Walking through my neighborhood yesterday, I heard snippets of three different languages before I even reached the corner store. It hit me, not for the first time, how incredibly mixed
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Walking through my neighborhood yesterday, I heard snippets of three different languages before I even reached the corner store. It hit me, not for the first time, how incredibly mixed
Continue readingWhy Your Outfit Choices Reveal More About Society Than You Think. Standing in front of my closet this morning, I caught myself making the same calculation I make every day
Continue readingI still remember the first time I realized my grandmother’s cooking was not just about feeding the family. Watching her prepare Sunday dinner, methodically layering flavors that had been passed
Continue readingExplore the root causes of income inequality and wealth gaps affecting economic mobility.I remember sitting in my college economics class, watching my professor draw supply and demand curves on the
Continue readingWhen I first told my family I was majoring in sociology , my uncle asked if I planned to become a social worker. My grandmother wondered if I would end
Continue readingSocial inequality has become one of those topics that makes people uncomfortable at dinner parties. I learned this the hard way last month when I brought up income disparity during
Continue readingLearn about social stratification, mobility, and hidden impacts on daily life. I used to think social class was something from history books, like medieval peasants and lords living in different
Continue readingLearn about valuable research, analytical, and communication skills that lead to diverse career opportunities. When I first told my family I was majoring in sociology , my uncle immediately asked,
Continue readingExplore real-world examples and insights on why cultural differences matter today. Walking through the bustling streets of my neighborhood last weekend, I found myself surrounded by a symphony of languages,
Continue readingThe first time I heard someone describe themselves as “non-binary,” I cannot lie I was confused. This was back in 2017, when I was visiting a friend at their university
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