Yes, Social Media Really Is Undermining Democracy
References research by Chris Bail, a sociologist who studies social media
Topic Race & Culture
Duke scholars are examining forces around race, class, gender, culture, sexuality and religion in their teaching and research and in the community.
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Nobel Laureate in Literature Visits Duke Thursday
Turkish author Orhan Pamuk will read from his latest book
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Where Christianity Blends with Native American Culture
The Underground Theology series discusses faith and culture
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Duke History Professor On A ‘Phoenix-Like’ Political Comeback
John French wrote 2020 biography of Lula, former Brazilian president in a runoff to return to office
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What Students, Staff and Faculty Should Know About Changes to Discrimination and Harassment Policy
University refines policy and procedures based on legal updates, community feedback
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How Group Identities Fuel Inequality
Professor William A. "Sandy" Darity Jr. pioneered stratification economics, a field of study examining racial and ethnic disparities
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News Tip: Sports Aside, Title IX Transformed Education Through ‘Stealth Politics’
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When Females Lead, Firms Change How They Talk About Women
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Managing COVID-19, Accelerated Drug Approvals and Health Care Equity
Inaugural Duke Margolis health policy conference boasts big names in public policy and health care
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Increased Guatemalan Migration to U.S. Linked to Agricultural Stress, Violence and Climate Change
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Care, Understanding, Agreement: Seeking a Path Forward in Sexual and Gender Minority Health
Symposium will examine challenges in health care and well-being for sexual and gender and minority communities
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Democrats Pressure Banks to Atone for Slavery-Era Activities to ‘Redress Past Wrongs’
Quotes William Darity, professor of African and African American Studies
Once Ordained, Always Ordained?
Commentary co-authored by Curtis W. Freeman, research professor of theology and Baptist studies and director of the Baptist House of Studies at Duke Divinity School
Dick Gregory Was Many Things. Filtered Was Not One of Them
Book review by Mark Anthony Neal the James B. Duke distinguished professor of African and African American studies
California Panel Sizes Up Reparations for Black Citizens
Quotes William A. Darity Jr., professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy and African and African American Studies
With Namor, Wakanda Forever Does What Latine Media Will Not
Quotes Javier Wallace, race and sport postdoctoral associate in the African and African American Studies Department
Gay Club Shooting Suspect Evaded Colorado’s Red Flag Gun Law
Quotes Jeffrey Swanson, professor in psychiatry and behavioral science
Sitting Congresswoman Claims That Reparations Could Have Slowed the Spread Of Covid
William “Sandy” Darity, professor of public policy in the Sanford School of Public Policy
Is ‘Wakanda Forever’ Too ‘Woke’ for Marvel’s Own Good?
Co-written by Nicholas Carnes, professor of public policy and sociology in the Sanford School of Public Policy
Analysis-Iran’s Unrest Sounds Death Knell for Once Vibrant Reformists
Quotes Mohsen Kadivar, research professor of Islamic studies
New Research Finds Possible Link Between Chemical Hair Straighteners and Cancer
…- conscious and unconscious biases still cause harm. Recent research conducted at Duke University recruited volunteers of different races to…