Media Mentions by Date
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2020
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August
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FEATURE
Time
Women's Equality Day Is a Reminder That the Fight for Women’s Rights Didn’t End With the 19th Amendment
Leandra Zarnow, Ph.D., Department of History
- Today
Talking about money doesn't have to make us cringe. Here's how to make it easier
John P. Vincent, Ph.D., Director, Center for Forensic Psychology, Department of Psychology - Loud & Clear
Trump's Election Strategy Stimulates Right Wing Militia Mobilization
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - The Nation
What This Country Needs Is a Working Parents Administration
Elizabeth Gregory, Ph.D., Director of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies & IRWGS - The Daily News
'Really heartbreaking': Social isolation can have harmful effects on seniors
John P. Vincent, Ph.D., Director, Center for Forensic Psychology, Department of Psychology - Austin Statesman
McCaul Vote on Postal Service Points to Tight Race
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Governing
Texas County Expands November Voting Options by $17M
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Houston Chronicle
Harris County OKs $17M to add polls, voting hours and drive-thru balloting for November election
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Newsweek
Gun-toting St. Louis Couple Who Threatened Black Lives Matter Protesters to Speak at RNC
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Texas Monthly
The Dirty Reason Why a San Antonio Tortilla Company Has “Sanitary” in its Name
Monica Perales, Ph.D., Department of History - Latinx newswire
HACU Announces Fellows for Second Cohort of Its Leadership Academy/ La Academia de Liderazgo
Pamela A. Quiroz, Ph.D., Director, CMAS - Globe Newswire
HACU Announces Fellows for Second Cohort of Its Leadership Academy/ La Academia de Liderazgo
Pamela A. Quiroz, Ph.D., Director, CMAS - Forbes
Freelancers, It's Tough Out There: New Tools to Handle the Stress and Uncertainty of Pandemic Times
Department of Psychology - TMC News
The Strange and Vivid Dreams of COVID-19
Candice Alfano, Ph.D., Director, Sleep and Anxiety Center of Houston, Department of Psychology - Head Topics
7 Coping Skills to Deal with Anger You Might Be Feeling Right Now
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - JBHE
Is Racial Discrimination a Significant Factor in the Rise of the Black Suicide Rate?
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - NY Daily News
Different Release Approaches by ‘Mulan’ and ‘Tenet’ Could Provide Window into Film’s Industry Future, Experts Say
Joe Leydon, Lecturer, Department of Political Science - Austin Statesman
Fact-check: Are Republican voters in Texas on average 20 years older than Democratic voters?
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - History News Network
What 5 Texas Political Science and Policy Experts Are Reading Now
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - History News Network
Examining Christian End Times Rhetoric in the Time of COVID
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - The Good Men Project
Forgiveness Is a Toxic Practice
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - The Royal Gazette
Harris must be Biden’s true partner to really matter
Leandra Zarnow, Ph.D., Department of History - UrduPoint News
RPT: ANALYSIS - Biden Picked Harris For Governing Skills Despite 'Top Cop' Record Infuriating Progressives
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Inside Higher Ed
Suggestions for Teaching about Race
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - The Dallas Morning News
Texas Democrats Ramp up Vote-by-Mail Program as COVID-19 Looms over Elections
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - The Washington Post
What does France owe Lebanon, and can it deliver?
Robert Zaretsky, Ph.D., Department of History - The American Scholar
Meditations on Marcus
Robert Zaretsky, Ph.D., Department of History - MSN
Steele's dossier: 'Clown show' or the greatest Russian coup?
