on 2009/07/23 | 1 Comment »
I just got back and settled in after an intense weekend full of workshops, panel discussions, late nights working on perfecting my academic resume and personal statement, lectures, and revisions, revisions, revisions! I literally slept all day yesterday to recoup, which is why I’m writing today! If you know what College Horizons is (which if [...]
