Asian mothers, bad feelings: notes on an all-conquering stereotype The long read: A certain image of the tiger mom – strict, cold and demanding – is ubiquitous in popular culture. Why? The Guardian - UK · Apr 28
MAGA rolls out its trojan horse Trump’s new executive order is just the latest salvo in his campaign to change what it means to be American Salon · Mar 27, 2025
Why moms are turning to ‘panda parenting’ over the tiger approach “Panda moms aren’t lazy,” said the creator of this style. “What they do is give children scaffolding to let them go free.” Fortune · Mar 11, 2025
The dogma of ‘Britain’s Strictest Headmistress’ is a con as old as time - gentle parenting produces happier kids Disciplinarians claim a stern approach is best, but there’s a lot of evidence to dispute this, says the Observer parenting columnist The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2025
Vivek Ramaswamy criticizes American parenting, prompts ‘tiger mom’ debates “Our American culture has venerated mediocrity over excellence for way too long,” the former presidential candidate said, prompting a discussion about tiger moms. Fortune · Jan 7, 2025
Is there anything that JD Vance actually believes? The only thing we can say for sure that JD Vance believes is that he, personally, should have as much power as possible The Guardian - US · Jul 19, 2024
Inside the unlikely romance of JD Vance and wife Usha Chilukuri Vance, from Yale Law to a Kentucky wedding When JD Vance began law school at Yale, the Rust Belt native encountered total culture shock — but also met his wife, the whipsmart daughter of Indian immigrants who helped him navigate the Ivy League, healthy relationships and his run for Vice President alongside Donald Trump. Sheila Flynn chronicles their… The Independent UK · Jul 16, 2024
'Tiger Mom' Amy Chua writes first novel, 'The Golden Gate' Amy Chua, the Yale Law School professor and author sometimes known as “Tiger Mom,” has written her first novel The Independent UK · Feb 6, 2023
The Yaliest of All Torts: Wrongful Interference with Clerkship Opportunities The Yale Law School DinnerPartyGate lawsuit (Stubbs v. Gerken) can go forward on an interference with prospective business relationships claim, based in large part on the law school's alleged interference with plaintiffs' clerkship opportunities, though the other claims are dismissed. Reason · Sep 29, 2022
Closing debate and rushing to judgement is no way to understand both sides of an argument Pluralism and multiculturalism often rub uncomfortably against questions of shared beliefs or rights and sport is floundering. But we can't be sure of our own beliefs until we have opened our minds to others who disagree with us, writes Stan Grant. ABC News · Aug 27, 2022
Yale's Motion to Dismiss the Yale Law School DinnerPartyGate Lawsuit I wrote about the Complaint in November, and included this excerpt (which is of course just the plaintiffs' side of the story): [1.] Two Yale Law School deans, along with Yale Law School's Director of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, worked together in an attempt to blackball two students of color… Reason · Feb 15, 2022