MEDIA COVERAGE


Public Dissemination and Media Coverage of our Research

Media Continued

“Is Hawaii’s Racial Harmony a Myth?” by Moises Velasquez-Manoff, The New York Times-July 2019

“Want to Be Less Racist? Move to Hawaii” by Moises Velasquez-Manoff, The New York Times-June 2019

“The Biracial Advantage” by Jennifer Latson, Psychology Today-May 2019

“Pod Squad: Talking About Race In Hawaii” by Emily Dugdale, Honolulu Civil Beat-October 2017

“Study’s conclusion: Move to Hawaii, Become Less Racist” by Allyson Blair, Hawaii News Now-October 2017

“Study: Living in Hawaii Can Make You Less Prejudiced” by Olivia Peterkin, Honolulu Civil Beat-October 2017

“Move to Hawaii, Become Less Racist” by Tom Jacobs, Pacific Standard-October 2017

“What Biracial People Know” by Moises Velasquez-Manoff, The New York Times-March 2017

“Be ‘Color-Brave’ With Your Kids: Avoiding discussions with children about race is costly” by Sandra Waxman, Jennifer Richeson, and Leoandra Onnie Rogers, U.S. News & World Report-January 2017

“The trouble with colorblindness: American children need to stop being taught to fear the topic of race” by Kristin Pauker & Evan Apfelbaum, Quartz-September 2015

“Is ‘racial colour-blindness’ hurting our children?” by Rachel Lau, Global News-August 2015

“Racism In America: Children Who Don’t Have The ‘Race Talk’ Face Negative Psychological Effects” by Dana Dovey, Medical Daily-August2015