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Inspiring sociological imaginations everywhere! Member of @thesocietypages. Tweets by @evanstewart23 and @lisawade.

[Lisa Wade @lisawade]

"The law also forbids public colleges from offering general education courses ... [that teach] that systemic racism, sexism, oppression, or privilege are inherent in the institutions of the United States..."

This is a death blow. Here's what happens next...

[Barry Ritholtz @Ritholtz]

The Greatest Wealth Transfer in History Is Here, With Familiar (Rich) Winners

https://t.co/rgYTXxJqyJ

[Lisa Wade @lisawade]

The Glass Cliff: A phenomenon in which women are promoted during times of institutional crisis and given jobs with a high risk of failure.

[Dr. Margaret Chin (陈美瑺) @ProfMChin]

Black residents living in a county with a Black doctor have better health.

[American Association of University Professors @AAUP]

Report: Women faculty members are not only more likely than men to hold appointments in lower-paying academic ranks & types of institutions, but are also paid less than men within the same academic ranks on average.

https://t.co/U65Tzx7Aq2

[SocImages @SocImages]

COVID-19 lockdowns can reduce extremist violence, a new @apsrjournal article by Dawn Brancati, @jkbirnir and @Qidlbi find. Read here: https://t.co/EE76T6DRzh

[Amy Diehl, Ph.D. @amydiehl]

Study of top 100 highest-grossing US films of 2022 finds male-speaking characters outnumbered female 63% to 37%. Women were the protagonist in just 1/3 of movies. @therebeccasun
https://t.co/gVG56T3JxI

[Shannon Watts @shannonrwatts]

Last year, the U.S. had 690 mass shootings, according to the Gun Violence Archive — a 153% jump from 2014. From 2014 to 2022, there was a 60% increase in the number of children younger than 11 who died from mass shootings. https://t.co/iambLMepcJ

[Clint Smith @ClintSmithIII]

If you’re an educator looking for teaching tools during Black History Month, we made an entire Black American history series that you might find helpful for your students.

[New York Times Opinion @nytopinion]

“When people have outsize emotional reactions to benign inquiries about their self-evident beliefs, it is often an indicator that status is doing invisible work,” writes @tressiemcphd. https://t.co/Aa0UnnDVg7

[Contexts Magazine @contextsmag]

@marinadpol @nik_lampe 💯 For any who doubt their inner BMI-bullshit-detector, we’ve got a great run-down from @amandacz_phd (no paywall!) https://t.co/ApD7j3rbVr

[Jayanti Owens @JayantiOwens]

Thrilled to share that my paper “Double Jeopardy: Teacher Biases, Racialized Organizations, and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in School Discipline” is out in @ASR_Journal. Black and Latino boys face a double jeopardy because… (1/2)

[Tulane School of Liberal Arts @TulaneSLA]

Assistant Professor of #Sociology Robin Bartram published a piece in @ConversationUS on the #racist & #sexist history of #homedisrepair—also covered in her book Stacked Decks: Building Inspectors and the Reproduction of Urban Inequality. Full article: https://t.co/iWh9F1jO4M

[Chris Dier @chrisdier]

Never forget that the tactic of calling teachers/librarians “groomers” is a cowardly, dishonest, homophobic, and bigoted attempt to silence those who believe LGBTQ+ identities should be valued and represented. https://t.co/0yP8ffXjjS

[SocImages @SocImages]

Shifting social locations?

[The Society Pages @TheSocietyPages]

"TSP made me a great writer, which academia is not actually built to train you to do" board member @sericson8425 caught up with esteemed TSP alum, @UMB_Sociology assistant professor, and @SocImages lead curator @EvanStewart23 read our alumni spotlight https://t.co/2PidewWpQl