Historical Roots and Psychology of Liberals, Conservatives
What polarizes us today stems from deeply rooted psychological and social norms. By Gina Simmons Schneider Ph.D. Key points We live in polarizing times. It’s tempting to see the great…
The Source for Independent Thought and Analysis
What polarizes us today stems from deeply rooted psychological and social norms. By Gina Simmons Schneider Ph.D. Key points We live in polarizing times. It’s tempting to see the great…
By Dr. Levi Watkins Healthcare disparities in the Black community are a pressing issue that affects lives daily. As a community doctor, I want to shed light on these disparities,…
PROJECT2025NOLA: THE INCLUSIVE, EQUITABLE, DEMOCRATIC PLAN TO A MORE PROSPEROUS NEW ORLEANS by Councilman Oliver Thomas New Orleans stands at a crossroads, facing challenges and opportunities that will shape its…
Having friends has long-term health benefits. By Vanessa LoBue Ph.D. KEY POINTS Some of the best days of my life were spent when I was in my 20s, mostly because…
Imagine creating “A Community of 21st-Century Children,” ready for future challenges like climate change, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and new pandemics. In our democracy, we must include all children in this…
by The Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research Research shows high temperatures can affect your cognitive skills. KEY POINTS As heat waves roll across the U.S. in the summer, heat-related illnesses…
The Mississippi River Bridge: A Pending Reality Imagine a new bridge over the Mississippi River. Residents between Baton Rouge and New Orleans know the landscape well. This includes the Mississippi…
“Everything that is popular started as small, subcultural, or niche.” by By Jason Lalljee The makeover scene from The Princess Diaries scarred a generation of curly-haired kids who watched as…
Actionable strategies to mend and strengthen adult sibling relationships. by Cynthia Baum-Baicker Ph.D. KEY POINTS There are no relationships in life like those we have with our siblings. Siblings are…
by Jane Adams Ph.D. Sibling rivalry may be the obvious reason, but it’s not the only one. KEY POINTS It’s not always sibling rivalry. Says Carla: “They’re too unalike in…