This study offers a powerful look at how men make sense of and respond to climate hazards through a “hierarchy of risk perception” grounded in personal experience.

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The authors use qualitative interviews to understand workers’ and consumers’ experiences. Their sample of elite nightlife workers reveals how culture, labor, and inequality intersect in service settings.

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Aesthetic labor is central to elite nightlife. Workers describe how appearance expectations require active self-presentation—embodied, curated, and tied to labor outcomes. A strong concept for courses on work, gender, and culture.

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“When responding to the question, ‘If you were to become a Native American person for just a few days, how do you think your life would be different?,’ our interviewees typically chose to discuss Native Americans in terms of racial stereotypes.”

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It also demonstrates the use of experimental survey methods, offering instructors a clear example of how experimental designs can be used to study digital health literacy.

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This article applies Janet Shim’s concept of cultural health capital, making it a great fit for courses on health disparities, inequality, and medical sociology.

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"The paradox lies in the fact that activists cannot simply oppose or reject the state outright because, while parts of the state are actively undermining justice, other parts are essential for achieving it."

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Today's one-sentence sociology comes from Baris Cayli Messina's article "The Dual-Edged State Paradox: Fighting for Justice When the State is Unreliable" ⤵

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"In sociological studies of prejudice, unconscious racism has drawn much scholarly attention as it reveals an implicit bias toward people of color that could potentially produce systemic inequalities."

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