Here it is! The earliest surviving footage from a Black produced film in American history, released 106 years ago on October 16, 1916.

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STEM "weed-out" courses don't discourage low-performing students equally: Women, URM, 1st gen, & low-SES students who get C or below are less likely to retake course, move to next course, or persist in STEM. Holds adjusting for HS grades, test scores, & STEM major intent. 1/6

💡The ISA's ongoing scientific activities organize by 57 Research Committees, 4 Working Groups & 6 Thematic Groups, each dealing with a well-recognized specialty in sociology. Learn more about them here: bit.ly/3T8k0iQ

“The #BlackLivesMatter movement has been highly effective over the past decade. Black Lives Matter aimed to shed light on police brutality, which it has done. Below is a list of some of the notable impacts of the movement.” My latest article brookings.edu/blog/how-we-ri…

Congratulations to my amazing colleague, Hyeyoung Kwon! Thrilled that her work on immigrant youth is being recognized!

📣 Applications for the 2024 Complexity Postdoctoral Fellowships are now open! If you’ve finished your PhD and are interested in transdisciplinary #research, consider applying for this unique #fellowship at SFI. For more info and to apply see here 👉 apply-sfi.smapply.org/prog/complexit…

With 600+ AAPI nonprofits across the U.S., it can be challenging to find the right one to support. That's why TAAF & @walmart launched the #TheAAPINonprofitDatabase—a comprehensive, interactive tool to help you get involved now. Explore here: impactaapi.org

📌On Friday at 2 PM, Anne will present our work in progress with @dinaoca Helge Marahrens #SaishreeGodbole & #DaEunJung examining how local newspapers frame immigrants across place.

Banyan Tree in Lahaina smoldering at the base, but still standing. Just about the only thing left, other than the Lighthouse.

🏆 We're delighted to share that the paper Making requests: Filipina/o and Latina/o immigrant claims-making and racialization by Melanie Jones Gast, PhD, @dinaoca, and Emerald T. Nguyen received an Honorable Mention for ASA Int'l Migration Section's 2023 Louis Wirth Best Article Award!

Check out our new paper in Social Psychology Quarterly that develops a relational framework to analyze and understand Indian immigrants’ perceptions of discrimination in the US context.

Thank you to the ASA Int'l Migration section for recognizing our work! Grateful for my fantastic co-authors.

Check out this fantastic new work by Muna Adem and Denise Ambriz on citizenship and race!

Great story by Amy Qin for the The New York Times about Asian American identity (or lack thereof) among Bhutanese Americans, an Asian population that doesn’t get much national coverage.