Contexts Blog
by Sigrid Luhr
Amid heightened scrutiny, how do tech workers make sense of diversity within their own companies and arrive at the conclusion that they're "better than most"?
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by Jukka Savolainen
The Florida professor’s inevitable termination was the cause, not the consequence, of his speech.
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by Marci Cottingham and Ariana Rose
What types of digital humor emerge during an outbreak? And how does humor help negotiate themes of risk, contagion, and connections with others, particularly within Black Twitter?
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by Elena van Stee
The COVID-19 pandemic exposed how college students from different class backgrounds seek help from their parents.
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by Thomas Biegert
What Kobe Bryant’s All-Star nomination can teach us about cumulative inequality and the persistence of status hierarchies.
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by Contexts Magazine
A sociologist focused on food systems, Sarah Elton aptly says that she gravitated toward Contexts because it “makes complex ideas… nicely digestible for …
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Elena van Stee, Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania, is the newly-appointed Blog editor for Contexts, the public-facing magazine of the American …
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Dr. Catherine Corrigall-Brown, co-author of “Art Attack: Protest Takes Aim at Climate Change” and department head of sociology at the University of British Columbia, …
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Dr. Leah E. Glass is an industry researcher whose new Contexts feature explores the (in)effectiveness of DEI training in a nonprofit context. DEI is …
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by Rose Xueqing Zhang
Does a big award mean a blank check for creative careers? Winning a Grammy is a dream come true for many musical artists—it’s …
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