Natural Black hair, and why it matters - Harvard Gazette
Nicole Dezrea Jenkins researches the cultural significance of natural hair among Black women globally, highlighting identity and discrimination issues.
Adults love Halloween because adulthood has changed
Halloween has transformed from a children's activity to a popular adult celebration, influenced by changing adult norms and expectations.
Natural Black hair, and why it matters - Harvard Gazette
Nicole Dezrea Jenkins researches the cultural significance of natural hair among Black women globally, highlighting identity and discrimination issues.
Adults love Halloween because adulthood has changed
Halloween has transformed from a children's activity to a popular adult celebration, influenced by changing adult norms and expectations.
Photo essay: It's Halloween in the Mission District
Emmanuel Fonseca's educational path reflects a strong foundation in communication and sociology, crucial for his journalism career.
Colin Robson obituary
Colin Robson was a pioneer in behavioural sciences, merging psychology and sociology in academia.
The Labels We Carry - Young Reporter, Neha Raj Parmiter's School
Labelling theory in education has far-reaching consequences for students' academic performance and social interactions.
Teachers' labels are often based on stereotypes, impacting students' experiences and perpetuating cycles of inequality.
Florida removes sociology as core course option for public colleges
Florida removes sociology course from graduation requirements at state universities
Sociology replaced with a course on 'factual history'
Jeffery Sobal, emeritus nutrition professor, dies at 74 | Cornell Chronicle
Jeffery Sobal was a pioneering sociologist focused on the social aspects of obesity and nutrition, making significant contributions to the field during his career.
How Play Can Increase Resilience
Play is crucial for childhood development and resilience in adverse conditions.
Traditional schooling may inhibit play and creativity in children.
Photo essay: It's Halloween in the Mission District
Emmanuel Fonseca's educational path reflects a strong foundation in communication and sociology, crucial for his journalism career.
Colin Robson obituary
Colin Robson was a pioneer in behavioural sciences, merging psychology and sociology in academia.
The Labels We Carry - Young Reporter, Neha Raj Parmiter's School
Labelling theory in education has far-reaching consequences for students' academic performance and social interactions.
Teachers' labels are often based on stereotypes, impacting students' experiences and perpetuating cycles of inequality.
Florida removes sociology as core course option for public colleges
Florida removes sociology course from graduation requirements at state universities
Sociology replaced with a course on 'factual history'
Jeffery Sobal, emeritus nutrition professor, dies at 74 | Cornell Chronicle
Jeffery Sobal was a pioneering sociologist focused on the social aspects of obesity and nutrition, making significant contributions to the field during his career.
How Play Can Increase Resilience
Play is crucial for childhood development and resilience in adverse conditions.
Traditional schooling may inhibit play and creativity in children.
'Without an emotional connection, you don't have a brand,' says author Ana Andjelic
Ana Andjelic's educational background and varied professional experiences have shaped her understanding of innovation and branding in the marketing landscape.
America Has a Midlife Friendship Crisis. How to Fix It.
Male friendships may not be in crisis but are evolving, with men beginning to understand the need for deeper emotional connections.
Opinion | Why I Still Send Holiday Cards and You Should, Too
Weak ties are crucial for networking and discovering new opportunities, as they connect us to diverse circles.
The tradition of sending Christmas cards symbolizes the importance of maintaining weak ties.
Along the Roads That Built Modern Brazil
Bortoluci's narrative explores how the life of a common man reflects broader societal changes in Brazil during significant historical transformations.
Doctors issue warning about new sex trend men are practicing
Stealthing is a non-consensual act reflecting a disturbing trend of dominance and lack of respect in sexual relationships.
Childhood Through the Ages: A Sociological Journey
Childhood is a socially constructed phase that has evolved significantly from economic assets to a valued and innocent stage deserving of protection.
Boffins build AI agents that respond like real people
Computer scientists have developed a method for AI models to emulate real individuals' behaviors and attitudes based on extensive qualitative interviews.
Were the Crusader States Penal Colonies? - Medievalists.net
The crusader states attracted a significant number of criminals, influenced both by societal factors and institutional needs for manpower.
Ruha Benjamin, sociologist: We need to demystify technology and listen to the people who are buried under the rubble of progress'
Technology's impact is shaped by human perspectives, and recognizing inequalities is crucial for understanding society's challenges.