Princess Ojiaku

Writer, Freelance

Princess Ojiaku is a science writer whose work has appeared in Scientific American, Popular Science, and Pacific Standard, among others. She lives in Chicago.

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A memorial with balloons, flowers and signs on the pavement. An elderly man and a boy are paying their respects.

essaySocial psychology

Is everybody a racist?

The studies just keep coming. Unconscious racism is pervasive. It starts early. And it creates a deadly empathy gap

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ideaMusic

Why sad songs can be feel-good and noise music can be nice

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