Paul Roderick Gregory, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Tasmanian Times
The Psychology of Mountain Culture & Creativity
Melanie Rudd, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Poets & Writers
Ten Questions for francine j. harris
Francine J. Harris, Ph.D., Department of English - The Good Men Project
Little Known Reasons People Think COVID-19 Is a Liberal Hoax
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS
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July
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FEATURE
BBC
How lockdown may have changed your personality
Rodica Damian, Ph.D., Director of the Personality Development and Success Laboratory, Department of Psychology
- Los Angeles Review of Books
The Limit of Lyrical Thinking: A Conversation with Susan Briante
Roberto Tejada, Ph.D., Hugh Roy and Lillie Cranz Cullen Distinguished Professor, Department of English - Mxdwn.com
Comic-Con at Home: How Harry Potter, Black Panther, and Pop Culture are Being Used to Inspire Real Life Superheroes
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Reform Austin
COVID-19 has Teachers, Others Contemplate Writing Wills
Anka A. Vujanovic, Ph.D., Director, Trauma and Stress Studies Center (TaSSC), Psychology - Houston Public Media
Engines of Our Ingenuity 3238: Whitewashing
Karen Fang, Ph.D., Department of English - Washington Post
The author of ‘Robinson Crusoe’ was the Anthony Fauci of his age
Robert Zaretsky, Ph.D., Department of History - Houston Chronicle
Opinion: How to jump-start equity in education during COVID-19 crisis, not make things worse
Elizabeth Gregory, Ph.D., Director of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies & IRWGS - Foreign Affairs
The Strange Defeat of the United States
Robert Zaretsky, Ph.D., Department of History - Psych Central
Study: Inadequate Nighttime Sleep Can Alter Children’s Emotional Health
Candice Alfano, Ph.D., Director of the Sleep and Anxiety Center of Houston, Department of Psychology - WiSP Sports
Inequalities for Black Women in Coaching, Mentorship and Academia
Joyce Olushola Ogunrinde, Ph.D., Department of Health and Human Performance - Satoshi Nakamoto Blog
The online battle for the mental health of service workers
John P. Vincent, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Yahoo News
As Amid spike in crime, a question of who owns the streets
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - ABC 7 News
As Biden launches first ad, Texas could become expensive new battleground in 2020 race
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - GVTC Communications
Trump Insists He's Ahead In Texas, Despite 5-Point Deficit In New Dallas Morning News Poll
Nancy Beck Young, Ph.D., Chair, Department of History - Statesman
As Texas grapples with coronavirus, voter registration numbers are down
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - San Antonio Express-News
Texas Voter Registration Surges to 16.4M Despite Pandemic
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Santa Cruz Indymedia
Roots of Slavery, Black Lives Matter, Defund Police - Gerald Horne Interview
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Texas Standard
Prudent Or Politically Motivated? Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner Cancels Convention With Mixed GOP Reactions
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Defender News Network
UH offering free mental health therapy online for restaurant workers
Carla Sharp, Ph.D., Director of Clinical Training, Department of Psychology - HCPLive
Inadequate Sleep Impacts Children's Emotional Health
Candice Alfano, Ph.D., Director of the Sleep and Anxiety Center of Houston, Department of Psychology - Houston Chronicle
Opinion: Cancel University of Houston football this fall to keep players safe from pandemic
Billy Hawkins, Ph.D., Associate Dean, Student and Faculty Success, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences - Beaumont Enterprise
Once lauded for its COVID-19 response, Texas now grapples with one of country’s worst outbreaks
Elizabeth N. Simas, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Study Finds
While covering protests, mainstream media focuses on violence and spectacle over real issues
Summer Harlow, Ph.D., Jack J. Valenti School of Communication - WGN TV
The psychological impact of dealing with the burden of racism
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Sputnik News
Only 33% of US States Meet COVID-19 Testing Targets; Americans Added to EU Travel Ban
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - The New York Times
Should We Play? Two College Football Teams Have Very Different Answers
Billy Hawkins, Ph.D., Associate Dean, Student and Faculty Success, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences - PIX 11
Expert believes seeing political figures in masks influences others to do the same
Rodica Damian, Ph.D., Department of Psychology
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June
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FEATURE
Los Angeles Times
How does L.A.'s racial past resonate now? #BlackLivesMatter’s originator and 5 writers discuss
Gerald Horne, UH Moores Professor of History and African American Studies, Ph.D., JD.
