Kyle Green
@kylethegreen.bsky.social
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Hi. *Scholar of culture, sport, and society. *Host & Producer of Give Theory a Chance & Give Methods a Chance. *Associate Professor of Sociology at SUNY Brockport.
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*thank you @sarahksshannon.bsky.social for continuing to invite me to be part of this whole figuring out the possibilities of public sociology thing. I think we are now going on fifteen years since @contexts.org and @thesocietypages.bsky.social sent us down this path?
kylethegreen.bsky.social
@firstpublics.bsky.social is asking the type of questions that I think all academics should be asking at this moment. Honored to be included on an advisory board made up people I value and respect and excited to see where this project goes!

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Toward a More Inclusive First Publics - First Publics
The Society Pages (TSP) is an open-access social science project headquartered in the Department of Sociology at the University of Minnesota
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kylethegreen.bsky.social
new GTaC! Stefano Bloch shares lessons from his recently published article “Crime as Relational Concept in Political Geography” and says nice things about @timcresswell.bsky.social -
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@sunybrockport.bsky.social @thesocietypages.bsky.social @uarizona.bsky.social
kylethegreen.bsky.social
thank you thank you!
kylethegreen.bsky.social
thank you! this essay is in the very early stages so currently happily taking films from any and all places
kylethegreen.bsky.social
Hi all, I’ve got a crowd sourcing request for an essay I plan on writing.
Please send me the names of any movies where someone chops wood with an axe, maul, or wedge (or I guess chipper or saw).
*the scene does not have to central to the plot!
*many thanks in advance!
kylethegreen.bsky.social
As sociologists we have failed to adequately address the absurdity and canon prophesying powers of Max Weber’s full name.
*Unless this is a wikipedia joke that made it into the Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism and the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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andrew-whitehead.bsky.social
Can't wait to listen. The mundanity paper is one of my all-time favorites. Thanks for sharing!
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taulby.bsky.social
"...this is an ideological project to remove local news access from rural communities...It eliminates access to information within one’s own community. This is about changing the information ecosystem that eliminates local news & replaces it with national news."
kylethegreen.bsky.social
Some more of Claudia Fung's work -->
kylethegreen.bsky.social
Another artist friend who should be on bluesky but isn't! Always looking for design work, especially with animal themes! - claudiafung.squarespace.com
kylethegreen.bsky.social
My friend, who is not yet on bluesky does some amazing cat (and other pet) collages! Find her on instagram at @catsareready and www.hannahfrickart.com#/petportraits/
kylethegreen.bsky.social
New GTaC! @danchambliss.bsky.social joins us to reflect on life lessons that can be taken from reading social theory. Really enjoyed thinking about how the "mundanity of excellence" extends far beyond the pool. @sunybrockport.bsky.social
#hamiltoncollege - thesocietypages.org/theory/2025/...
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joshshepperd.bsky.social
What will defunding NPR, PBS, and public media affiliates mean for democratic media, and how will the rescission bill affect First Nations communications? I wrote a concise analysis with Allison Perlman (UC-Irvine).
Clawback of $1.1B for PBS and NPR puts rural stations at risk – and threatens a vital source of journalism
Public broadcasting has long been a target of conservative Republicans.
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kylethegreen.bsky.social
I am scared to press play.
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incredibly creepy and depressing
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lettapage.bsky.social
One of my faves this issue is @ashley-c-rondini.bsky.social and @dcunningham-stl.bsky.social's piece, "TQ+: public memory, structural violence, and transgender erasure," on the indelible trans and queer community refusing erasure by Executive Order! journals.sagepub.com/doi/epdf/10....
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contexts.org
Our new issue is free to read, download, and share: contexts.org/articles/sp2...

Peer-reviewed features include:
↪️@cantonwiner.bsky.social‬ on asexuality and queer gatekeeping
↪️‪@makchur.bsky.social‬ and JV Bastidas on environmental justice
↪️@avbsoc.bsky.social‬ on conservatorships

#Sociology
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contexts.org
It's here! Our latest issue takes up big social problems, from the multi-front assault on queer and trans people to the opioid epidemic, urban segregation, and environmental racism. #sociology

Clickable table of contents: contexts.org/articles/sp25-toc/

Companion playlist: tinyurl.com/CTXsp25tunes
kylethegreen.bsky.social
"The Set Up reads like a version of Wynn’s sociology freed from
the constraints of empirical justification, and it presents sociology as a way of noticing what is already in plain sight. That it takes the form of a detective novel only sharpens this vision of the sociological imagination."
kylethegreen.bsky.social
The new issue of @contexts.org is a good one! And be sure to check out @dsilver432.bsky.social's examination of the @jonwynn.bsky.social
ouvré (including The Setup, Jon's debut work of fiction) - journals.sagepub.com/doi/epdf/10....