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If you had to pick *1* measure of racial attitudes to predict white Americans' Trump support, we find opposition to anti-racism (agreement w/ statements like "People these days can’t speak their minds without someone accusing them of racism") is most correlated
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🚨New WP!🚨
"Antiracism and its Discontents: The Prevalence and Political Influence of Opposition to Antiracism among White Americans" w/ @RobbWiller
We find opposition to antiracism is a widespread ideology profoundly shaping US racial politics 🧵
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Stanford Sociology retweeted
Jackelyn Hwang & Iris Zhang (@StanfordSoc) write about Proposition 33 which would repeal CostaHawkins, a law limiting local rent control laws. They explain how "rent control is not a silver bullet for California’s housing crisis, nor is prohibiting it." ⬇️
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🚨 Strengthening Americans’ Democratic Attitudes🚨
For the last 4 years, we crowdsourced and tested ideas for ⬇️ antidemocratic attitudes & partisan animosity.
A 🧵 on all papers, published/IP @ScienceMagazine (🆕tinyurl.com/sdcsci🆕), @PNASNews (2x), @NatureHumBehav (2x).
In Sociological Methods & Research, @StanfordSoc PhD candidates Erin Macke, @cdaviss, and @EWilliamsBaron show how researchers can collect digital trace data to measure survey participants’ behaviors in theoretically and empirically meaningful ways.
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Congratulations to @StanfordSoc Prof. @asasad! His @PrincetonUPress book Engage and Evade: How Latino Immigrant Families Manage Surveillance in Everyday Life is the winner of this year's @SSSP1org C. Wright Mills Award.
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🚨New WP: Can LLMs predict results of social science experiments?🚨
Prior work uses LLMs to simulate survey responses, but can they predict results of social science experiments?
Across 70 studies, we find striking alignment (r = .85) between simulated and observed effects 🧵👇
Stanford Sociology retweeted
Decisions in speed dates happen quickly, with nearly 20% of participants deciding at first sight. How do language and voice reveal our (dis)interest, and how do partners persuade us to pursue relations? sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
ALT https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378873324000315
Congratulations to @StanfordSoc PhD candidates @david_broska and @jgvoelkel, who both received a Centennial Teaching Assistant Award from @StanfordCTL! This award recognizes their outstanding contributions to teaching in the School of Humanities and Sciences. Great work!
Congrats to @StanfordSoc Prof. Barbara Kiviat for winning the @AMSS_Section Best Article Award!
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Congratulations to @asasad, whose book Engage and Evade: How Latino Immigrant Families Manage Surveillance in Everyday Life has won the Robert J. Bursik Junior Scholar Award, @ASCRM41.
Learn more about this important book: hubs.ly/Q02z3RMl0
ALT Engage and Evade by Asad L. Asad
Stanford Sociology retweeted
New 📺 from @contextmag! Check out my conversation with @MeghanOWarner (@StanfordSoc) about how young people who have experienced sexual violence experience the stereotypes of "broken" victims and "healed" survivors.
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In @MeghanOWarner's new study, young people who have experienced sexual violence feel stuck between stereotypes: "broken" victims and "healed" survivors. In this interview she explains it's a bind that often goes unaddressed even by those trying to help.
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Stanford Sociology retweeted
We are pleased to announce that Shelley J. Correll @StanfordSoc @Stanford has been elected the 2025-2026 ASA President, and Victor E. Ray @victorerikray @uiowa has been elected Vice President. Read full election results: bit.ly/3mFBhFz.
Congratulations to our own Prof. Shelley Correll (@SVLeadershipLab)! And to Prof. @victorerikray as well!
We are pleased to announce that Shelley J. Correll @StanfordSoc @Stanford has been elected the 2025-2026 ASA President, and Victor E. Ray @victorerikray @uiowa has been elected Vice President. Read full election results: bit.ly/3mFBhFz.
Congratulations to @StanfordSoc Prof. @asasad!
The 2023 C. Wright Mills Award Finalists have been selected. The committee reviewed 108 nominated books to select the seven finalists. The winner will be announced at the Awards Ceremony at the 2024 Annual Meeting. View the list of finalists: sssp1.org/index.cfm/pageid/2…
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New @AnnualReviews article: “Early Life Exposures and Social Stratification” w @je_nobles. We examine adverse prenatal exposures (war & violence, natural disasters, pollution, etc.), their impact on health and wellbeing, and implications for inequality annualreviews.org/content/jo…
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In "Not a Victim, Not a Survivor," @MeghanOWarner (@StanfordSoc) writes how young people who have experienced sexual violence feel stuck between stereotypes of "broken" victims and "healed" survivors. Free to read, download, and share at:
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See @florenciatorche video explaining her article w @je_nobles, “Vaccination, immunity, and the changing impact of COVID-19 on infant health”, that won the PNAS Cozzarelli Prize: pnas.org/post/update/2023-co…
Stanford Sociology retweeted
🚨🚨Do Americans accurately perceive union benefits? 🚨🚨
Our new paper (led by @JonneKamphorst) out this week @PNASNews finds:
Americans significantly and systematically underestimate material benefits associated with union benefits. 🧵👇
Stanford Sociology retweeted
As climate change and its impacts worsen, how does this impact different groups of people?
That's what @disastertyler @stanfordsoc wants to know. Check out his work on segregation, climate events, and schools!
Recent article here: buff.ly/49z8Ewa
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