A&M-Commerce Faculty Member Publishes Article in Washington Post
An article written by Texas A&M University-Commerce Assistant Professor of Political Science Dr. Ayal Feinberg was published by the Washington Post newspaper on April 13. Feinberg's article covers the trends of hate crimes against Asian-Americans and how the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic can cause these instances to rise. Feinberg has been published by the Washington Post previously, most recently in 2019. In addition to his position at A&M-Commerce, Feinberg is also a senior fellow at the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, specializing in contemporary anti-Semitic hate crimes, the quantitative analysis of bias incidents and diaspora-homeland relations. Read the article.
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