Jordan and Lauren left Ohio for Colorado Springs for a fresh start, but Lauren’s job fell through. Support can cover breaking their lease, a U-Haul, and the trip back. Thanks for sharing the GoFundMe page. #BringThemHome https://t.co/jqri53LKPL
I was today years old when I learned that Marnie married Kal, IRL. A bit shook that I didn't know this, tbh. I found out via an episode of @ATWWDpodcast with Kalyn and Christian from @thatsprettydark.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, I'm sorry for your childhood.
Congratulations @England@Lionesses!
Back to back European Champions retaining the European crown and beating the world champions!
An incredible match to finish an incredible tournament!
#ItsComingHome#ProudToBeEnglish
In the UK, one in four people from middle class backgrounds mistakenly think of themselves as working class. Why this? To find out more, listen to @SamFriedmanSoc on the latest episode of the #LSEiQ podcast #ExtraiQ.
🎧https://t.co/QmOqJL6iIS
More than one in four people in the UK, from solidly middle-class backgrounds, mistakenly think of themselves as working-class.
Listen to @SamFriedmanSoc explain why in this short episode of the #LSEiQ podcast, #ExtraiQ.
🎧 https://t.co/znsEzuWhod
Join us next week on Wednesday 14 February from 4.00pm to 5.00pm for the next session in our Sociology Research Seminar Series, with Professor Annette Lareau.
Open to #LSESociology staff and students, more information here ➡️ https://t.co/VI1QfO2fKS
#LSESociology
"Despite educational attainments, class privilege still significantly impacts career progression."
Read Ulviyya Khalilova's review of "Understanding Humans: How Social Science Can Help Solve Our Problems", featuring insight from @SamFriedmanSoc.
https://t.co/I1uYV2lKmP
In our latest blog piece, Danielle Fernandes describes the struggle and pursuit of balance amid the intense emotional involvement of sexual violence research.
https://t.co/3d6PFkM9GS
New research from @SamFriedmanSoc, @VGronwald, @Summers_AD & @EmmaEmmatay has found that many of the UK's super-rich wouldn't leave the country for tax reasons.
They are too attached to cultural institutions and fear stigma surrounding economic migration.
https://t.co/ZX5PfOiBgU
On March 8, we're thrilled to be joined by Leigh Johnson of @uogeog.
She'll be speaking about the economic geography of adaptation labor.
Details and talk abstract here https://t.co/brCsPW5IZw
@FilmOracle_ This article has nothing to do with the title. You really didn't need that BS click bate title for this. The last half was pretty interesting as it focuses on Paris, Prince, and MJ's parenting style, which is at least still relevant since his kids are grown adults.
Wrapping up our top podcasts and recordings of 2023 is our Annual #HumanRightsDay Lecture!
Earlier this month, Kimberly Hutchings joined @ayca_cu to discuss whether human rights have lost their power as an ethical discourse.
Listen to the recording 👇 https://t.co/vkOPHzuTdj
As part of this year's #LSEFEstival@SamFriedmanSoc and @Lem_Exeter shared some lessons on how to improve social mobility: what we can do, how we can do it and why it’s not being done already.
Catch up with the podcast 👇 https://t.co/jgRHi2P3An
While some EU States have shifted to a depathologised approach for self-determination of gender-identity, the European Court of Human Rights has not explicitly recognised it.
In our latest blog, Aniketh Rao explores this gap in the EU legal context.
https://t.co/ozSUXSBjYW