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A medical worker at a protest holding a sign that says "enough is enough."

Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Healthcare System

Brianna Jackson June 10, 2025

Racial discrimination remains a deeply rooted issue in the United States, and its effects extend

Justice For Her: Understanding and Ending Femicides

Bianca Ramos June 3, 2025

Every time I drive my brother to school, a pink cross catches my eye. It’s

A sign that reads "happily ever after."

Once Upon a Sociologist

Nora Mortimer February 25, 2025

Once upon a time… how could a story that starts so innocently have such a

A man and woman holding hands while walking along an Icelandic beach.

Weddings Around the World: Iceland, America, and Korea

Matt Winneck November 13, 2023

Weddings worldwide vary in their customs and atmosphere, offering unique experiences for the couple and those attending. This blog takes a closer look at the wedding traditions of Iceland,

A person using a calculator with money in their hand.

Inflation, Interest, and Cost of Living: How They Disproportionately Affect Americans

Breann Borlay October 31, 2023

inflation is a phenomenon in which goods and services become more expensive over a period, making the set value of a currency have less buying power. Inflation is harmful to one’s buying power,

A group of five women hugging and smiling.

Will We Reach Our Goal?

Nora Mortimer October 17, 2023

In January 2016, the United Nations (UN) began making tremendous efforts toward sustainability, the idea

An illustration of different people connected to one another through lines.

America: Land of the Free, Home of the Socially Stratified

Matt Winneck October 10, 2023

In the land of opportunity and freedom, the United States of America, it may come as a surprise that social stratification remains a prevalent and enduring aspect of society.

The Barbie Dreamhouse Experience building.

How to be a Barbie Researcher

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 28, 2023

Without question, the Barbie movie has been the breakout success of the 2023 summer movie

A female priest giving a sermon in church.

Gender, Sexuality, and Religion

Keith Whitworth, Ph.D March 21, 2023

A fundamental principle within sociology is that everything is a social construct, a concept that

A promotional poster for Mahsa Amini that says "woman, life, freedom"

Iran Protests: The Start of a New Movement?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D October 26, 2022

Since September 16, 2022, over 270 people have died in Iran, and over 1,000 have

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A medical worker at a protest holding a sign that says "enough is enough."

Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Healthcare System

Brianna Jackson June 10, 2025

Racial discrimination remains a deeply rooted issue in the United States, and its effects extend

Justice For Her: Understanding and Ending Femicides

Bianca Ramos June 3, 2025

Every time I drive my brother to school, a pink cross catches my eye. It’s

A sign that reads "happily ever after."

Once Upon a Sociologist

Nora Mortimer February 25, 2025

Once upon a time… how could a story that starts so innocently have such a

A man and woman holding hands while walking along an Icelandic beach.

Weddings Around the World: Iceland, America, and Korea

Matt Winneck November 13, 2023

Weddings worldwide vary in their customs and atmosphere, offering unique experiences for the couple and

A person using a calculator with money in their hand.

Inflation, Interest, and Cost of Living: How They Disproportionately Affect Americans

Breann Borlay October 31, 2023

inflation is a phenomenon in which goods and services become more expensive over a period,

A group of five women hugging and smiling.

Will We Reach Our Goal?

Nora Mortimer October 17, 2023

In January 2016, the United Nations (UN) began making tremendous efforts toward sustainability, the idea

An illustration of different people connected to one another through lines.

America: Land of the Free, Home of the Socially Stratified

Matt Winneck October 10, 2023

In the land of opportunity and freedom, the United States of America, it may come

The Barbie Dreamhouse Experience building.

How to be a Barbie Researcher

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 28, 2023

Without question, the Barbie movie has been the breakout success of the 2023 summer movie

A female priest giving a sermon in church.

Gender, Sexuality, and Religion

Keith Whitworth, Ph.D March 21, 2023

A fundamental principle within sociology is that everything is a social construct, a concept that

A promotional poster for Mahsa Amini that says "woman, life, freedom"

Iran Protests: The Start of a New Movement?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D October 26, 2022

Since September 16, 2022, over 270 people have died in Iran, and over 1,000 have

Page1 Page2

A medical worker at a protest holding a sign that says "enough is enough."

Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Healthcare System

Brianna Jackson June 10, 2025

Racial discrimination remains a deeply rooted issue in the United States, and its effects extend

Justice For Her: Understanding and Ending Femicides

Bianca Ramos June 3, 2025

Every time I drive my brother to school, a pink cross catches my eye. It’s

A sign that reads "happily ever after."

Once Upon a Sociologist

Nora Mortimer February 25, 2025

Once upon a time… how could a story that starts so innocently have such a

A man and woman holding hands while walking along an Icelandic beach.

Weddings Around the World: Iceland, America, and Korea

Matt Winneck November 13, 2023

Weddings worldwide vary in their customs and atmosphere, offering unique experiences for the couple and

A person using a calculator with money in their hand.

Inflation, Interest, and Cost of Living: How They Disproportionately Affect Americans

Breann Borlay October 31, 2023

inflation is a phenomenon in which goods and services become more expensive over a period,

A group of five women hugging and smiling.

Will We Reach Our Goal?

Nora Mortimer October 17, 2023

In January 2016, the United Nations (UN) began making tremendous efforts toward sustainability, the idea

An illustration of different people connected to one another through lines.

America: Land of the Free, Home of the Socially Stratified

Matt Winneck October 10, 2023

In the land of opportunity and freedom, the United States of America, it may come

The Barbie Dreamhouse Experience building.

How to be a Barbie Researcher

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 28, 2023

Without question, the Barbie movie has been the breakout success of the 2023 summer movie

A female priest giving a sermon in church.

Gender, Sexuality, and Religion

Keith Whitworth, Ph.D March 21, 2023

A fundamental principle within sociology is that everything is a social construct, a concept that

A promotional poster for Mahsa Amini that says "woman, life, freedom"

Iran Protests: The Start of a New Movement?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D October 26, 2022

Since September 16, 2022, over 270 people have died in Iran, and over 1,000 have

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