Guest posts
by Dana R. Fisher
It's going to be a long four years for the progressive movement.
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by Reeve Vanneman
Working-class issues seem to have lost their salience, as if even American sociology was also telling them that they didn’t matter.
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by Zulema Valdez
Faculty organized a teach-in to address student questions, provide support, and encourage productive student engagement.
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by Eamon Whalen
The bigotry one faces being Muslim… it’s just very present. [A]s the band, we’re traveling around, we’re a motley crew, and sometimes people don’t how to interface with that. The reality is that there are things that require dialogue, that require a bit more attention, and that can’t just be let go because, “This person’s a bigot, this person’s a racist, and that’s what it is.” Yes that’s what it is, but let’s have a dialogue about it. The Gaadi of Truth is addressing that. …[T]hese are conversations that need to be happening.
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by Dana R. Fisher
The term “Dark Money” conjures images of back-room deals, bribes and quid pro quo arrangements, but what is Dark Money, really? And why should we …
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by Ernesto Castañeda
The overwhelming majority of residents of El Paso, Texas, reported feeling safe in their city.
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by joshua gamson
“Shit, this is the worst,” Anthony Weiner declares to himself at the beginning of the titular documentary (now in theaters), as he waits for someone …
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by abigail e. cameron
A student submits an IRB application to study “media freedom” and the struggles of citizen journalists for her doctoral dissertation. The study methodology includes immersion …
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by dana r. fisher
A lot of my research studies political elites. As such, I am frequently conducting participant observation and open-ended, semi-structured interviews in the halls of the …
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by stefanie DeLuca, susan clampet-lundquist, and and kathryn edin
In the mid-1990s, the federal government launched a high-profile social experiment in five cities to determine if escaping concentrated neighborhood poverty could change the lives …
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