Find me @socistmjs.bsky.social | Sociology Professor | Race/Whiteness | Homelessness | Civic Engagement | Environment
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Pleased to announce my article is now online at
@qualsoc! In "I don't know what's racist," I show that even color-conscious/anti-racist white volunteers struggle to see how *their* race is important in their day-to-day service interactions. Read here: rdcu.be/cTaOP
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Happy to share another installment in our ongoing research on energy politics with @SOCistMJS : NIMBYism, environmental privilege and the politics of offshore wind energy - Matthew Jerome Schneider, Brian F. O’Neill, 2025 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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This Wednesday 11/20, join our "Critical Steps for Just Transition" Ocean Equity Learning Forum webinar focused on Climate Adaptation! Details: Oceannexus.org/webinar
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3/3 read it in its entirety: sociologistsforpalestine.org…
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We welcome you to Fathom—the official blog by Ocean Nexus: oceannexus.org/blog.
Enter Fathom to explore the narratives and intimate perspectives of ocean governance practitioners, researchers, and students at Ocean Nexus. #ChatGPT #FeministTheory #EnvironmentalJustice
ALT Alt text: Dark background with the word "FATHOM" in the center, and below it the words "BLOG BY OCEAN NEXUS"
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Open Letter: Sociologists in Solidarity with Gaza
Sign on and Share!
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The Preliminary Program for our 49th Annual Conference is now available online!
View at our website, midsouthsoc.org/
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I have a new article out in @ASR_Journal.
It looks at the economic consequences of Right to Work laws. I'm increasingly convinced that Right to Work laws have had their intended effects.
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I confess I am guilty of doing this, but why do we keep quantifying qualitative results/methods?
"I undertook 1,300 hours of participant observation, wrote 450 pages of handwritten notes, my transcripts produced more than 6,000 single-spaced pages".
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On June 8, 2023 (#WorldOceansDay) the U.S. federal government issued a call for public comment to inform the development of an “#OceanJustice Strategy.”
As Ocean Nexus, we decided to speak up and provide our comment.
Read the full comment here: ow.ly/ebm350Plcjh
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At today's Ocean Nexus meeting Matthew Schneider (@SOCistMJS) and Brian O'Neill (@socioneill) present their important work on #EnvironmentalJustice and #WindEnergy
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Despite a clear cause for concern in the academic literature regarding #WindEnergy, the media and policy seem to only see the positive potential...
As support for renewable energies grows, so too must a discussion of an equitable transition.
@SOCistMJS @socioneill #socialequity
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Very excited to share this article I coauthored with my friends and colleagues Jesse Cordes Selbin and Sarah Macdonald in @Teaching_Soc for a special issue focused on First-generation and Working-Class (FGWC) students!
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Today’s NYT Sunday Issue: There’s No Case Against Student Debt Relief
nytimes.com/2023/05/26/opini…
by @louise_seamster and our organizer @EleniSchirmer:
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Fun fact: the term “carbon footprint” was popularized by oil giant BP in the early 2000s to shift climate change blame onto individuals & away from corporations.
Individual action is great, but 20 fossil fuel companies are responsible for a third of global carbon emissions.
ALT Headline reads: Big oil coined 'carbon footprints' to blame us for their greed. Keep them on the hook. Climate-conscious individual choices are good but not nearly enough to save the planet. More than personal virtue, we need collective action. By Rebecca Solnit
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Hi future grad student. As I make my way out, I have a little bit of advice. Celebrate EVERYTHING. Celebrate being admitted. Celebrate coming up with a research question. Celebrate just being alive. Damn what the more stuck up folks of academia have to say.
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The call for participation for our 2023 annual conference in New Orleans is now open!
Submit your proposals and papers, here:
midsouthsoc.org/conference/c…
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Prettiest book table at #SSS2023, basking in the sun. Come thumb our books.
Then write one for us. @Mickodopolous @UGAPress
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Despite rhetoric about how "we don't make anything anymore in the US," the fact remains that manufacturing is still a crucial part of the U.S. economy, and in some regions, particularly the South, it's a growth industry. 1/ tempestmag.org/2023/03/north…
