If He Hollers Let Him Go: Regulating Racist Speech on Campus

KLF6 orchestrates cardiac myocyte-to-fibroblast communication: 'He who has ears to hear, let him hear'.

We try to help people listen to God’s Word in some practical ways. We print the Readings in the Bulletin so you can follow along if you wish; some people better concentrate on what is spoken when they have it written down in front of them. Or, if you have trouble hearing, the printed word is a great help. We have installed a public address system in church with microphones and speakers so the s...

“Man? Where’s a man? Don’t let him go!”: Molina’s Trans/gender Web in Interpretation and Performance

Smith, B. V. (2015). " Man? Where's a man? Don't let him go! " : Molina's Trans/gender Web in Interpretation and Performance.

Attributing Harm to Racist Speech

Explaining Perceptions of Racist Speech

This two-part investigation evaluated four different explanations potentially governing theory on deprecating speech: social identity, expectancy violation, complexity-extremity, and desensitization. To test the descriptive and predictive usefulness of the first three theories, 614 participants made attributions of the perceived harm of actual racist slurs targeted at African, Asian, or Hispani...

Knowing when to let go

uring meiosis I, some mechanism must allow homologous chromosomes to separate while keeping sister chromatids paired until meiosis II. How does a cell make this distinction? On page 219, Rogers et al. propose that in C. elegans the aurora-B kinase AIR-2 is largely responsible for ensuring that cohesion between chromosomes breaks down at the proper place and time. The authors also identified add...