I'm a cultural anthropologist and sociologist who has published on a wide variety of topics, many of them centered around differences and their implications. I'm affiliated with Boston University, am also a contributing editor at American Purpose. Before I became an academic, I was a financial analyst and a Peace Corps Volunteer in Africa. Native of a small town in the Midwest.
Engagement as an HxA Member:
Presented at HxA Virtual Event, Summit, or Conference
Published on HxA: The Blog
Guest on HxA Podcast
HxA Writers Group Member or Veteran
Active Member of an HxCommunity
Active Member of an HxA Campus Community
Faculty Fellow at HxA Center for Academic Pluralism
Speaker's Title and Institutional/Organizational Affiliation:
Research Scholar at Boston University
Event Type :
Lecture/Presentation
Fireside Chat
Book Talk
Constitution Day Event
Classroom Visit
Workshop
Podcast
Debate, Forum, or HxConversation
Speaking Topics - List up to 5 specific topics or titles, each separated by a semicolon:
The Clash of Lifestyle; Real Diversity, Fake Diversity; The Roots of our Immigration Crisis; How to Understand Inequality and Social Problems; The "West and the Rest" Controversy
Blackout Dates (Dates speaker is unavailable, Date/Month/Year):
NA
Distance Willing to Travel:
Any/No Limits to Travel Radius
Scholarly Area:
Social Sciences
Modality of Event :
In Person and/or Virtual
Willingness to be recorded:
Willing
Speaking Fee (Not including travel/lodging expenses):
$0-$2,000 USD
Recent Appearance (1 of 5) -title, host institution, year:
The Clash of Lifestyle Diversity and Economic Equality; Harvard University, 2017
Link to Speaker's Professional Website (to include sample writings and more extensive bio):
michaeljindra.com