Women’s March, Charlottesville, “Shithole countries,” #MeToo, Puerto Rico, DACA rollback, U.S. tax restructuring, investigations of discrimination against Whites on college campuses, and Russia collusion—it all …
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Rashawn Ray, Co-Editor Rashawn Ray is in the sociology department at the University of Maryland. He is …
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Full issue online at Sage for 30 days, free. As we add articles to contexts.org, those pieces will be sorted to the issue’s homepage: …
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Now it’s time to say goodbye, To all our company… So after 12 spectacular issues, lots of great web-only content, and a new edition …
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From the Editors Viewpoints Virginia is for Lovers Four essays by gretchen livingston, peter wallenstein, angela gonzales, and christopher bonastia on the Loving v.
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As we write, millions of Texans are struggling through a hurricane for which we had years of warning. The president took a break …
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This is the Editors’ note for the Spring 2017 issue, posted here before print. Hypatia, a feminist philosophy journal, is making …
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The Winter 2017 issue of Contexts is available for free online until April 23, 2017 at http://journals.sagepub.com/home/ctx. In addition, links to select articles …
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The Fall 2016 issue of Contexts is available for free online until January 20, 2017 at http://journals.sagepub.com/home/ctx. In addition, links to select articles …
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The election of Donald Trump as the most powerful man on the planet was bad news for sociologists in at least three important ways.
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