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The Byzantine history of Putin’s Russian empire

Posted on April 29, 2018April 1, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Education, Europe, History, Myths, nationalism, NationsTagged Byzantine Empire, Byzantine history, Byzantium, Constantine, Constantinople, imperial Russia, Iveron Monastery, Myths, Orthodox Christianity, propaganda, russian athletes, Russian legacy, Vladimir Putin, western history education, winter olympics and paralympicsLeave a comment

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

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

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

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

The Aftermath of Tragedy

Posted on March 1, 2018February 20, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in crime, criminal justice, Guns, Myths, PolicyTagged 18 mass shootings in 2018, AR-15 weapon, assault rifles, australia's gun buyback, ban guns, buying a gun, federal law, firearms, florida school shooting, gun control, gun free zones prevent mass shootings, gun shop owners, handguns, homicides in America, illegal firearms trade, Las Vegas shooter, mass shooting, media double standard, Myths, myths and lies being spread, Nikolax Cruz, project exile, race baiting, red flags, republican establishment, sympathy, Tariq Nasheed, The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter, valentines day, warning signs, white supremacist terroristLeave a comment

If ‘Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder’ it must be Culturally Constructed

Posted on February 17, 2018February 26, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

Continue reading If ‘Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder’ it must be Culturally Constructed

Posted in Beauty, culture, Feminism, Myths, Patriachy, WomenTagged Beauty, beauty standards, body hair, colleagues, culturally conditioned, culturally constructed, culture, feminiity, feminine ideal, Feminism, i fell over, ideologies of westernised society, one is not born a woman, partiachal system, patriachal society, patriachy, self-policing, shaving, Simone de beauvoir, skin bleaching, social constructs, womanhoodLeave a 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

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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