The era when a degree guaranteed you a good job is ending.
For decades, the formula was simple:
Go to university. Graduate. Get a stable job.
But today, young graduates in the US face an unemployment rate higher than the national average for the first time in history.
When the Teacher Said, “They’re All Good Answers”
A reflection on early education, the tyranny of single right answers, and why we need to protect the space for diverse thinking.
Read more『ネズミの嫁入り』が教えてくれる、“民主主義という不確かさ”の意味
昔話『ネズミの嫁入り』が、現代の民主主義を映し出す──“最強”とは誰かを巡る旅が、私たちの社会の本質を静かに問いかける。
Read moreThe Parable of the Mouse’s Marriage — And the Quiet Power of Democracy
We often ask: Who really holds power in a democracy?
Through a simple old Japanese folktale about a “mouse’s marriage” we learn how ambiguity, not certainty, might be the deepest strength of free societies.
【読書】『アンチレイシストであるためには 』(イブラム・X・ケンディ著、翻訳・児島 修)
先日の記事に続いて人種というテーマについて。人種という概念はいかにして始まったのか、そしてその始まりは結局権力者の「私利私欲」を発端としていることについて。
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