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Professor Susan Phillips Talks to NPR ϲ Migrants’ Tattoos

ϲ Professor Susan Phillips discusses with National Public Radio how tattoos affect the perception and treatment of migrants.

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“Venezuelan mothers organize on chat group to fight Guantánamo detentions”

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Acosta poses behind the scenes of the documentary “BTS Army: Forever We Are Young.”

K-Pop Fandom, Activism, and Academics

From BTS to K-dramas: ϲ Assistant Professor Andrea Acosta introduces students to K-media’s potential for grassroots organizing in the digital space.

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Climate Action in Los Angeles

ϲ Professor Adrian Pantoja mentored two students who co-authored research with him about how Angelenos perceive and react to environmental justice issues.

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Visiting Professor Offers a Personal Perspective on Events in Iran and Minneapolis in the Pages of Foreign Policy in Focus

Visiting Professor of Political Studies Shervin Malekzadeh publishes op-ed "What Iran Teaches Us ϲ Minneapolis: This is what the possibility of war is like for an Iranian-American."

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