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‘But Some of Us Are Brave’: Theories of the Body that ‘Fuck with the Grays’
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Structure and Agency
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Current Reads – May 2019
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Time, The “post-”, & Tensions
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Notes on the Black Feminist Critique
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Current Readings For The Month of April
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Segregation & the Space-Time of Race/ism
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A Sociological Analysis of My Transition
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DATT/S is on Patreon!
Greetings everyone! I wanted to notify my readers & those who regularly use my content both on DATT & DATS that I will be producing content at patreon.com/Hood_Biologist. This will give everyone a chance to see my more recent articles, check out my current reading list, & get a monthly critical thinking prompt from me.…
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How Race/ism and Patriarchy Interact To Shape Inequality
INTRODUCTION Inequality can be best understood in the context of how humans conceptualize ‘equality’. In the United States, a nation that projects an image of democracy and fairness, inequality is framed as a consequence of the typical stratification of ability, effort, and worth. This can also be found in the ways that inequality is framed…