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🎧 #BerkeleyVoices: UC Berkeley paleontologist Jack Tseng explains how new discoveries challenge our long-held beliefs about the world of paleontology. https://t.co/JzQR2inaDM
🎧 #BerkeleyVoices: UC Berkeley researchers tricked the eye into seeing a new color they named "olo." They say it could transform how we understand and treat eye diseases, and expand the way we see the world around us. https://t.co/Tj61QfCCuA
🎧#BerkeleyVoices: An American studies class at UC Berkeley explores how the depiction of friendship in popular culture and media has shifted throughout history, and what it looks like today. https://t.co/ougTmHE854
🎧#BerkeleyVoices: @BerkeleyPsych professor Keanan Joyner and colleagues found that by using a combination of methods tailored to the multidimensional nature of psychopathy, we could transform how we identify and understand this personality disorder. https://t.co/KPBKYT4GaX
🎧#BerkeleyVoices: Rachel Jeantel was on the phone with Trayvon Martin moments before he was killed in 2012. But when she testified at George Zimmerman's trial, the jury deemed her an unreliable witness. Why? https://t.co/VpFWXMJ5ws
🎧 #BerkeleyVoices: In a three-part series with UC Berkeley, Justin Davidson, sociolinguist and @UCBArtsHum professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, will explore language in the U.S. 🗣
🎧#BerkeleyVoices: UC Berkeley Ph.D. candidate Saagar Asnani learned five languages to read medieval music. He says that in losing the history of pieces of music, we've lost languages and cultures that were present and important to the time period. 🎶 https://t.co/a3oKnwgWya
Important episode of the #BerkeleyVoices podcast featuring @hidehirota on the 19th century origins of US immigration policy (h/t @OUPHistory):
https://t.co/Fa4pSCrugm
🎧 #BerkeleyVoices: Historians have long assumed that immigration policy in the U.S. began with federal laws to restrict Chinese immigration in the late 19th century. But it started before that — with the Irish. https://t.co/FWEDw3KLVO
🎧#BerkeleyVoices: Immigrants built the transcontinental railroad but were left out of the American story.
On Nov. 17, @calperformances presents 'American Railroad' by Silkroad Ensemble, a notable performance exploring the lives of these immigrants. https://t.co/zoVqirch7k
🎧#BerkeleyVoices: UC Berkeley’s first social justice theater professor, Timmia Hearn DeRoy, talks about how Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival practice, rooted in emancipation, drives her work today. https://t.co/tRw5MjdY30
Growing up, @RhetoricUCB PhD candidate & author @lindakinstler knew her Latvian grandfather mysteriously disappeared after WWII. When she discovered what happened years later, it was too big for her to walk away. #BerkeleyVoices #podcast https://t.co/5M3XeZ6RlK
When Britt H. Young was 6 months old, she was fitted with her first prosthetic arm. In this ep of 🎧 #BerkeleyVoices, she opens up about this experience and her decision to stop wearing it in a world where the built environment is often inaccessible. https://t.co/FFEskLPRVL
🎧 #BerkeleyVoices: “I’m not changing myself. Every time I step onto campus, I make sure that I stand out. Being that queer trans person completely owning herself, I hope gives other people permission to be themselves, too.” — Gericault De La Rose, MFA ’23 https://t.co/xOSDa5snof
Growing up in the 1970s & '80s, @charles_yu loved watching martial artist Bruce Lee. "One of the few ways that you could interface w/Asians or Asian Americans in U.S. TV & film was through martial arts." @UCOnthesamepage #BerkeleyVoices #podcast https://t.co/iRWlLJt17P
TOMORROW 8/26: Interior Chinatown author @charles_yu will be in conversation w/@UCBerkeley Prof Philip Gotanda for @UCOnthesamepage!
🎧 Listen to an interview w/Yu on #BerkeleyVoices: "In a universal sense, this book is about roles & how we play them." https://t.co/iRWlLJt17P
#BerkeleyVoices 🎧 "[Legal] contraception and abortion changed American life. It was so revolutionary, I argue it was on a par with the American Revolution."—Kristin Luker, @BerkeleyLaw prof emerita #RoeVWade #podcast https://t.co/pce9UnOiLE
Professor Emerita Kristin Luker talked to @ucberkeley #BerkeleyVoices podcast about how Roe v. Wade 'changed everything' in American culture https://t.co/JJHuETyVzL
🌟@BerkeleyLaw student Indi Garcia, graduating May 13 with pro bono honors for her work on the Post-Conviction Advocacy Project, talks with @annecbrice for @UCBerkeley's #BerkeleyVoices 🎧 podcast. https://t.co/vN5T8nJFU4 📸: @BHoseaSmall
#BerkeleyVoices 🎧 @BerkeleyLaw student Indi Garcia, who's graduating in May, talks about how meeting with incarcerated men as a college student inspired her anti-prison and criminal justice work #podcast https://t.co/GxP6kzF4tQ
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