Product/Eng Leader, Startup Advisor. Built Evoca TV, Redbox Instant, Microsoft Mediaroom, WebTV, Ooyala, & other video services.
I also lost on Jeopardy.
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OPINION: Trump’s attempts to redefine terrorism to fit his agenda are the outgrowth of a selective concept that political actors have been carrying out for decades, Shirin Sinnar writes. https://t.co/JOrvKbg6V9
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"In Edward Said's Shadow"
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@RichLightShed I mean, in the zombie apocalypse, streaming services will be the first to go. You can always power a disc player with a propane generator.
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Anti-Irish
1840s–1850s
Portrayed as drunkards and troublemakers and racially inferior.
“No Irish Need Apply.”
Anti-Chinese
1870s–1880s
Viewed as job-stealers and blamed for economic woes, called a “Yellow Peril”
“Not a Chinaman’s chance.”
Anti-Jewish
Late 19th to mid-20th century
Stereotyped as greedy, controlling finance
"Gentiles only."
Anti-Italian
1900s–1920s Dismissed as anarchists, criminals, or racially “unfit”
“Wops, go home!”
Anti-German
1917–1918
Suspected of espionage and branded as enemies
“Don’t speak the Hun’s tongue!”
Anti-Mexican
1930s–1950, 2020s
Blamed for economic competition and social unrest
“Go back to Mexico”
Anti-Japanese
1940s
Deemed disloyal
"A Jap's a Jap"
Anti-Southeast Asian (Vietnamese, Cambodian, etc.)
1970s–1980s
Derided as dirty and burdens on society
"No more boat people!"
Anti-Arab
2001–2002
Cast as potential terrorists or extremists
"Go back to the Middle East where you belong.”
Anti-Indian
2024-2025
Portrayed as third world invaders, job stealers
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Decades-long political pressure to avoid studying or speaking out on Palestine within academia make it harder to fairly resolve Title VI complaints today. My blog post here: https://t.co/ZraxPzB1J2