I got my annual survey so that the state can determine if I’m “indoctrinating” students w/ my assumed to be extreme leftist beliefs… such a waste of resources it’s embarrassing.

Michael Burawoy on why sociologists must fight for Palestine:
sociologistsforpalestine.org/blog/sociology…

NEW: Puerto Rico's health care system is in crisis. Doctors are fleeing in droves. And the crisis is hurting children most of all.

I spoke to pediatricians, families, and people on the ground fighting for policy change.

My story for The Nation:
thenation.com/article/world/…

After 8 pm on a Thursday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis reveals he signed a Big Business-backed bill that will erase local living wage laws adopted by cities across Florida.

The bill also stops communities from passing local heat-protection and predictable-scheduling laws, too.

About to go on Actualidad Radio with Roberto R. Tejera to talk about how Florida spent $558k in public dollars on a report trying to prove undocumented people were at fault for uncompensated healthcare costs. The report showed the opposite and they got caught trying to hide it.

Latino students make up most of the nation's growth in college degrees nbcnews.com/news/latino/la… via @nbcnews

This latest issue of the podcast Im/migrant Lives discuss how racial profiling along the US-MX border affects the #wellbeing of young adult Latinx. Don't miss it! rss.com/podcasts/immig…

Does anyone know of any scholars who study mis/disinformation among immigrant communities? Would love to read their work! #AcademicTwitter

Florida replaced sociology with an early US history course. A closer look. tampabay.com/news/education…

So happy to see the Im/migrant Lives podcast getting more attention! Our next episode will be about racial profiling along the southern US border. Stay tuned!

This is just reprehensible. The flagship university in #Florida FIRES all DEI staff. Ben Sasse is Desantis’ lackey. Good luck using blood money to retain faculty.

How Medicare leaves Puerto Ricans behind statnews.com/2024/02/21/med… via STAT

I made the mistake of storing my kn95s in a cabinet w/ scented candles. I dug them out for a flight and now I’ll be intensely smelling pumpkin spice for the next 3 hours. #fail

Happy to share a new coauthored article w/ Elizabeth Vaquera Heide Castañeda & Melanie Escue, Ph.D. about how undocumented young adults navigated their legal status during the pandemic. doi.org/10.1177/000276… dm me if you’d like a copy.

enewspaper.tampabay.com/infinity/artic… - Removing sociology as Fla. core course shows danger of politicization. Thanks to ASA Sociology for this oped in today’s Tampa Bay Times

Our training #workshops are back! Join us on Friday, February 2nd to learn about making impactful contributions to the legislative process. Register here: iwbcollab.org/trainings

What Removing Sociology as a Core-Course Option Means for Florida’s Students chronicle.com/article/what-r…

Well, it’s done. Now all state colleges AND universities will be removing #sociology from the gen ed curriculum. Summer intro courses are now on hold anticipating tanking enrollments & grad student instructors are the first to be axed. Thanks #Florida . news-journalonline.com/story/news/pol…

It was such a pleasure to interview Theresa Cardinal Brown & Cecilia Menjivar about proposals to change #asylum . Tune in to the latest episode of 'Im/migrant Lives' for an insightful conversation w/ two experts on the issue. rss.com/podcasts/immig…

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