Nicholas Mitchell
Nicholas Mitchell, assistant professor of curriculum studies at the University of Kansas, essayist, and author of "On Bigotry."
Nicholas Mitchell is an assistant professor of curriculum studies at the University of Kansas. He is a curriculum theorist whose scholarship focuses on the intersection of education theory, policy and practice. He is the author of “On Bigotry” by Bloomsbury Publishing.
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Moderate Democrats such as Newsom have preaching their idea of being culturally normal to parts of the progressive left whom they believe focus too much on so-called identity politics.
Americans should accept the hard truth that there is no objective standard to determine merit regarding academic qualifications.
The Republican and Democratic coalitions have always been diverse to an extent. But Trump’s performance with nonwhite voters this time finally caught people’s attention.
Many Americans have come to disparage the idea of choosing between the “lesser of two evils” instead of embracing it as our duty.
The impact of this law on education and the broader cultural clash over civic morality is chilling.
The promise of the 1954 decision hasn’t translated into reality for today’s Linda Carol Browns.
Public universities that depend heavily on revenue from student-athletes should think twice before risking a boycott over anti-diversity legislation.
It’s perplexing how Americans, when discussing the dangers of fascism, invoke the memory of German Nazis and not American segregationists.
The most obvious immoral argument that has arisen from this new outpouring of bigotry is the demand for collective punishment.
Teachers have an ethical obligation not to subject their students to harm. But what if following laws requiring they out their students does just that?
