Bookmarks (111)

  • Is this the dawn of a new era in women’s sports? - The Society Pages

    A running track with two lanes in the foreground, and fog covering the view in the...

  • TSP Tuesdays, April 23rd, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy Our latest ‘There’s Research on That’, War on Women on the Web by...

  • We Need A Sociology of Flourishing - Contexts

    Since our founding as a discipline over 180 years ago, sociologists have become masters at studying...

  • Older Hispanic adults, marital relationships, and depression. Why does the relationship quality matter? - Council on Contemporary Families

    Marriage is often regarded as one of the most vital aspects of Hispanic culture. This is...

  • Clippings – April 22nd, 2024 TSP Media Report - Clippings

    Josh Greenberg (Professor of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University) wrote an article for The Conversation...

  • Making Mom Proud - Contexts

    How do lower-income mothers respond when societal expectations for feeding children demand resources they do not...

  • The Radical Potential of Adaptive Skateboarding and Wheelchair Motocross

    Skateboarding has boomed globally over the last decade, and researchers have been quick to examine how...

  • War on Women on the Web - There's Research on That

    Two women sitting side-by-side with laptops in front of them, glancing at each other after reading...

  • TSP Tuesdays, April 16th, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy This week’s Clippings includes media coverage of Dana R. Fisher‘s new book: Saving Ourselves:...

  • history lessons - Contexts

    How we teach the past can be a contentious issue, especially around sensitive subjects like race,...

  • Childfree, Carefree, and Self-Care – The Roles Women Can Play - Council on Contemporary Families

    A woman’s independence is often linked to her ability to control her body and her reproductive...

  • Clippings – April 15th, 2024 TSP Media Report - Clippings

    Dana R. Fisher (Director of the Center for Environment, Community & Equity at American University) recently...

  • TSP Tuesdays, April 9th, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy Paula Fomby, Professor of Sociology at Penn Arts & Sciences and Associate Director...

  • Who gets to speak for autism? - Contexts

    “Welcome to this warrior gang and we are bad motherfuckers!” exclaimed Jenny McCarthy to an audience...

  • Want To Be Seen as More Likeable at Work? Take Parental Leave. - Council on Contemporary Families

    It’s nice to be liked—and it even comes with benefits in the workplace. Likeable individuals are...

  • Families change. The way we support kids should change too. - The Society Pages

    Two children swinging on a beachside playground, with other children playing on slides, monkey bars, and...

  • Asian American Views Towards Affirmative Action - Discoveries

    Ji-won Lee and W. Carson Byrd, “The Mechanisms of Ethnoracialization and Asian American Support for Race-conscious...

  • Storytelling (a.k.a. Why YOU Should Publish with Contexts) - Contexts

    Why write for Contexts? Hear from authors who have published with us! In this video, Contexts...

  • Letter from the Editors: Winter 2024 - Contexts

    “Celebrate good times, come on!” The start of a new year brings opportunities for gratitude. Check...

  • TSP Tuesdays, April 2nd, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy We have a new ‘There’s Research on That’ by Forrest Lovette and John...

  • Why Do So Many Christian Colleges and Universities Maintain Gendered Residence Life Policies? - Council on Contemporary Families

    Christian colleges and universities make up around one-third of all colleges and universities in the United...

  • learning curves - Contexts

    For a long time, sociologists and policymakers have assumed that the fact kids in some neighborhoods...

  • The Class Politics of Fine Dining - Contexts

    Some people still have stress dreams about high school exams. I still have stress dreams about...

  • Curriculum, Culture Wars, and Sociology in the Classroom - There's Research on That

    A large college lecture hall, with some seats brightly lit and others covered in an ominous...

  • TSP Tuesdays, March 26th, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy TSP board member Caroline Garland‘s latest Discovery on work by Andréa Becker covers...

  • Behind the Startup: A Conversation with Benjamin Shestakofsky - Contexts

    We are thrilled to welcome Benjamin Shestakofsky to the Contexts Blog to celebrate the publication of his new book, Behind...

  • Best for Whom? Breastfeeding and Child Development - Council on Contemporary Families

    Reprinted from Council on Contemporary Families Brief Reports published on May 31, 2023 Recent infant formula...

  • Clippings – March 25th, 2024 TSP Media Report - Clippings

    Zeynep Tufekci (Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs at Princeton) wrote an op-ed for the New...

  • Hannah McCann on Judith Butler - Give Theory A Chance

    In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Hannah McCann, Senior Lecturer in Cultural Studies at...

  • Race, Gender, and Pressures for Female Sterilization - Discoveries

    Andréa Becker, “Stratified Reproduction, Hysterectomy, and the Social Process of Opting into Infertility,” Gender and Society,...

  • Dear Junior Faculty Colleagues - First Publics

    Dear Junior Faculty Colleagues, Teaching community-based learning (CBL) courses is one of the most rewarding pedagogies...

  • Old School Intro in a 21st Century World - First Publics

    I have to be honest. When I first got the invitation to write an essay for...

  • worthless bodies, legitimized violence - Contexts

    Do you know how many missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA1 people are in...

  • Reaching the Public (a.k.a. Why YOU should publish with Contexts) - Contexts

    Why write for Contexts Magazine? Hear from the authors who have published with us! In this...

  • TSP Tuesdays, March 19th, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy Mallory Harrington has a new Discovery on work by Joss Greene on some...

  • Clippings – March 18th, 2024 TSP Media Report - Clippings

    The Amsterdam News ran a feature on Elizabeth Ross Haynes, sociologist and women’s rights advocate. Haynes’...

  • Transforming Gender Boundaries in Men’s Prisons - Discoveries

    Joss Greene, “Gender Bound: Making, Managing, and Navigating Prison Gender Boundaries, 1941–2018,” American Journal of Sociology,...

  • Ugo Corte on Gary Alan Fine - Give Theory A Chance

    In this episode we are joined by Ugo Corte, Professor of Sociology at the University of...

  • TSP Tuesdays, March 12th, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy Nicole Schmitgen has a new Discovery on work by Margarita Torre on women...

  • Q&A with Dr. Alicia Smith-Tran - Contexts

    In her Winter 2024 Contexts feature, “Pushing Back on ‘Black Don’t Crack,’” Dr. Alicia Smith-Tran explores...

  • Women and Union Support - Discoveries

    Margarita Torre, “Women in the New Labor Activism: Gender Trends in Attitudes Toward Unions,” Work and...

  • Q&A with Dr. Sofya Aptekar - Contexts

    Dr. Sofya Aptekar is the author of the Winter 2024 feature article “Green Card Soldiers.” In...

  • Clippings – March 5th, 2024 TSP Media Report - Clippings

    The Cut interviewed Gretchen Sisson (Sociologist at Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health (ANSIRH) at the...

  • Intro to Sociology Dialogues Series – A Review - First Publics

    During the Fall of 2023, First Publics published a series of interviews with four authors of...

  • Intro to Sociology courses often serve as the “public” face of the field - First Publics

    Intro to Sociology courses often serve as the “public” face of the field, but how do...

  • Some Black History Month Sociology - There's Research on That

    A Black woman walking on a sidewalk. Photo by Ono Kosuki under Pexels license. Black History...

  • TSP Tuesdays, February 27th, 2024 - The Editors' Desk

    New & Noteworthy Richie Zweigenhaft published a new TSP Special on the race and gender of...

  • Are White Men Still in the Majority on Fortune Boards? - The Society Pages

    An empty conference table. Image from Pixabay under Pexels license. In a 2013 article, I wrote that “after decades of...