Photo credit: Allen Schaben and Los Angeles Times
- Sputnik News
US Election; Racism; Glasgow Stabbing; Coronavirus Medical Update
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Greg Abbott is a ‘traitor’? Texas is a tyranny? The Texas GOP has a Hate Abbott Club
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Dnyuz
Here Are Some Tips For Black People Interested In Therapy
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Defender Network
Dealing with loneliness during pandemic
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - The Hill
Putin's best-laid plans for lifetime rule
Paul Gregory, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Cullen Distinguished Professor of Economics, Department of Economics - Eurasia Review
Examining Media Coverage Of Protests Worldwide
Summer Harlow, Ph.D., Jack J. Valenti School of Communication - France 24
Gerald Horne explains Juneteenth on France 24
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - The Atlantic
The Sun Belt Spikes Could Be a Disaster for Trump
Richard Murray, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - KHOU
The psychology behind decisions on wearing masks during COVID-19 pandemic
Rodica Damian, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Defender Network
UH-Downtown names interim president
Antonio Tillis, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences - Houston Business Journal
UH-Downtown names interim president, will start national search for replacement
Antonio Tillis, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences - Houston Style Magazine
Interim President Appointed at UH-Downtown
Antonio Tillis, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences - USA Today
Texas primary runoff: Understanding vote by mail during the coronavirus
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Sputnik News
Ruling Class Rethinks Juneteenth—While Overlooking Black Liberation
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Non Perele
Tearing Down White Supremacist Monuments Isn’t Empty Symbolism
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Houston Public Media
Political Roundup: Are 20-Somethings Really To Blame For The COVID-19 Spike?
Jeronimo Cortina, Ph.D., Department of Political Science and Associate Director of the Center for Mexican American Studies - Houstonia
Read Your Way Toward Anti-Racism with These 7 Books
Cedric Tolliver, Ph.D., Department of English - Community Impact Newspaper
Shoppers Are Abandoning Their Online Carts More Than Ever — Here's Why
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Today
Shoppers Are Abandoning Their Online Carts More Than Ever — Here's Why
John P. Vincent, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Sputnik News
Another Unarmed Black Man Killed by Police in Atlanta: The Struggle for Justice Continues!
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Houston Chronicle
Opinion: Build an economy of care, universal income makes sense now and for the future
Elizabeth Gregory, Ph.D., Director of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies & IRWGS - Houston Public Media
Survey: Some Texas Oil and Gas Producers Fear a Biden Presidency
Pablo M. Pinto, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Houston Public Media
Political Roundup: Local Leaders Make Moves To Fight Police Brutality
Elizabeth N. Simas, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - DW News
Twitter makes "Juneteenth" employee holiday
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - US News
A Texas Showdown: How Biden Could Take the Lone Star State
Richard Murray, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - KHOU.com
BP plans to layoff 10,000 employees worldwide, CEO Bernard Looney says
Energy Fellow Ed Hirs and Lecturer, Department of Economics - Sputnik News
Brutal Trends, Badgeless Forces, Social Uprising in Economic Decline
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - KRGV
Conspiracy theories and racist memes: How a dozen Texas GOP county chairs caused turmoil within the party
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - FOX 26 ABC 13
U.S. job market unexpectedly improves, but economy could take years to recover
Steven Craig, Ph.D., Department of Economics - Houston Public Media
Houston Protests Have Been Peaceful Compared To Other Cities. Why?
James Conyers, Ph.D., Director, Department of African American Studies - Houston Public Media
Political Roundup: How Local, State, And National Leaders Have Responded To The George Floyd Protests
Nancy Sims, Lecturer, Department of Political Science - Loud & Clear
Mass Protests Sweep US After Trump Threatens Military Action
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - San Antonio Express-News
Protests and Plague in the Lone Star State
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Naples Daily News
'Too tight to tell in Texas': New state poll shows Trump ahead by 1 point over Biden
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - DNYUZ
The George Floyd Election
Scott Clifford, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - KPRC Radio
Will President Trump Get to Nominate a Third Supreme Court Justice?
