Jennifer Lee š¦
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Julian Clarence Levi Professor of Social Sciences @Columbia | Contributing āļø @ScienceMagazine @BrookingsInst @AAPIData | #Kaia's human š¦
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https://sociology.columbia.edu/content/jennifer-lee 10-10-2014 16:07:11
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Thrilled to see the extensive ways that our expertise AAPI Data helps with strong, data-informed storytelling. Wonderful CNN feature on the surge of grassroots Indian Am support for Harris (including the āChitthi Brigadeā). By Harmeet Kaur Aditi Sangal edition.cnn.com/2024/08/17/polā¦
For those of us who had never imagined that in our lifetimes we might have an #AsianAmerican president, #KamalaHarrisās rise has energized us, especially when Asian Ams have never been seen as salient to this nationās political discourse. Jeff Yang š«¶ FOLLOW ME @ORIGINALSPIN ON THREADS/IG theguardian.com/commentisfree/ā¦
Proud papa moment: my son, who has non-speaking autism (and whom we were told only had an IQ of 40) just wrote his first essay--on disability rights, no less. Please read & retweet! Tom Zoellner ZĆ³calo Public Square Communication 4 ALL @autism Atlas For Autism zocalopublicsquare.org/2024/08/29/im-ā¦
Such an insightful and wonderful essay and Iām not just saying it because Iām the mom to Jason Jacoby Lee
The most revealing thing about the #KamalaHarris effect is the down-ballot impact where in key Senate races, Democrats have gone from trailing Republicans to developing a substantial advantage. Case in point, Arizona where Ruben Gallego has expanding his lead over Kari Lake.
Since the end of race-conscious affirmative action at Yale, Black & Latine enrollment remained stable, #AsianAmerican enrollment ā¬ļø, while White enrollment ā¬ļø š¦Asian American enrollment ā¬ļø by 6% (30% to 24%) š¦White enrollment ā¬ļø by 4% (42% to 46%) yaledailynews.com/blog/2024/09/0ā¦
Are you an assistant prof studying inequality & looking for a 2nd semester of sabbatical support? I hope you'll apply to spend AY25-26 Stone Center for Inequality Dynamics. As a work-family scholar, I am delighted that successful applicants can choose a nonresidential option if that's best for them.