Reflections of a Sociologist
Sue Greer-PittReflections on human interaction, human culture, human institutions and human relationship to the physical world. Current focus: democracy, inequality, economy, education, Appalachia, and climate change.
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The Fragility of Knowledge
I’m taking an astronomy class through the local community college. In Kentucky, folks over 65 can get free tuition to take classes at any public college or university - a really cool deal. I’ve been taking classes since 2018 about a year af...
Old Friends
The autumn of 1963 was when I started “junior high” in the 7th grade at a different school than I’d attended for the first six grades. A few weeks before the school year was to begin my family went to retrieve my brother from his week at sc...
The way it was NOT
I often hear, or see (on social media) people my age waxing nostalgic for the days of Walter Cronkite on CBS News, where he ended each broadcast with “And that’s the way it is.” Clearly those people did not grow up with my father. Every sin...
Lots of Memories
The screened porch at great Aunt Sue’s house in the Tidewater
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PhD Sociologist, retired from college teaching. Specialist in community, political, and environmental sociology. Appalachian, Jew, "radical leftist."
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