Jim Granato, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Texas Tribune
As coronavirus hits Texas, the state's top health official is spending 30 hours a week on a second job — that pays $600,000
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - MEHR News Agency
US Prof. asks Iranian friends to assist Americans in abolishing culture of slavery
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History
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May
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- KPRC Click2Houston
'Living While Black' Anxiety: Frustration Is Trigger Point for Protests
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas Democrats meet this week, but it’s all online: ‘At least the drinks are cheaper’
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Discover Magazine
Turns Out, You Can’t Blame Your Personality on Birth Order — Unless You’re a Twin
Rodica Damian, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Sputnik News
George Floyd's Case: US Police Officers Should be Punished Stricter Over Killings of Innocent - Prof
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Forbes
American Offices Are Reopening Many Employees Arent Ready
Christiane Spitzmueller, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - CultureMap
Chris Shepherd's charity offers free mental health care to restaurant workers
Carla Sharp, Ph.D., & John P. Vincent, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Houston Public Media
Political Roundup: Mask Wearing As A Political Symbol, And Texas As A Backup RNC Site
Beth Simas, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - The Undefeated
NCAA must stop perpetuating academic and financial disparities for HBCUs
Billy Hawkins, Ph.D., Department of Health and Human Performance - CNN
There’s One Epidemic We May Never Find a Vaccine for: Fear of Black Men in Public Spaces
Shayne Lee, Ph.D., Department of Sociology - Click2Houston
UH Professor Says Polarization of Health Decisions Makes a United Front Difficult
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - UH Moment
UH Alumnus Wins Pulitzer Prize
Department of English Creative Writing Program - WIRED
How to Sleep When the World Is Falling Apart
Candice Alfano, Ph.D., Director of Sleep Anxiety Center of Houston, Department of Psychology - Galveston County Daily News
More Galveston County residents return to society as distancing fatigue sets in
Matthew Gallagher, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Houston Chronicle
A month after historic crash, situation 'not nearly as dire' for U.S. oil prices, experts say
Energy Fellow Ed Hirs and Lecturer, Department of Economics - Texas Public Radio
Texas Counties 'Disenfranchised Voters' By Closing Too Many Polling Places, Say Advocates
Jeronimo Cortina, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Houston Matters
Political Roundup: Another Potential COVID-19 Relief Package, And Dr. Fauci’s Warning
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., & Nancy Sims, Lecturer, Department of Political Science - In The Thick
Learning in Quarantine
Elizabeth Farfán-Santos, Ph.D., Department of Comparative Cultural Studies - KPRC-TV
Fort Bend County Judge makes pitch to Elon Musk, Tesla to set up shop in county
Steven Craig, Ph.D., Department of Economics - Longview News-Journal
Texas has billions in its rainy day fund. But legislators say they won’t use it until January
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - Houston Public Media
Is 2020 The Year Texas Becomes A Battleground State?
Richard Murray, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - The Dallas Morning News
Texas leaders say you should wear a mask, but you don’t have to, muddling public health message
Brandon Rottinghaus, Ph.D., Department of Political Science - How Stuff Works
9 Surprising Facts About Mexican Revolutionary Pancho Villa
John Mason Hart, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Houston Matters
Deaf Community Faces Unique Challenges During The Pandemic
Sharon Hill, ASL Interpreting Program Director, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders - Houston Chronicle
A Q&A with Pulitzer Prize winner Jericho Brown on how he reinvented himself in Houston [Opinion]
Department of English Creative Writing Program - Latino Rebels
The Cost of Medical Marginalization: Undocumented Mothers and Health Access in the Time of COVID-19
Elizabeth Farfán-Santos, Ph.D., Department of Comparative Cultural Studies - RealClear Markets
Coronavirus and the Great Lockdown: A Non-Biological Black Swan
Paul Gregory, Ph.D., Cullen Distinguished Professor of Economics, Department of Economics - Houston Matters
Businesses Continue To Partially Reopen, The Presidency Of George W. Bush, And Black Mental Health
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - The Texas Tribune
Texas' front-line workers in the pandemic are predominantly women and people of color, analysis finds
Elizabeth Gregory, Ph.D., Director of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies & IRWGS
- KPRC Click2Houston
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April
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- Houston Chronicle
So you want to write a book in quarantine?
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Houston Public Media
Thousands Of Oil And Gas Workers Have Been Laid Off In Houston. What’s Next?
