Joseph Flynn
Executive Director for equity and inclusion in the Division of Academic Diversity, Equity and InclusionJoseph Flynn is the executive director for equity and inclusion in the Division of Academic Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and an associate professor of curriculum and instruction.
He teaches courses related to social justice, multicultural education and curriculum studies. His scholarship offers critical examinations of race, media and popular culture, and curriculum. Currently he is author of White Fatigue: Rethinking Resistance for Social Justice and a co-host for the podcast Mental Illness in Pop Culture.
In his free time, he enjoys watching and discussing film, listening to jazz and hip hop, cooking, and spending time with his family.
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Joseph Flynn wonders what four criminal investigations of a former president say about our country. -
Joseph Flynn talks about preferences. And by preferences, he means affirmative action, legacy admissions, and race.
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Fighting the good fight will take a lot out of you. Joseph Flynn turns to some old friends for advice on R&R.
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Writing isn't easy. So Joseph Flynn asks you to consider the plight of the television writer.
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History shows that banning and burning books leads to destruction. Joseph Flynn wonders what we are going to do about it.
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Hey, Gen X, Joseph Flynn says, "with great change comes great re-learning."
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To pretend that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would not have supported today's anti-racism movements is ludicrous, says Joseph Flynn.
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It is essential for the furthering of society to always embrace the humanity of others, says Joe Flynn. But how?
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America can't resist opening our box full of misery over and over again. Joseph Flynn wonders what's left in there.
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Sending your kid off to college? Joe Flynn says it's not the end of the world.
