UCLA Professor Suggests 93 Percent Of Washington Reporters Vote For Democrats

In his new book “Left Turn,” UCLA professor Tim Groseclose argues that there is a liberal media bias. He cites a poll of Washington correspondents in which 93 percent voted for the Democratic candidate. (0:22)

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JFK More Conservative Than Lieberman Says UCLA Professor

UCLA professor Tim Groseclose used statistical methods to determine that President John F. Kennedy was more conservative than Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT). Groseclose details his methodology in his new book “Left Turn.”(0:15)

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Arne Duncan: Asian Americans Suffer From Model Minority Myth

Education Secretary Arne Duncan advocates for organizing data to better serve specific communities during a Center for American Progress event unveiling a UCLA report on the Asian American population. (0:55)

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Lumping Together Diverse Populations Makes No Sense, Says California Dem

During a Center for American Progress event releasing a UCLA report on the Asian American population, Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) tells researchers and advocates that data broken apart to account for a diverse population is necessary to fight the stereotype that all Asian Americans are successful. (0:53)

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