The Neighborhood Sociologist
Rod GrahamA newsletter using a sociological imagination to talk about society, culture, and politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 124 | Subscribers | Read | rodgraham.substack.com |
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Should academics endorse political candidates? No. But to do their jobs properly, they may end up doing so.
A title from a recent article from Inside Higher Ed reads, “Faculty Overwhelmingly Back Harris in November. But They Won’t Tell Students to Do the Same.” At one point in the article, data was displayed from a recent faculty survey showing t...
The reason why Republicans are weird (and Trekkies too)
When now vice-presidential candidate then governor of Minnesota Tim Walz called the Republican Party weird it was, albeit not known to relevant parties at the time, a harbinger of what was to be a wild several weeks in the 2024 presidential...
Either apartheid is right or it is wrong
Ta-Nahesi Coates’s new book dropped yesterday, entitled “The Message.” In an interview with NPR’s Terry Gross, Coates says the book is about “nationalism and belonging.”
Do as I purr, squeal, chirp, and chatter, not as I do
Some folk wisdom about parents and their influence on children
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Gadfly | Professor of Sociology at Old Dominion University | I post about social science, culture, and progressive politics | Views are my own
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