Looking for the joy in trans sociological scholarship? Check out one of our exciting most read articles by stef shuster & Laurel Westbrook "Reducing the Joy Deficit in Sociology" ow.ly/kSa350QeeH8

We're sociologists, of course we've read Patricia Hill Collins' (1986) "Learning From the Outsider Within." Revisit one of our most read articles ow.ly/NzgJ50QHhls

Ever wondered about the impacts of algorithms on policing? Or perhaps our courts? Enjoy Sarah Brayne & Angèle Christin "Technologies of Crime Prediction" to learn more ow.ly/IgxB50QHhB6

Happy Women's History Month! Check out some of our authors' attics applying feminist theories! Nicole Iturriaga delves into tactics of 'plural-marriage' activists, exploring their portrayal of polygamy as empowering to women. youtube.com/watch?v=wcDkdp…

Today, allyship is vitally important for our collective futures. But what does it say about the inequalities we face? Find some insight in JE Sumerau, TehQuin D. Forbes, PhD, Eric Joy Denise, and Lain Mather's "Constructing Allyship and the Persistence of Inequality" ow.ly/rrj550QHii0

We are highlighting some of our amazing authors' attic videos for #WomensHistoryMonth. In this paper, Sarah Combelick draws 156 accounts from an abortion storytelling website to examine how women talk about the morality of their own abortion experiences youtube.com/watch?v=uhYIve…

Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! Check out Sarah Morando Lakhani apply the concept of biopolitical citizenship and discuss her qualitative examination of immigrants' and their attorneys' participation in the legalization process youtube.com/watch?v=Ia02PC…

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Calling all Social Problems authors! Have you won an award this year? Let us know by tagging us Social Problems or by filling out the form below: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Calling all Social Problems authors! Have you won an award this year? Let us know by tagging us Social Problems or by filling out the form below: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Calling all Social Problems authors! Have you won an award this year? Let us know by tagging us Social Problems or by filling out the form below: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

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Start your week by revisiting the 2023 SSSP Presidential Address by Shirley A Jackson, in which she autoethnographically discusses how social problems emerge and reemerge, and encourages finding solutions to those problems. ow.ly/ZmzQ50RxkU6

Considering recent and ongoing campus protests, check out this 2005 article about transnational and global social movements. Dana R Fisher, PhD (on Bluesky, threads, etc), Kevin Stanley, David Berman, and Gina Neff analyze surveys from a random sample of protesters in three countries. ow.ly/25lA50Rxlbb

Anna Nassauer explores the concept of situational space for social movements and protests, particularly the implications of police officers and protesters encroaching on spaces assigned to the other group, and the possibility of resulting violence. ow.ly/eTRv50RxnCr

New paper out in Social Problems! 🎉🎉🎉 Through a qual case study, I examine how privatization influences the way marginalized groups experience the US social safety net and find mixed consequences for stigma, paternalism, and disentitlement. More here: doi.org/10.1093/socpro…