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Two opinions on why immigrants to the USA should learn English (2008)

Sparknotes for The Bluest Eye

Sparknotes for A Doll's House

Article in Phnom Penh Post about Cambodian attitudes towards black people.

Fox TV host asks sexist question.

A letter from Steinbeck to his son

Frozen's Elsa and the Disney Princesses have had enough of being damsels in distress! Parody of musical number from Frozen.

Arthur Chu's aggressive playing style on the game show Jeopardy! led to a four-day winning streak and has stoked racist comments on social media. He is set to appear on the show again on Monday.

It's a truism that a company's brand is its most important asset. But brands have never been more fragile. The reason is simple: consumers are supremely well informed and far more likely to investigate the real value of products than to rely on logos.

Videos about gender representation in the media.

The Representation Project is a movement that uses film and media content to expose injustices created by gender stereotypes and to shift people's consciousness towards change. Links to films and resources.

"American Cocktail" is the newly published memoir of an early-20th-century black woman who breezily recounts her racial passing in elite social and artistic circles.

Article about the strange history of women, sensuality and chocolate has links to four old ads for chocolate.

Social networks are the new front page and homepage for news. But on Facebook, it&'s not the 'news' that readers come to see or click to leave.

A response to Disney's makeover of Merida from the film 'Brave'

Spoken word about anti-immigration sentiments

Spoken word about those who complain about 'foreigners'

A bilingual poem about the cultural differences between romantic French and embarrassed English.

Let me get this, um, straight: Some N.F.L. players can withstand crushing tackles but not an openly gay teammate?

The nonprofit organization is partnering with the photo agency to try to eradicate the traditional stereotypes that continue to creep into stock images.