Contexts Blog
by Mónica L. Caudillo, Paula England, and Eliza Brown
It is common for couples of every social class to cohabit sometime in early adulthood in the U.S., and most marry later. However, women from …
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by Justin Maietta
Before you keep reading on, stop for a moment and think about what you see in the picture above. February was …
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by Greg Fallis
Reprinted with permission. I got metaphorically spanked a couple of days ago. Folks have been talking about the Fearless Girl statue ever since it …
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by Rose Malinowski Weingartner
Immigration statistics are everywhere, true or false. Need to clear something up in a lecture, a paper, or dinner table conversation? Lots of …
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by Polina Zvavitch
The author shows off her national pride at a daycare in Israel, 1996 There is truly something …
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by Barbara J. Risman
The National Geographic film Gender Revolution: A Journey with Katie Couric is a narrative report from an on-going but seemingly somewhat successful revolution. And yet, …
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by Steven Thrasher
Two beautiful Black boys’ faces kept looking out at me from my social feeds last night: Trayvon Martin’s, whose vicious killing by George Zimmerman five …
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by Brittany Dernberger
We won’t agree on everything, and that process of engaging with one another is what will lead to a strong movement and better outcomes.
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by Dana R. Fisher
It's going to be a long four years for the progressive movement.
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by Philip N. Cohen
I have only a superficial understanding of how to use photography to both present information and communicate a subtext that supports my opinions, but I do my best.
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