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TCU Magazine Podcast16245Winter 2021

Miriam Ezzani on the Unified Voice and Structural Inequality

She worked with school leaders to institute anti-oppressive system.

SHANKSVILLE, PA - SEPTEMBER 10: A woman adjusts an bouquet of flowers at Flight 93 National MemorialÕs annual Luminaria on the eve of 16th Anniversary ceremony of the September 11th terrorist attacks, September 10, 2017 in Shanksville, PA. United Airlines Flight 93 crashed into a field outside Shanksville, PA with 40 passengers and 4 hijackers aboard on September 11, 2001. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

TCU Presents: How to Remember

Twenty years have passed since 9/11. The memories still hold significant power.

Summer 202115584TCU Magazine Podcast

Podcast: Intentional Dialogue Training With Ebony Rose

TCU’s senior learning and development consultant gives a lesson in speaking confidently and bridging cultural differences.

Preview graphic for the TCU Magazine / TCU Alumni panel on June 30, 2021, "Never Too Late to Say His Name"

Still Not Too Late to Say His Name

Why is this the time for a deeper dive into reconciliation and remembrance? TCU professor Adam W. McKinney, Juneteenth activist Opal Lee and Fred Rouse III, whose grandfather was lynched in 1921, discuss the more difficult aspects of Texas history.

director of TCU's Counseling & Mental Health Center, talks through the signs of trauma.

Summer 2021

Eric Wood: Recognizing and Processing Trauma

In a video, the director of TCU’s Counseling & Mental Health Center talks through the signs of trauma.

Brandon Manning, an asst. professor of English, has an upcoming book on how black men are portrayed in satire.

Fall 202115911TCU Magazine Podcast

Brandon Manning: Humor, Satire and the Black Man

His book, Played Out: The Race Man in 21st Century Satire explores Black satirists creating vulnerability to highlight the inner emotional lives of Black men.