This post is published in conjunction with the Latin American Studies Association congress in Boston. Check for other posts from the conference. #LASA2019 By Rebecca Hanson and Patricia Richards, authors of Harassed: Gender, Bodies, and …
Read More >This is the first installment in the #HealingFromHate blog series. Stay tuned for future blog posts in the series. And follow along on Twitter, #HealingFromHate. “It is always difficult to approach an …
Read More >The events in Charlottesville this past weekend drew international attention to the increasing number of hate groups in the United States, and left many wondering: what draws people into white extremist groups? …
Read More >To celebrate Women’s History Month Feminist Media Histories will be highlighting articles from past issues. Each Tuesday and Thursday throughout the month of March one FMH article will be free to download …
Read More >By Catherine Connell, author of School’s Out: Gay and Lesbian Teachers in the Classroom This Q&A, originally published by Boston University Today, is posted in advance of the American Sociological Association conference in Chicago. …
Read More >Join University of California Press in Chicago this summer for the 2015 American Sociological Association Annual Meeting. The meeting convenes August 22-25 in Chicago. Please visit us at booths 301 and 303 …
Read More >Every year, the United Nations dedicates May 15th, the International Day of Families, to bringing attention to the rights of families across the world and society as a whole, with a particular focus on …
Read More >Columbia history professor Hilary Hallett has been getting some wonderful advance praise for her new book, Go West, Young Women!, which explores the influx of women in early Hollywood and their role in …
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