The Sociological Review Foundationさんのイラストまとめ

As Evangelical Teenagers, My Friends and I Were Inseparable. How Did We All Drift So Far Apart? https://t.co/tyej0bCW3U How can people who once moved as one ultra-religious organism become such dramatically different adults?

Hobsbawm at the Margins https://t.co/NZGCjzc3LK Eric Hobsbawm chronicled how socialist breakthroughs in the Global South had deep impacts on the thinking of Marxists in the West

A female historian wrote a book. Two male historians went on NPR to talk about it. They never mentioned her name. It’s Sarah Milov. They have tenure. She does not https://t.co/18fuYsbYXG

Gopal Guru pioneered new dimensions in the re-thinking of Dalit discourse with the introduction of critical theory in understanding questions of constructions and fallout of Dalit identity in India https://t.co/MBUuQ1A2NP @globalsoctheory

Atlas of Utopias: 2018 Transformative Cities Featured Initiatives https://t.co/jGWvIxfiVO 33 cities from 24 countries share their stories in the 2nd edition of the Atlas of Utopias @TransfCities

Burning Forests: An Interview with Nandini Sundar, prominent human rights activist and Professor of Sociology at the Delhi School of Economics https://t.co/3r7jyjUvcZ @isagdmag

Collaborative Consumption: In Defense of the Small https://t.co/KhgbJ0pQAw @MammaPia

As a radical, democratic politics intersectional prefiguration consists of actors’ acknowledging and making visible existing inequalities so as to change their own actions, group practices, and to challenge structures of power and oppression in society https://t.co/kdpQuDGWTE

Bodies in Seats: At Facebook’s worst-performing content moderation site in North America, one contractor has died, and others say they fear for their lives https://t.co/06rJXYbbcw @CaseyNewton