The cover of this seed catalog shows a middle class woman from 1892 picking daffodils. Social class was determined in part by the type of garden you owned. Although it seems old school that concept is still present in society today. #SOC220@SociologyTheory
Institutional discrimination can explain why women and agriculture face barriers and challenges because of their gender. Empowering female farmers to feed the world https://t.co/YdbD9bbLkm via @NatGeo#SOC220@SociologyTheory
LGBTQ+ inequality is an ongoing issue, especially in the workplace! Knowing that there are not discrimination laws put in place to prevent this in every state is mind blowing! #equalrights#SOC22020
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The warming of oceans is another effect of climate change. Oceans are a cost of the constant uprises in temperature and it affects the heat capacity of the water! #ClimateChange is real. Be the change.
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Deciding not to use a plastic straw is not as impactful as you may think. Even if we deduce our waste, large #corporations are still doing significant damage to our planet and we need to start holding them accountable now. #SOC22020@SociologyTheory
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Glaciers are retreating almost everywhere around the world-ranging all the way from the Alps to Africa. #ClimateChange is an ongoing problem! @SociologyTheory
What If All The Ice Melted On Earth? ft. Bill Nye https://t.co/yKU1KfFuEZ via @YouTube#SOC22020