Contexts Blog
by Eliza Brown and Paula England
Being "versatile" is common among college men who have sex with men.
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by lucia
Our collection of tweeted #sochaiku
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by Naomi Gerstel and Dan Clawson
New lawsuits, and state legislation, may start to change employer behavior for the better.
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by Carrie Clarady
Would you rather give money to your grandma or to your favorite cousin? Your creepy uncle or your elderly next door neighbor?
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by Howard Ramos
Why sociologists should care about Canadian politics.
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by Josh Page
The November issue of Contexts will feature an in-depth Q & A with Pete Wells, restaurant critic for the New York Times. Because we’re impatient and very excited about the interview, we’ve decided to post sections we couldn’t fit in the magazine as a preview.
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by Brittany Dernberger
To do the sociology right, you need to consider research from these other disciplines.
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by Steven Thrasher
But it did strike me as very strange that the first of Burning Man’s 10 principles is “radical inclusion,” while the event so substantially lacks non-White people. An ethnography.
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by Paula England
England responds to the questions posed after her address at the 2015 ASA meetings, "Sometimes the social becomes personal."
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by Philip Cohen
Contexts is facilitating a follow-up conversation in response to American Sociological Association President Paula England's Presidential Address.
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