New publication in Sociological Forum by myself and colleagues. This article is Open Access and free to the public!
"The language of “diversity” or “DEI”? Exploring job titles of diversity professionals in US institutions of higher education"
https://t.co/M9wqs8DKOJ
New publication in Sociological Forum by myself and colleagues. This article is Open Access and free to the public!
"The language of “diversity” or “DEI”? Exploring job titles of diversity professionals in US institutions of higher education"
https://t.co/M9wqs8DKOJ
Why does support for diversity often fall short in practice? Prof. Neeraj Rajasekar examines the gap between values and actions in the U.S., shedding light on barriers to true inclusion. https://t.co/p0dDiIlFoQ Read more: https://t.co/nZgcKgkTaq @NeerajRajasekar@EvanStewart23@hartm021@DuBoisReview
These gaps do differ by participant race and political attitudes, but those differences are fairly small. Overall, these gaps are fairly prevalent among Americans who vary by race, politics, and several other individual-level factors.
Thanks for reading!
New paper from myself , @EvanStewart23 and @hartm021 coming out in @DuBoisReview
"Principle-Policy Gaps and Principle-Personal Gaps in Americans' Diversity Attitudes"
https://t.co/bSTvTYB1nt
We find that while Americans are generally favorable towards the principle of diversity, they have substantially lower support for relevant policy and substantially lower feelings of closeness with people from diverse backgrounds
ASA submitted a comment to the Florida Board of Governors objecting to the removal of sociology from the state’s general education core course options. Read here: https://t.co/1fPBdPF9LD
This Fall, I will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Sociology at @luthercollege
It's been a great year at @UMNDuluth , very productive and lots of great memories. But I'm looking forward to this next chapter and perhaps some better weather 😅😅
Today for #EarthDay read this piece from @NeerajRajasekar rounding up research on how poor communities of color disproportionately face the consequences of climate change, in the U.S. and around the world https://t.co/np7Xwu15Hh
Check out a topical read for St. Patrick's day! We've got a #TROT research roundup from @NeerajRajasekar on how the Irish became white https://t.co/9zc8NPVz0m
@MahalaMiller covers research from Maia Cuchiarra in @socprobsjournal showing that low-income Black moms and parenting instructors understand the role of parents differently & this shapes whether they think physical discipline is ever appropriate https://t.co/CbpciGUV7Y
Finally, I think it bears mention that our paper draws on nationally-representative-survey-data AND critical race theory literature. I remember having conversations with other academics about the need for more quantitative CRT; well, here we go!
Many thanks for reading!!!
New paper! Myself, Matthew, and @hartm021 are pleased to share the publication of "Diversity Discourse as Racialized and Double-Edged" in Sociology of Race and Ethnicity (via @ASA_SREM )
https://t.co/LVjfbZb6lk