Contexts Blog
by Contexts Magazine
Incoming Contexts editors Amin Ghaziani and Seth Abrutyn, both sociologists at the University of British Columbia, invite your feature story pitches—now accepted through mc.manuscriptcentral.com/contexts! …
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by Contexts Magazine
The late Sinikka Elliott was a treasured colleague, here at the University of British Columbia, the new editorial home of Contexts, and around the world.
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by Victoria Reyes and Sneha George
Intellectual humility is a call for people to read broadly, to seek out knowledge from the periphery and center it in their research, writing, and teaching.
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by Michelle Mueller
Systemic inequality is buoyed by the idea that the underclass—whether they are women or a disadvantaged racial/ethnic group or economic class—holds the greatest responsibility for correcting inequalities. The problem of the underclass receiving the bill for solidarity applies basically anywhere we find a recognizable, lesser privileged group.
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by Ryan SC Wong and Lillian Wynne Platten
Tom Driggers, cc The United States does not care for people’s lives and will forget about Uvalde and Highland …
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by Paul A. Djupe, Amy Erica Smith, and Anand E. Sokhey
Pew Nguyen, Pexels cc A notable feature of academic life is its open-ended nature and the freedom to pursue …
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by Morgan Houlihan
Many disabled or chronically ill people struggle with losing their autonomy and being dependent on others for their care. …
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by alfredohuante
Over the past year and a half, politicians and media commentators have amplified a growing movement opposing education focused on racism and racial discrimination in …
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by David Burley
Photo by Li-An Lim on Unsplash I teach many classes in environmental sociology and they are all …
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by Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo and Manuel Pastor
Photo by Timo Wielink on Unsplash The nation’s growing racial diversity received significant media attention following the …
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