Author: Dr. Julian Vasquez Heilig
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Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit, Ohio State lost, and somehow the internet decided that the real scandal was the brown students celebrating in the stadium. As a former UT Austin professor for eight years, where I first earned tenure, and a Michigan alumnus who is always happy to see Ohio State lose, I had…
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I joined Jon on the #RaceClass Podcast, and he came ready. No easy scripted questions, no softballs, and no protected territory. He asked whatever he wanted. The difficult questions came fast and heavy, and I’m glad Jon did. Of course, we had to talk about the recent controversy I found myself in the middle of…
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AI may become smarter than every human being. That does not mean we should hand it the keys to civilization. This is the latest installment in my AI Code Red series, which examines the human choices, institutional failures, and public safeguards shaping our increasingly automated future. I do not want AI to kill me. I…
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First came the Gulf of America. Then Lake America. Trump can alter the map today and AI can teach it tomorrow. Trump is now floating the idea of changing New Mexico to “New America.” He shared an altered map on Truth Social in which “Mexico” was crossed out and replaced with “America.” It would be…
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You can steal history in 0.04 seconds. I was a sophomore at the University of Michigan in 1994 when Colorado quarterback Kordell Stewart launched a football 64 yards through the air on the final play of the game. Michael Westbrook came down with it in the end zone, and Colorado defeated Michigan 27–26 in what…
Cloaking Inequity 
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