The tension between growth and gentrification as expressed in two murals

Happy Defeat of Treason and Victory for Human Freedom Day!

We are very happy to announce Thomas Sugrue as our spring lecture for this year!! Join us for a conversation on the impact of social movements in the US.

RSVP: american.swoogo.com/ThomasSugrue

#socialmovements #GeorgeFloyd #urbanuprisings

I had an inspiring conversation about *2020* with Thomas Sugrue at New York University a few weeks ago, when the book came out. NYU Wagner just posted it on YouTube.
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A must read interview about a must-read book: Merlin Chowkwanyun, PhD, MPH discusses COVID, politics, and 2020 with Eric Klinenberg . publicbooks.org/2020-isnt-over…

If two of your brilliant colleagues and two hundred of your friends came to celebrate the publication of your new book, you’d be smiling like this too.

Thank you NYU Wagner Thomas Sugrue Dr. Kimberley Johnson 🇵🇦 Alfred A. Knopf

Thank you, Thomas Sugrue and Eric Klinenberg, for bringing an impactful conversation to NYU Wagner on Klinenberg's new book '2020: One City, Seven People, and the Year Everything Changed,' exploring the humanity, love, and loss of ordinary New Yorkers during a transformative year.

What do I get for remembering when she was a busker in Harvard Square? Let me schedule that bone density test, smh…

On Feb 20, join scholars Eric Klinenberg and Thomas Sugrue in conversation about the new book '2020: One City, Seven People, and the Year Everything Changed,' exploring the profound experiences of ordinary New Yorkers and reflections on a transformative year. bit.ly/47OV1Ij

Me alegra que Jacobin haya traducido mi artículo sobre Martin Luther King, Jr. al español. jacobinlat.com/2024/01/18/el-…

Florida now forbids sociology courses for college graduation requirements, because they 'radicalize' students. Replaces them with pre-1877 US history course. I'm not sure what's worse: the misunderstanding of sociology or the reductionist view of history. tampabay.com/news/education…

Some lessons need to be taught again and again. MLK Jr. was a radical, not a moderate, a sellout, a milquetoast, or a critic of affirmative action. jacobin.com/2017/01/restor…

We at the Metro. Policy Center & School of Public Affairs are excited about our Spring #Urban Speaker Series lineup. We have Amanda Boston, Ph.D., Jeffrey Parker (@jnparker.bsky.social) & Richard Ocejo (editor, City & Community) coming to American University. We are also thrilled to have Thomas Sugrue deliver our 2024 Annual Spring Lecture! UHA

Jeffrey Parker (@jnparker.bsky.social) Thomas Sugrue: Thomas J. Sugrue will be giving the annual spring lecture on Wednesday, April 24, 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm in Kerwin Hall Room 301.

The upgraded version of 'Mapping Inequality,' the award-winning, foremost digital resource on New Deal #redlining , just dropped today: dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redli…
Kudos and many thanks to Robert Nelson & LaDale Winling for the opportunity to contribute to this incredible project

NYU is hiring a faculty member in U.S. history and public policy. Apply! apply.interfolio.com/135960

This video is far more than an announcement of a substantial contract victory over Stellantis. It is an argument for - and demonstration of -the power of an emboldened working class to raise the living standard of millions and force corporations to reinvest in rust belt America.

Nikhil Goyal discussing his new book Live to See the Day: Coming of Age in American Poverty with Andrea Elliott and Thomas Sugrue. Metropolitan Books.