Hello, everyone! This week was spring break for the TSP team, but our R&R still includes research. Here’s a look at our latest coverage.
Discoveries:
“Fifty Shades of Pay” by Neeraj Rajasekar. New work from Alexis Rosenblum, William Darity Jr., Angel L. Harris, and Tod G. Hamilton shows how skin tone pairs with the paycheck.
Clippings:
“The Climate Change Campaign” by Allison Nobles. The Washington Post rounds up research on who believes in climate change and why.
“Why Straight Women Rarely Propose Marriage” by Amber Joy Powell. The New York Times looks at how marriage as an institution is changing, but some traditions are staying they same.
There’s Research on That!:
“Revictimization after Sexual Assault” by Amber Joy Powell. While they aim to catch perpetrators, research shows how the criminal justice system risks challenging victims as well.
From Our Partners:
Contexts:
“The Paper Ceiling” by Brittany Dernberger. New research shows journalists’ networks often mean women are less likely to end up in news coverage.
“Smoking Drives Mortality Inequalities” by Rose Malinowski Weingartner. Education associates with better health, and it looks like smoking is a big part of the link.
And A Few From The Community Pages:
- Education and Society looks at links between in-school discipline and the criminal justice system.
- Feminist Reflections reflects on public sociology.
- Cyborgology explains the “explainer candidate“
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