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Heroic Americans — citizens of the land of the free, home of the brave
Journalist Eyal Press, during his report on dissent, whistleblowing and elite opposition to both in Obama’s America, makes this remarkable but unsurprising claim: Despite the lore of the whistle… more →
All Tied Up and Nowhere to Go
Ο πανικός για τη μοναξιά
wrote 2 days ago: Μία μελέτη το 2006, πυροδότησε έναν πανικό στην Αμερική καθώς υποστήριζε ότι οι Αμερικανοί είχαν εν … more →
Study: Religious Affiliation At Low Point In US History
wrote 2 months ago: BERKELEY, Calif. (CBS Sacramento) – No religious affiliation? No problem. A new study from UC Berkel … more →
Watch A Smart Guy Stump A Religious Bigot With Her Own Religion
wrote 3 months ago: Watch A Smart Guy Stump A Religious Bigot With Her Own Religion. Reblogged from Upworthy, 13 March … more →
Religion Among Americans Hits Low Point, As More People Say They Have No Religious Affiliation
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wrote 3 months ago: Batterfly_Bindig_Spread (Photo credit: vlasta2) Written by Katherine Bindley. Posted by Alan Bailey … more →
The Social Meaning of Technology
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wrote 5 months ago: Sometime in the early-1980s, Kodak began using a sleek new voice messaging service that they called … more →
America's Calling: A Summary of the Social History of the Telephone
wrote 7 months ago: For the past two three weeks (thanks a lot, Sandy), my New Media’s Past and Future class has f … more →
Using vacations to talk about class consciousness
wrote 9 months ago: If you want to talk to your students about class consciousness without getting too political (and wi … more →
Claude Fischer on the culture of poverty: adaptation or pathology?
wrote 1 year ago: The Berkeley sociologist Claude S. Fischer writes about the culture of poverty in the latest issue o … more →
All the Lonely People
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wrote 1 year ago: There’s a whole subgenre of pop sociology and social psychology dedicated to enumerating all o … more →
Heroic Americans — citizens of the land of the free, home of the brave
wrote 1 year ago: Journalist Eyal Press, during his report on dissent, whistleblowing and elite opposition to both in … more →
Networks, social traits, and Cosmopolitanism
wrote 1 year ago: An interesting theme in social network analysis is that social traits – like smoking, obesity, … more →
Religion, politics: Walking away from church - latimes.com
wrote 2 years ago: The most rapidly growing religious category today is composed of those Americans who say they have n … more →
The Berkley History Project
wrote 4 years ago: by Feistyle Since 1991 Berkley have conducted interviews with their faculty. The 31 videos are an ar … more →
