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Sign up for TSP’s mailing list, and get the Friday Roundups sent right to your inbox<\/a>!<\/p>\n This week on The Society Pages, we tackled drug addiction and harm reduction, body image and stigma, Twitter as a public forum for shaming, marriage equality and health, and the thin line between The Bachelor<\/em>‘s Juan Pablo and Duck Dynasty<\/em>‘s Phil Robertson. Plus much more (as always)!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n “Is Saturday Night Live<\/i> \u2018Ready\u2019 for Diversity?<\/a>” by Jacqui Frost. Suggesting research on how SNL\u2019<\/i>s lack of cast diversity points to a larger problem of representation in the media.<\/p>\n “Un-Tying the Knot<\/a>,”\u00a0by Erin Hoekstra. Divorce: what\u2019s religion got to do with it?<\/p>\n “The Persistence of the Second Shift,<\/a>” by Kat Albrecht. Men and women may be working a similar amount of hours, the workload still isn\u2019t the same. Here\u2019s why.<\/p>\n “Productive Addicts and Harm Reduction<\/a>” by Chris Uggen.<\/p>\n “Why Same-Sex Marriage is Important for Good Health<\/a>” by Gilbert Gonzales.<\/p>\n “Community Dialogue Forums as a Route to Shared Democratic Governance<\/a>” by Ronald J. McAllister.<\/p>\n “What Happens to Olympics Infrastructure?<\/a>” by Gwen Sharp. With tonight’s Olympics Winter Games opening ceremony in Sochi, Russia, we’re wondering: what happens when the crowds have gone?<\/p>\n <\/p>\nThere\u2019s Research on That:<\/h3>\n
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