Robert Jensen

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and Presbyterian minister Chris Hedges says it “glorifies our dehumanisation of women”. His 2015 ... Many anti-porn writers and activists like Gail Dines and Robert Jensen believe porn both creates and increases men's desire to see women hurt and humiliated during sex.

The Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania (ICA) announced two landmark gifts to endow key curatorial positions: Daniel and Brett Sundheim have donated $3 million, of which $2.5 million will endow the chief curator position and $500,000 will go to a new fund dedicated to exhibition outreach and ...

... the Puerto Rican Center for Investigative Journalism sued the island's Demographic Registry for failing to provide statistical updates on the death toll. ... One disaster fatality expert, Robert Jensen of Kenyon International, told BuzzFeed News the announcement could be a step in the right direction but that ...

It was further strengthened by a recent interview I read in The Hindu with a Journalism Professor at University of Texas, Prof. Robert Jensen, who was in Bengaluru for a programme. He says feminism is a gift to men. It helps us to transcend the limits of masculinity, which is not only dangerous to women but ...

Robert Jensen, professor of journalism, University of Texas, Austin, and author of The End of Patriarchy: Radical Feminism for Men, is a political activist who has worked in the arena of radical feminism for the last three decades. He was in the city to give a talk at the invitation of the Indian Institute of ...

That is, they might lead people to want to overthrow slavery,” said UT journalism professor Robert Jensen. When Clegg warned that “(The Star) can't hide behind the First Amendment when we are all supporting them financially,” I was instantly reminded of The Daily Texan's history. In 1974, UT Regent ...

An independent journalist, he was livestreaming the protest on Facebook, capturing many of the tense moments, including his own, falling to his knees ... Robert Jensen, a University of Texas journalism professor, said, “Trump rode into office in part by tapping into the hatred a portion of the population has ...

I am not as abusive as Harvey Weinstein, nor as narcissistic as Bill O'Reilly. I'm more respectful to women than Donald Trump, and not as sleazy as Anthony Weiner. Judged by the standards set by these public reprobates, most of the rest of us men appear almost saintly, and therein lies a danger.

Which is more virulent, the overt anti-Indian racism I grew up with or the overt anti-black racism I live around today? They're about the same. What about the unspoken sense of superiority of polite white society? About the same in both places, whether it's conservative Fargo, ND, or progressive Austin.

As the Guardian noted, the project elicited McCarthy-era fear—and its fair share of ridicule. Count journalism professor Robert Jensen, of the University of Texas at Austin, in the latter camp. In the wake of the list, he put out a defiant statement: Perhaps such a claim could be taken more seriously were it not ...

For nearly two decades, Robert Jensen has detailed the ins and outs of Print Journalism. Jensen is a Print Journalism Professor at the University of Texas; National and local current events are usually the topics of discussion in his classroom and at home. However, there's a current event that involves him ...

Robert Jensen's 10 books range from fairly scholarly approaches to political questions – free speech, pornography and inequality, racism and white ... Despite his institutional bona fides (he's a prolific scholar and a full professor in UT-Austin's School of Journalism), he has a rare gift among academic ...

An editorial by journalism professor Robert Jensen criticizing the celebration of Thanksgiving stirred critics during the holiday break, prompting a stream of email and editorial responses. In an editorial “No Thanks for Thanksgiving,” republished on alternet.org, Jensen discusses the history of the holiday, ...

Robert Jensen is a professor in the School of Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin and a board member of the Third Coast Activist Resource Center in Austin. His latest books are Arguing for Our Lives: A User's Guide to Constructive Dialogue and We Are All Apocalyptic Now: On the Responsibilities of Teaching, ...

STC middle school participants include the following: Donny Bugar, Daryn Cherveny, Austin Clark, Caleb Cosgrove, Wade Cosgrove, Darian Davenport, Jonathan Ebersole, Demitri Ferneau, Clayton Graff, Adam Haughey, Macie Henle, Robert Jensen, Jack Keenan, JT Keenan, Colten Mathes, Millie ...