Christiane Spitzmueller, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Texas Standard
How To Maintain Mental Health While Sequestered At Home
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - The Texas Tribune
280,000 more Texans filed for unemployment last week as oil collapse and coronavirus precautions wallop state's economy
Dietrich Vollrath, Ph.D., Department of Economics - Innovation Map
Texas sees decline in clean energy jobs — and more losses are expected due to coronavirus
Energy Fellow Ed Hirs and Lecturer, Department of Economics - Defender News Service
UH psychology professor joins stars on BET pandemic relief effort
Rheeda Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - KHOU 11 News
Good for drivers, bad business: Oil industry takes historic hit as prices sink into negative territory
Energy Fellow Ed Hirs and Lecturer, Department of Economics - KPRC-TV
Here’s why you may be losing sleep and having weird dreams during the COVID-19 pandemic
Matthew Gallagher, Ph.D., Clinical Psychology - The Courier of Montgomery County
Coronavirus forces girls to forego quinceañera rite of passage in the age of quarantine
Elizabeth Farfán-Santos, Ph.D., Department of Comparative Cultural Studies - The Real News Network
Finding Hope During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Monthly Review
The Real News talks to Dr. Gerald Horne about Finding Hope During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Sputnik
'Racist' Corona or Bad Healthcare: Who’s to Blame for Higher Number of COVID-19 Deaths Among Blacks?
Gerald Horne, Ph.D., Moores Professor of History, Department of History - Newsrust
Will Texas Force Oil Production Cuts?
Energy Fellow Ed Hirs and Lecturer, Department of Economics - El Paso Times
Businesses may see tax hike if state runs out of money to pay unemployment
Steven Craig, Ph.D., Department of Economics - The Atlantic
The Perks of Being a Weirdo
Rodica Damian, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - InnovationMap
Economists dive into the economic impact of COVID-19, low oil prices on Houston
Energy Fellow Ed Hirs and Lecturer, Department of Economics - Bloomberg
Americans Don Masks Haltingly or Not at All Despite CDC Advice
Scott V. Savage, Ph.D., Department of Sociology - Houston Chronicle
Flatten the curve on domestic violence: Coordinated action needed during coronavirus quarantine
Elizabeth Gregory, Ph.D., Director of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies & IRWGS - The New York Times
Is It Time for Americans to Embrace the Bidet?
Martin V. Melosi, Ph.D., Cullen Professor Emeritus of History, Center for Public History - Patch
Economist contends a mature economy will encounter slower growth
Dietrich Vollrath, Ph.D., Department of Economics - Self Magazine
17 Things to Do If You Feel Cooped Up, Isolated, and All-Around Crappy
Rheeda L. Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - The Washington Post
Stop calling covid-19 a foreign virus
Mark A. Goldberg, Ph.D., History - TODAY
How to dress while working from home, according to the experts
Rheeda L. Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Los Angeles Times
Why we should learn to accept the coronavirus craziness
Rheeda L. Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology
- Houston Chronicle
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March
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- Self Magazine
17 Things to Do If You Feel Cooped Up, Isolated, and All-Around Crappy
Rheeda L. Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - The Washington Post
Stop calling covid-19 a foreign virus
Mark A. Goldberg, Ph.D., History - TODAY
How to dress while working from home, according to the experts
Rheeda L. Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology - Los Angeles Times
Why we should learn to accept the coronavirus craziness
Rheeda L. Walker, Ph.D., Department of Psychology
- Self Magazine
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February
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- Talking Points Memo
The Democratic Party Talks About Race By Not Talking About Race
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - TIME
What People Still Get Wrong About Segregation
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - Houston Chronicle
The great vision of Houston’s Arte Público Press
Nicolás Kanellos, Ph.D., Hispanic Studies - History News Network
Kindergarten Goes to the University Classroom: The Educational Value of Show and Tell
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS
- Talking Points Memo
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January
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- KRIV FOX 26
Breaking down recent developments in the impeachment trial of President Trump
Jim Granato, Ph.D., Political Science - Salon
I asked people why they don’t vote, and this is what they told me
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - KHOU-11
Houston Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia one of seven impeachment managers ahead of Senate trial
Jeremy Bailey, Ph.D., Political Science - The Washington Post
The problem with a year of celebrating the 19th Amendment
Andrew Joseph Pegoda, Ph.D., WGSS - Houston Chronicle
Assassinating Soleimani endangers lives in the Middle East and the U.S.
Emran El-Badawi, MCL
- KRIV FOX 26
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