Emily Bazelon’s article, ‘Making Bathrooms More Accommodating’, unmasks the fore-judged entanglement of “accommodation” concerning restrooms. Generally, males and females thoughtlessly restrict themselves to entering spaces designed specifically for their particular […]
Sarah Schindler, Associate Professor of Law at the University of Maine School of Law, presents a creditable, well detailed article depicting the “tactics” of racial architectural artists. Schindler claims that […]
In the article, “Color Walking”, Paul Brennin and Brendan McMullan challenge the fixation of one’s perspective on the world. The world in which is full of color, yet is seen as […]
The informational article, “Understanding Visual Rhetoric in Digital Environments”, displays the essential visual rhetorical strategies an educator needs to successfully develop a student’s writing skill in digital environments. Hock provides vivid […]
What is the first thought that comes to mind when you hear the phrase homeless person? After you remove all technicalities and proper definitions that describe them as a people […]
