Learn 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
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Learn 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,
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Continue readingRemember the days when groundbreaking research was locked behind paywalls, accessible only to those with university affiliations or deep pockets? Yeah, me too. It feels archaic now, doesn’t it? Over
Continue readingLearn practical ways to build connections that enhance community resilience and wellbeing. I have always been fascinated by the invisible threads that connect people in neighborhoods and communities. Growing up
Continue readingI have been thinking about race a lot lately. Not in the abstract way we often discuss it in academic circles, but in the messy, complicated way it shows up
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