Chapter 7 Part 1: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Conversation

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Chapter 7 Part 1: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Conversation

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Jun 1, 2021

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Rod Golden, Major Barnett and Dr. Rashawn Ray discuss what it means to confront race and racism in American society.

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Jun 1, 2021

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Students and professors discuss introductory topics in sociology, making connections to their readings, research and life experiences. This podcast is a companion to the online textbook A Sociology Experiment, but no knowledge of the textbook or its materials is necessary to listen! Hosted and produced by Zahin Das

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Chapter 2: Research Methods - Bias, Doubt & the Ethics of Sociological Inquiry: Annie Olson, Vanessa Haddad and author Gwen Sharp discuss the methodological challenges of seeking answers to sociological questions. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 4 Part 2: Social Class, Inequality & Poverty - The Inequality Problem: Alexia Brown, Akhila Boda, Jing Zhang, Dr. Christian Schlaerth, and author Todd Schoepflin discuss the consequences and potential redresses of inequality as a national phenomenon. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 1: An Introduction - High School Cliques, Lonely Billionaires & Karl Marx: Alaza Flores, Andrew Wang and author Shamus Khan discuss Durkheim, Marx and introductory sociological concepts. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 4 Part 1: Social Class, Inequality & Poverty - Meritocratic Myths & the Role of Class: Alexia Brown, Akhila Boda, Jing Zhang, Dr. Christian Schlaerth, and author Todd Schoepflin discuss the sociology of class. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 3 Part 2: Social Structure & the Individual - Self Construction, Authenticity & Algorithms in the Social Media Age: Alex Wright-Ropp, Amshah Mushtaq and author Judith Halasz discuss the interaction between individuals and the social structures they inhabit in the digital world. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 3 Part 1: Social Structure & the Individual - Identity, Symbols, and Changing Norms: Alex Wright-Ropp, Amshah Mushtaq and author Judith Halasz discuss the interaction between individuals and the social structures they inhabit. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 7 Part 3: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Institution by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 7 Part 1: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Conversation: Rod Golden, Major Barnett and Dr. Rashawn Ray discuss what it means to confront race and racism in American society. by Sociology Sessions
23 min listen
Chapter 6: Gender & Sexuality - Constructing, Accepting and Living Identity: Katharine Fleischner, Peyton Syrnyk and author Todd Schoepflin discuss sociological ways to think about gender and sexuality. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 7 Part 2: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Mind: Rod Golden, Major Barnett and Dr. Rashawn Ray discuss how the human mind conceives of race across different spheres of society. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 8: Sociology of Families - Values, Roles & Media in the Construction of Family: Harry Zhu, Cassidy Bushnell, Jasmine El-Shurafa and chapter author Anglea Barian discuss the idea of family through sociological lenses. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 8: Sociology of Families - Values, Roles & Media in the Construction of Family: Harry Zhu, Cassidy Bushnell, Jasmine El-Shurafa and chapter author Anglea Barian discuss the idea of family through sociological lenses. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 7 Part 3: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Institution by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 7 Part 2: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Mind: Rod Golden, Major Barnett and Dr. Rashawn Ray discuss how the human mind conceives of race across different spheres of society. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 6: Gender & Sexuality - Constructing, Accepting and Living Identity: Katharine Fleischner, Peyton Syrnyk and author Todd Schoepflin discuss sociological ways to think about gender and sexuality. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 4 Part 2: Social Class, Inequality & Poverty - The Inequality Problem: Alexia Brown, Akhila Boda, Jing Zhang, Dr. Christian Schlaerth, and author Todd Schoepflin discuss the consequences and potential redresses of inequality as a national phenomenon. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 4 Part 1: Social Class, Inequality & Poverty - Meritocratic Myths & the Role of Class: Alexia Brown, Akhila Boda, Jing Zhang, Dr. Christian Schlaerth, and author Todd Schoepflin discuss the sociology of class. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 3 Part 2: Social Structure & the Individual - Self Construction, Authenticity & Algorithms in the Social Media Age: Alex Wright-Ropp, Amshah Mushtaq and author Judith Halasz discuss the interaction between individuals and the social structures they inhabit in the digital world. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 3 Part 1: Social Structure & the Individual - Identity, Symbols, and Changing Norms: Alex Wright-Ropp, Amshah Mushtaq and author Judith Halasz discuss the interaction between individuals and the social structures they inhabit. by Sociology Sessions
27 min listen
Chapter 2: Research Methods - Bias, Doubt & the Ethics of Sociological Inquiry: Annie Olson, Vanessa Haddad and author Gwen Sharp discuss the methodological challenges of seeking answers to sociological questions. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 1: An Introduction - High School Cliques, Lonely Billionaires & Karl Marx: Alaza Flores, Andrew Wang and author Shamus Khan discuss Durkheim, Marx and introductory sociological concepts. by Sociology Sessions
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Chapter 7 Part 1: Race & Ethnicity - Race in the Conversation

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