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It’s time to end the debate about video games and violence

Posted on March 21, 2018February 19, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Children, comics, Gaming, History, Media, MythsTagged aggressive behaviour, comic books, criminologists, false beliefs about video games, hypodermic syringe model, implicit racism, mass shootings, moral panic, policymakers, pop and rock music, popular culture, psychologists, psychology researchers, video games, violence, violent media, violent video gamesLeave a comment

Should Abortion be Legal?

Posted on February 24, 2018February 26, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Children, crime, culture, Current Events, Health, parents, WomenTagged anti-abortionist, children, christian conservative leaders, conservatives, embryo, fetus, forced procreation, germany, government funded clinics, human populationm, humans are sexual, japan, low income women, moralists, politicians, population bulk, pro choice, pro life, science, should abortion be legal?, unwanted babies4 Comments

Modern slavery and tourism: when holidays and human exploitation collide

Posted on December 11, 2017December 3, 2017 by thesociologicalmail

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Continue reading Modern slavery and tourism: when holidays and human exploitation collide

Posted in Children, Class, community groups, crime, culture, Family, Free Market, globalism, Health, inequality, Injustice, institutions, parents, Poverty, relationships, slavery, social change, tourism, Trade, trafficking, travel, WorkTagged agriculture, debt bondage, deprivation of freedom, desperate people, domestic work, enforced begging, forced labour, global slavery index, holidays, human trafficking, international tourism, mining, modern slavery act, modern slavery practices, orphanage tourism, orphanages as business enterprises, sex tourism, sociology, sustainable economic development, textiles industry, tourist experience, volunteering1 Comment

Hazel V. Carby Versus White Feminism

Posted on December 8, 2017May 12, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Beauty, Children, Colonialism, culture, discourse, Ethnicity, Europe, Family, Feminism, globalism, History, Home, inequality, marriage, Men, Myths, Patriachy, Poverty, Single Parents, slavery, Social Theory, WomenTagged ansley, black feminism, black feminists, capitalist exploitation, ethnic women, europe, european domination, european society, hazel v carby, historical colonial ideologies, ideological muth, liberal reforms, life chances, marxist analysis of male partners, Myths, nuclear family, patriachy, patricia hill collins, progressive west, racial contract, racial oppression, racist ideology, romantic live, Social Theory, sociology, the family, the transatlantic slave trade, third world feminists, uma narayan, universalize their experience, walby, white feminists2 Comments

Marriage… I do

Posted on December 6, 2017December 25, 2017 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Children, culture, dating, divorce, Europe, Feminism, marriage, Men, relationship, relationships, WomenTagged bodies age, break ups, children, dissolution of marriage, divorce, divorce is on the decline, divorcee, divorcee relationship, families, financial issues, hollywood, i do, improved status of women, infidelity, marriage, marriage expectations, no marriage is free of conflict, personalities change, relationships, romance withers, romantic-comedy, stable relationship, traditionalist, visions of life, when to get engaged, when to pop the question, white weddingLeave a comment

Cyberweekend Specials and the Countdown to Christmas

Posted on December 5, 2017December 25, 2017 by thesociologicalmail

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Continue reading Cyberweekend Specials and the Countdown to Christmas

Posted in Children, Class, crime, culture, Current Events, Fashion, Free Market, Free Will, globalism, History, Holiday, inequality, Injustice, Myths, social change, Social Theory, Trade, WorkTagged black friday, capitalism, child labor, child labour, coca-cola, commercialization of christmas, consumerism, countdown to christmas, cyber monday, greed, gregorian calendar, in our world of plenty, insecurties, kriskringle, marketing experts, retail apocalypse, sociology, the industrial revolution, yuleLeave a comment

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