Thrilled to announce the publication of my book 'The Women of the Far Right: Social Media Influencers and Online Radicalization' by Columbia Univ Press in September 📚 ✨Featuring tradwives, crunchy moms & content creators ✨ cup.columbia.edu/book/the-women…

Page proofs! Obviously, this set of page proofs is about an incredibly upsetting topic. But, I'm excited to have this out in the world soon, in hopes that my findings can be used to make meaningful changes that will reduce violence against transgender people.

Amid increasing anti-trans legislation, trans joy is more important now than ever, and the popular article by stef shuster and Laurel Westbrook shows that we have a joy deficit in sociology. How might you incorporate more joy into your own work? ow.ly/wpCi50NWQ1b

Am I a radical now? I was officially disinvited from a speaker’s series affiliated with an elite medical school. Because apparently, focusing on the role of the workplace to understand the trauma experienced by health care workers was “not appropriate” for their series. A 🧵

It's an *extraordinary honor* to learn that my American Sociological Review article received the Devah Pager Outstanding Article Award, given by Inequality, Poverty, and Mobility (ASA Section)! I'm so moved by this award and take it as a recognition of the fact that studying of LGBTQ+ lives belongs firmly in the center in Sociology.

So excited to have won a ASA Int'l Migration Co-Honorable Mention for the Best Article Award with Jennifer Jones also winning Co-Honorable Mention! And so excited that Hyeyoung Kwon won the Best Article Award! Check out all of this great work being honored by ASA Int'l Migration 🔥🔥🌟🌟

So excited for Hyeyoung Kwon! Everyone should read her amazing work! 🎉🎊

My article, “Queer Theory Impossible” has been published in 문학동네, a quarterly literature magazine in South Korea. I discuss how Euro-American queer theory and its colonial institutional conditions fails us, and what such failure means for whom.

One month away from the paperback release of BROWN AND GAY IN LA. With the discount code (NYUAU30), the paperback is just $11 + tax and shipping if you order direct from publisher at nyupress.org.

So excited to share Sociology of Education Association 2024 CFP “If They Come in the Morning: Stories & the Sociology of Education” by program chair A.A.Tichavakunda! check out Sociology of Education Association best grad student & post-PhD paper awards & Black grad student travel funding seassoc.wordpress.com/2024-conferenc…

Such an important contribution to the literature!

It’s an honor to be be joining the sociology department at Brown University alongside such a great group of gender scholars, including Poulami Roychowdhury and Ananda Martin-Caughey!

Interested in how avoiding "political" topics by emphasizing kindness allows us to make systemic problems look like individual ones? Check out my new interview with New Books Network about Nice Is Not Enough! newbooksnetwork.com/nice-is-not-en…

Fireside chat (Oct 2) with our very own, Sociology@Brown Laura Lopez-Sanders 👇Watson Institute events.brown.edu/watson-interna…

Clear evidence that employers discriminate against nonbinary individuals. All-else-equal, disclosing that one uses "they/them” pronouns substantially lowers the chances of getting a job interview. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Any university that allows snipers on the roof of campus buildings in response to a nonviolent student protest is not place of higher learning.

Thx stacey brotzel 630CHED for our morning convo “can boys cry?” Discussing The Conversation Canada theconversation.com/who-says-boys-… CBC Calgary 100 Men Calgary Tim Fletcher Christine Stager Riley Culhane Chris Lubienski Rakhi Pancholi UBC Men’s Health Research Program Tahirih