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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 monument of a Native American woman.

Colombus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day? A History of Indigenous Americans in the United States

Breann Borlay October 24, 2023

Columbus Day is a holiday that aims to celebrate the 1492 arrival of Christopher Columbus, a Spanish explorer, in many nations within the Americas. Within the U.S.

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.

Islamic mosque in Dubai.

A Holy Month in Islam

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 29, 2023

Ramadan, which began on March 22, is one of the holiest times in the Muslim

A group of electricity transmission towers against a sunset.

The Power of Extreme Socialization

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 8, 2023

In recent weeks, U.S. authorities have sounded the alarm about the safety of the American

A group of Brazilian military police force officers holding shields that say “Choque” with one officer pointing a gun.

Policing Police Culture

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 1, 2023

The Washington Post has been keeping a tally of the number of people shot by

A columned U.S. Supreme Court building.

The Fate of Affirmative Action

Angela Thompson, Ph.D November 1, 2022

On October 31, 2022, the United States Supreme Court heard yet another case on affirmative

An arial view of a Saudi Arabian city at nighttime.

34 Years in Prison for Tweets?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 21, 2022

The power of sociology comes from the fact that it can be used or applied to any aspect of social life.

A protest poster that says "racism is the real pandemic."

U.S. Supreme Court InJustice?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 31, 2022

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman in American history nominated to the

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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 monument of a Native American woman.

Colombus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day? A History of Indigenous Americans in the United States

Breann Borlay October 24, 2023

Columbus Day is a holiday that aims to celebrate the 1492 arrival of Christopher Columbus,

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

Islamic mosque in Dubai.

A Holy Month in Islam

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 29, 2023

Ramadan, which began on March 22, is one of the holiest times in the Muslim

A group of electricity transmission towers against a sunset.

The Power of Extreme Socialization

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 8, 2023

In recent weeks, U.S. authorities have sounded the alarm about the safety of the American

A group of Brazilian military police force officers holding shields that say “Choque” with one officer pointing a gun.

Policing Police Culture

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 1, 2023

The Washington Post has been keeping a tally of the number of people shot by

A columned U.S. Supreme Court building.

The Fate of Affirmative Action

Angela Thompson, Ph.D November 1, 2022

On October 31, 2022, the United States Supreme Court heard yet another case on affirmative

An arial view of a Saudi Arabian city at nighttime.

34 Years in Prison for Tweets?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 21, 2022

The power of sociology comes from the fact that it can be used or applied

A protest poster that says "racism is the real pandemic."

U.S. Supreme Court InJustice?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 31, 2022

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman in American history nominated to the

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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 monument of a Native American woman.

Colombus Day or Indigenous Peoples’ Day? A History of Indigenous Americans in the United States

Breann Borlay October 24, 2023

Columbus Day is a holiday that aims to celebrate the 1492 arrival of Christopher Columbus,

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

Islamic mosque in Dubai.

A Holy Month in Islam

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 29, 2023

Ramadan, which began on March 22, is one of the holiest times in the Muslim

A group of electricity transmission towers against a sunset.

The Power of Extreme Socialization

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 8, 2023

In recent weeks, U.S. authorities have sounded the alarm about the safety of the American

A group of Brazilian military police force officers holding shields that say “Choque” with one officer pointing a gun.

Policing Police Culture

Angela Thompson, Ph.D February 1, 2023

The Washington Post has been keeping a tally of the number of people shot by

A columned U.S. Supreme Court building.

The Fate of Affirmative Action

Angela Thompson, Ph.D November 1, 2022

On October 31, 2022, the United States Supreme Court heard yet another case on affirmative

An arial view of a Saudi Arabian city at nighttime.

34 Years in Prison for Tweets?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 21, 2022

The power of sociology comes from the fact that it can be used or applied

A protest poster that says "racism is the real pandemic."

U.S. Supreme Court InJustice?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 31, 2022

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman in American history nominated to the

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