Why it is racist to say free speech is Eurocentric

It is racist to say free speech is Eurocentric. In all of my courses that touch on freedom of expression, I have asked my students to discuss this question in my first class: “The President of a Canadian university said freedom of expression is ‘Eurocentric’ and leads to the suppression of minority groups. As such, … Read more

Teaching hate speech

How do I go about teaching hate speech? In all of my courses that touch on freedom of expression, I have asked my students to discuss this question in my first class: “The President of a Canadian university said freedom of expression is ‘Eurocentric’ and leads to the suppression of minority groups. As such, it … Read more

Droopy eyelids and prevention tips

Droopy, or sunken, eyelids are believed to be caused primarily by dehydration, fatigue, and aging (i.e. loss of  fat and collagen in the area). People are generally advised to moisturize the eyelid areas and drink more water.  Dermatologists like Dr. Dray, who has achieved celebrity status on YouTube, has a video in which she discusses different … Read more

Alternative health food and supplements

Many physicians insist that health supplements are not necessary for good health. “One only needs to follow healthy diet,” they like to say. At most, on multivitamin pill a day would suffice.  Yes, a multivitamin pill per day has helped me reduce my sick days and incidences of common cold. Many KOLs on YouTube recommend different health … Read more

Shampooing method for soft, silky hair

What is the best shampooing method for soft, silky hair? Some years ago, I noticed a difference in my hair texture depending on where I was living. My hair in its “default” state used to be of fair quality, given that I have very good health.  My hair texture deteriorated when I was residing in … Read more

Why academic freedom is dead in Hong Kong

Ever wonder why academic freedom is dead in Hong Kong? One overlooked contributing factor is the “Failed in London, Try Hong Kong” type of “professionals” that the city has drawn since its heyday. Back in 2006/7, lecturers at the Chinese University of Hong Kong were already advised by their superiors not to anger students coming … Read more