The Eck’s Factor: ‘The slap’ warrants a reevaluation of toxic masculinity
Our disproportionate condemnation of Will Smith speaks to our undermining of verbal violence.
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The Eck’s Factor: Sports says it all: We can do no right
It’s a double standardized world and we’re just failing in it.
The Eck’s Factor: D.A.R.E. v. ‘Euphoria’ dichotomizes mental illness narratives
‘Euphoria’ season two discourse speaks to paradoxical censorship culture.
‘To Paradise’ takes readers to, well, paradise
Hanya Yanagihara’s third novel “To Paradise” is an ambitious, polarizing among critics and readers.
The Eck’s Factor: R-E-S-P-E-C-T — find out what it means to policy
Behold, the most aggravating cop out in history: “Watch your tone.”
The Eck’s Factor: Coronavirus exposes eugenicist thinking
Ableism, coronavirus, eugenics — oh my!
Letter from the Editor: Reflecting on deflection in my ‘reputation’ era
Taylor Swift’s “reputation” was so ahead of its time, and for me, it has never been more relevant.
The Eck’s Factor: Money makes the medical world go white
What better way to make a comeback than return to my roots of scrutinizing pre-medicine culture?
The Eck’s Factor: National attitude toward the Paralympics speaks to issues beyond ableism
Yes, ableism is responsible for the stigma around the Paralympics, but it stems from profit-obsessed corporations.
The Eck’s Factor: ‘Reforming from the inside’ is a hoax
From Greek life to police to gay Republicans, reforming prejudiced institutions from the inside is not plausible.