This narrative experiment expands upon Wyatt and Gale's practice of “writing to it” that
involves interactions between humans and an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot named …

Placing myself as a rejected doctoral student (2010–2022), this paper examines the
emergent nature of identity formation across time and space. While presenting a layered …

University and organizational diversity statements suggest that diversifying the academy is a
shared goal (eg, American Sociological Association Nd). However, women of color are often …

Hélène Cixous is perhaps best known for her paper,'The Laugh of the Medusa'(1976) and
her literary contributions outside academia. In this paper, we pick up a lesser known Cixous …

In the 2023 ASA presidential address, Prudence Carter delves into the landscape of US
society, tracing some of its historical progress and confronting contemporary social …

In Short Colleges and universities can do more to support engagement in public
policymaking among faculty of color. Institutional support for public policy engagement …

The ebook edition of this title is Open Access, thanks to Knowledge Unlatched funding, and
freely available to read online. Despite ongoing efforts to promote diversity, universities …

Objective This study explores the complexity of how gender and family attitudes relate to
each other in East Asia, paying particular attention to heterogeneity and the impact of …

Might “impostor syndrome” be more than the private trouble it is often described to be?
Instead, might it be deeply rooted in sociological processes? I explore this possibility …

The higher education system in the United States (US) is rooted in Eurocentric, White,
heteropatriarchal, colonial, ableist, and middle-income dominant perspectives (Chatterjee & …