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Q&A with Dr. Katherine Johnson
“Families feel like they need to prepare for the worst,” says Dr. Katherine Johnson, author of the Contexts feature “Navigating the Invisibility and Hypervisibility … Read MoreQ&A with Meghan Warner
In Meghan Warner’s new study, young people who have experienced sexual violence described themselves as stuck between two seemingly opposing stereotypes: the “broken” victim … Read MoreQ&A with Dr. Elizabeth Blakey
For 17 years, Twitter/X provided free academic access—not by law, but by social contract—to its data for researchers examining elections, hate speech, and other … Read MoreReconsidering Police in Schools
A school police vehicle. (Photo by Rescuenav via Flickr, cc). This article originally appeared in a report by The … Read MoreThe Gender Revolution on Greek Row
Photo by Arièle Bonte on Unsplash We live in a moment of remarkable inconsistency in the gender structure. We … Read MoreThe Gender Revolution on Greek Row
A photo of the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority house at the University of Georgia. (Image by 1778011 on Pixabay). Read MoreStealing My Opportunity to be a Father
Photo by Glodi Miessi on Unsplash. On April 4, 2015, Walter Scott was shot and killed while running away … Read MoreWhat Do Memes Tell Us about Self and Time during the Pandemic?
“I want a haircut” has become a rallying sign for people demanding a relaxation of … Read MoreThe Meanings of Refugee Status
Hamid, 28 years old, was born and raised in a Palestinian refugee camp in Syria. He has a … Read MoreHow Taiwan’s Precautionary Approach Contained COVID-19
An image of modern society and travel, which in the era of “second modernity” have contributed to the spread … Read More