We discuss the ethics of assigning books and rewarding social media follows in your classes. The topic is discussed through the case of Mitchell Huynh, an adjunct instruction from a University of Toronto finance department who gives his students credit for following him on social media, buying his textbook, and having him autograph it.
Our panel includes Clayton Childress (University of Toronto), Patrick Reilly (University of California, Irvine), Gabriel Rossman (UCLA), and Joseph Cohen (CUNY Queens College).
Some manifestations of racism are easily identifiable. Practices that do things like promoting racial residential segregation, facilitating race-based job discrimination, or the unequal application...
This week, The Annex is thrilled to sit down with Robert Wuthnow of Princeton University. Robert just published The Left Behind: Decline and Rage...
We discuss how humans can retain relevance in a fast-automating future.
