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Shared realities of DEI under a Trump Administration
A prediction: the Trump administration and many Republican-led state legislatures across the country will be enacting a range of diversity, equity, and…
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The Simple Math of Toxicity
Some sociology of the family for the holiday season
Dec 1
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November 2024
Structural Politics, Personal Agency
We get the opportunity to develop progressive practices
Nov 26
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A Sociologist and a Stranger
Tomorrow morning, your Neighborhood Sociologist will toss a few pieces of luggage into the back of his beat-up Kia Soul and begin a six-hour drive down…
Nov 25
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There is no such thing as a low information voter.
Unless it's you.
Nov 9
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October 2024
The Evil of Banality
"The Banality of Evil" refers to the idea that people can do very bad things to others without having malice towards them or some deeply rooted…
Oct 31
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Should academics endorse political candidates? No. But to do their jobs properly, they may end up doing so.
A title from a recent article from Inside Higher Ed reads, “Faculty Overwhelmingly Back Harris in November.
Oct 25
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Should academics endorse political candidates? No. But to do their jobs properly, they may end up doing so.
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The reason why Republicans are weird (and Trekkies too)
When now vice-presidential candidate then governor of Minnesota Tim Walz called the Republican Party weird it was, albeit not known to relevant parties…
Oct 6
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Either apartheid is right or it is wrong
Ta-Nehisi Coates speaks with clarity about Israeli oppression of Palestinians
Oct 2
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Either apartheid is right or it is wrong
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September 2024
Do as I purr, squeal, chirp, and chatter, not as I do
Some folk wisdom about parents and their influence on children
Sep 8
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Planting Trees
Or, "Is Discrimination Always Wrong?"
Sep 1
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August 2024
I think...
Or how I channeled my inner Darwin to help me think about online deviance
Aug 16
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