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This blog explores life in Japan from a sociological perspective. It's produced by students of Ritsumeikan University and their professor, Robert Moorehead
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Retweeted Tim Wise (@timjacobwise):

Racism: when #GabbyDouglas gets dragged 4 not putting hand over heart during anthem while #MichaelPhelps cracks up during it and *crickets*

I don't put much weight into rankings but Ritsumeikan didn't even make the top 500. What's Japanese for "oh snap"? https://t.co/DOKl49SCs6

New 2016 Top 500 world university rankings conducted by CWCU of Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Academic Ranking of World Universities).
shanghairanking.com/ARWU2016.html
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Retweeted Tim Wise (@timjacobwise):

Giuliani: No terror attack in U.S. til Obama (So 9/11 didn't happen? Or did Rudy take #KatrinaPiersonHistory Class?) https://t.co/jBFcBjL8SZ

Rudy Giuliani, stumping for Trump today. "Under those eight years, before Obama came along, we didn't have any successful radical Islamic terrorist attack in the United States. They all started when Clinton and Obama got into office." Rudy...
dailykos.com/story/2016/8/1…

Retweeted justin mccurry (@justinmccurry):

Good read from @philipbrasor "Emperor's apparent liberal leanings jar with Japan's right wing | The Japan Times http://t.co/7MnwO7EnaO"

Whereas liberals tend to be fond of the Emperor because he appeals to their own progressive leanings, genuine right-wingers have no use for the kind of open-mindedness the Emperor occasionally demonstrates.
japantimes.co.jp/news/2013/12/0…

College of DuPage alum @Johnno_uc3 goes from undrafted free agent to currently #3 WR in @RAIDERS depth chart. https://t.co/yDPFFqYdfk

Wide receiver Johnny Holton tells his story and what he looks forward to accomplishing in the future. 
raiders.com/news/article-1…

Why American Schools Are Even More Unequal Than We Thought https://t.co/MnDzSjc7GR

Economic disadvantage is often gauged by student eligibility for subsidized lunch, but this standard measure substantially understates the achievement gap.
nyti.ms/2bbgSkY

Retweeted Lian Cheun (@LianCheun):

AB 1726 is a data disaggregation bill that ensures that all AAPIs are visible. Support now: https://t.co/Jz9ibcyQgc #AllCACounts

As AAPIs, we are made up of 48 diverse groups. When data clumps us all under “Asian,” it can overshadow the specific challenges faced by Southeast Asian American, Pacific Islander students and refugee communities.
action.18mr.org/AB1726/

Retweeted Jennifer Lee (@JLeeSoc):

Racial Wealth Gap: Avg Black Family Needs 228 Yrs to Build the Wealth of Avg White Family @daltonconley @SandyDarity https://t.co/coHtLym1tE

If current economic trends continue, the average black household will need 228 years to accumulate as much wealth as their white counterparts hold today. For the average Latino family, it will take 84 years.
thenation.com/article/the-av…

Retweeted Akemi Johnson (@AkemiJohnson):

Who gets to be hapa? I dug into this question for @NPRCodeSwitch https://t.co/8ZQpnjHNdE https://t.co/KJxMieHGbm

Get the whole picture - and other photos from Akemi Johnson
pic.twitter.com/KJxMieHGbm

Retweeted EricAnthonyGrollman (@grollman):

Texas professors are arguing that new campus-carry laws would suppress academic freedom https://t.co/a44ZqbGVE4 Esp. for marginalized profs.

Three University of Texas professors asked a US judge on Thursday to give them the option of barring students from bringing guns into their classroom.
read.bi/2aD5ldr

Retweeted Jake Adelstein/中本哲史 (@jakeadelstein):

Powerful essay on search for the missing after a tsunami. I felt anger & frustration more than sadness. Is that bad? https://t.co/dZkNmBlSJJ

Five years after the tsunami that killed tens of thousands in Japan, a husband still searches the sea for his wife, joined by a father hoping to find his daughter.
nytimes.com/2016/08/07/mag…

Retweeted Matthew W. Hughey (@ProfHughey):

nice article by @csmonitor “Claims of a new racism, and a new remedy” w/ sociological insights from @AdiaHWingfield https://t.co/HJWtEyzrIc

A new generation of African-American thinkers say recent tensions show the challenges of racism are evolving, requiring a new approach to address them.
fw.to/sEjffgi

Retweeted Mulboyne (@Mulboyne):

Foreign residents of Japan have a 20% higher mortality rate than Japanese, https://t.co/YvHDrFurex https://t.co/DR0hVwqctq

Get the whole picture - and other photos from Mulboyne
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The Nation (& the Family) That Failed: Past & Future of North Koreans in Japan | Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus https://t.co/rGsMvMKfXM

Communism – along with socialism and kindred progressive, egalitarian ideals – dominated the intellectual life of much of the world from the mid nineteenth century to the late twentieth century: the long Eurocentric period of modernity.1 Never mind that much of the non-European world was colonized b...
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Retweeted EricAnthonyGrollman (@grollman):

The truth about the gender wage gap - a very, very thorough and accessible explanation https://t.co/l7Kwhm3OfU #sexism #sociology

Women earn 79 cents on the dollar compared with men. But the gender wage gap is much, much more than one number.
bit.ly/2auds8v

Will foreigners (not just tourists) have to cross town to find an evac center that accepts non-Japanese? https://t.co/J4hiDYd8rF

Get the whole picture - and other photos from Robert Moorehead
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Japan plans to assist foreign tourists w disasters & admits that evac centers can reject people based on nationality https://t.co/172e29bnGk

Learning from the Kumamoto Earthquake in April this year, the tourism ministry will compile manuals for smoothly evacuating foreign visitors during a major disaster.
the-japan-news.com/news/article/0…