AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRace and Representation: A House committee report alleges anti-Israel and anti-Jewish activists influenced the American Psychological Association’s response to Oct. 7 and complaints from Jewish psychologists; a federal advisory panel has recommended suspending the APA’s accreditation recognition for a year. Election-Year Culture: Asian Americans in Texas are heading to the polls amid anti-Asian rhetoric, including attacks targeting Indian Americans and Muslims. Music and Protest: New coverage traces how songs from “Strange Fruit” to “We Shall Overcome” have carried political messages—and how theater gives those debates a human face. Native Heritage: The University of Utah will mark Native American Heritage Month with campus and community events celebrating Native culture, creativity and service. Halloween Style: Celebrity costumes are already drawing on pop-culture icons, family references and anime, with more likely before the weekend. Clock Change: As the U.S. prepares to return to standard time, Congress is weighing competing proposals; sleep researchers generally favor permanent standard time. Bluegrass Legacy: Sonny Osborne, born 89 years ago in Kentucky, helped push bluegrass in new directions with the Osborne Brothers, whose “Rocky Top” became a Tennessee anthem.
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