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RACIST DISNEY CHARACTERS
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A Cracked article compiled their candidates for the Nine Most Racist Disney Characters. Select stolen clips and liberal quoting below: Asia... keep reading - A Public Criminologist
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There's a lot of great sociology out there, but finding it all can be difficult. That's where the Contexts Crawler comes in. Under the guidance of Amelia Cotton Corl, the Crawler scans the internet for media reports and other insights offered by sociologists and serves them up in a concise, snappy style.
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The Contexts Podcast is Up!
We're thrilled to announced the launch of the Contexts Podcast! The podcast will feature interviews with our authors and other special guests and will be published bi-weekly.Redesigned Discoveries Blog
The all new Discoveries Blog is up and running. Designed as a companion to the Discoveries section of our print publication, this blog offers quick updates on exciting new research.Welcome ThickCulture to contexts.org!
Our newest blog is ThickCulture, run by political scientist Jose Marichal and covering politics, multiculturalism, and civic engagement in the age of the internet.Want to blog for contexts?
Over the course of 2008 we plan to rollout many more blogs that reflect the depth and breadth of our discipline. Here's what we're looking for:
- We want blogs that bring sociological theory and research to bear on life in today's world.
- We want blogs to do this in an accessible manner that appeals to generalists within our discipline and to educated publics such as students, policymakers, and the media.
- We want blog authors who are committed to their blogs for the long haul.
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