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A black and white 1950s print ad saying “The Biggest sensation of any year… Capital Punishment.”

Reflections of Conscience in the History of Capital Punishment

Sophia Lanzante October 1, 2024

In the U.S., the first instance of capital punishment, a penalty for criminal behavior that

A person holding a McDonald’s McDelivery brown paper bag in their kitchen at home.

McDonald’s Around the World

My La September 3, 2024

Easily recognizable by its bright red and yellow letter “M” logo, how did McDonald’s successfully

A young boy sitting at a desk studying a book.

What is Sociology?

Ayda Girma August 20, 2024

Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies. It delves into

Three scraps of paper that say "Education," "Knowledge," and "Power."

The Power of Sociology

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 21, 2023

The power of sociology lies in the fact that it allows you to gain insight into literally any subject

A hand holding an Iphone open on the homescreen.

Can You Sue Social Media?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 17, 2023

Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube are being sued by the Seattle Public School system. On the face of it

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 woman drinking out of a Starbucks coffee cup.

Would Karl Marx Order Starbucks Coffee?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 12, 2022

Short Café Americano. Venti Decaf Pink Palace Roast. Grande Peppermint Mocha Frappuccino. These words are what customers generally think of when referencing Starbucks.

Four soldiers in uniform with guns and a helicopter behind them.

Afghanistan + Haiti + COVID-19 = ?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 24, 2021

What does the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, the earthquake in Haiti, and Covid-19 in Texas have in common? Sociology, the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions,

A group of people with a sign that says "Stop the Uyghur genocide."

Do My Choices Matter?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 24, 2021

How important are the choices that we make? Do our choices affect others, or only ourselves? While on the surface these may appear to be questions for a Philosophy course

A crowd dancing with glowsticks and colored powder at a party.

COVID-19, Parties, and Culture

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 27, 2021

Despite being in the throes of a global pandemic that has infected more than 100 million and killed over 2 million, Covid-19 parties persist. From the clandestine Baby Shower in East London to the secret DJ parties in New York City

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Reflections of Conscience in the History of Capital Punishment

Sophia Lanzante October 1, 2024

In the U.S., the first instance of capital punishment, a penalty for criminal behavior that

McDonald’s Around the World

My La September 3, 2024

Easily recognizable by its bright red and yellow letter “M” logo, how did McDonald’s successfully

What is Sociology?

Ayda Girma August 20, 2024

Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies. It delves into

The Power of Sociology

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 21, 2023

The power of sociology lies in the fact that it allows you to gain insight

Can You Sue Social Media?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 17, 2023

Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube are being sued by the Seattle Public School system.

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

Would Karl Marx Order Starbucks Coffee?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 12, 2022

Short Café Americano. Venti Decaf Pink Palace Roast. Grande Peppermint Mocha Frappuccino. These words are

Afghanistan + Haiti + COVID-19 = ?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 24, 2021

What does the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, the earthquake in Haiti, and Covid-19 in Texas

Do My Choices Matter?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 24, 2021

How important are the choices that we make? Do our choices affect others, or only

COVID-19, Parties, and Culture

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 27, 2021

Despite being in the throes of a global pandemic that has infected more than 100

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Reflections of Conscience in the History of Capital Punishment

Sophia Lanzante October 1, 2024

In the U.S., the first instance of capital punishment, a penalty for criminal behavior that

McDonald’s Around the World

My La September 3, 2024

Easily recognizable by its bright red and yellow letter “M” logo, how did McDonald’s successfully

What is Sociology?

Ayda Girma August 20, 2024

Sociology is the scientific study of social relationships, social institutions, and societies. It delves into

The Power of Sociology

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 21, 2023

The power of sociology lies in the fact that it allows you to gain insight

Can You Sue Social Media?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 17, 2023

Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube are being sued by the Seattle Public School system.

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

Would Karl Marx Order Starbucks Coffee?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 12, 2022

Short Café Americano. Venti Decaf Pink Palace Roast. Grande Peppermint Mocha Frappuccino. These words are

Afghanistan + Haiti + COVID-19 = ?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D August 24, 2021

What does the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, the earthquake in Haiti, and Covid-19 in Texas

Do My Choices Matter?

Angela Thompson, Ph.D March 24, 2021

How important are the choices that we make? Do our choices affect others, or only

COVID-19, Parties, and Culture

Angela Thompson, Ph.D January 27, 2021

Despite being in the throes of a global pandemic that has infected more than 100

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