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 CRStal Radio
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Research, Social Research
Posted January 22, 2021

CRStal Radio

Very cool. Podcasts from the Canadian Sociological Association (here).

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 ‘Inspired choice’: Biden appoints prominent sociologist to top science post
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Links that Matter, Research, Social Research
Posted January 22, 2021

‘Inspired choice’: Biden appoints prominent sociologist to top science post

Don’t look now, but sociology is ON A ROLL!

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 Amanda Gorman, Youth Poet Laureate and Sociologist
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Links that Matter, Student Research
Posted January 21, 2021

Amanda Gorman, Youth Poet Laureate and Sociologist

To many, Amanda Gorman stole the show at Biden’s inauguration with her poem, The Hill We Climb. If you listen closely, the references to sociology are everywhere. Amanda Gorman recently [...]

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 Why Black Communities Are Wary of a Vaccine, and What They’re Doing About It
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Research, Social Research
Posted January 20, 2021

Why Black Communities Are Wary of a Vaccine, and What They’re Doing About It

Article in the Tyee by Moira Wyton (here).

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 I Embedded With Trump-Supporting ‘Stop The Steal’ Protesters.
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Research, Social Research, Student Research
Posted January 20, 2021

I Embedded With Trump-Supporting ‘Stop The Steal’ Protesters.

Interesting article from HUFFPOST by a sociology graduate student, Megan Kang. Nice example of ethnographic research methodology.

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 Valuing male dominance may predict support for Trump, study says
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Research, Social Research
Posted January 9, 2021

Valuing male dominance may predict support for Trump, study says

CNN article by Sandee LaMotte that reviews numerous studies about some characteristics that Trump supporters appear to share. Article is here. Students of sociology will note the central role [...]

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 Dented cans, ugly fruit – it’s all tasty (and free) if you’re willing to get your hands dirty
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Community Initiatives, Links that Matter, Social Research
Posted December 25, 2020

Dented cans, ugly fruit – it’s all tasty (and free) if you’re willing to get your hands dirty

Good look at dumpster diving in Brooklyn available on Aeon.

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 Far-right extremist groups and hate crime rates are growing in Canada
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By Bruce Ravelli
In CSA Applied Sociology, Links that Matter, Research, Social Research
Posted December 22, 2020

Far-right extremist groups and hate crime rates are growing in Canada

Some good resources from the CBC on hate crimes in Canada (here).

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 Last Night at the Strip Club
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Links that Matter, Research
Posted December 16, 2020

Last Night at the Strip Club

A short documentary from the CBC website on Andrea Werhun’s experiences during the pandemic. Agency. Empowerment. Gender. Patriarchy. Capitalism. Available here.  Andrea’s personal [...]

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 IndigiNews
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By Bruce Ravelli
In Community Initiatives, Links that Matter
Posted December 15, 2020

IndigiNews

An Indigenous News organization with reporters in the Okanagan and Vancouver Island. Their tagline is: “Where your stories are heard, understood and respected.” Check them out here.

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