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Black mother and baby

Did Trump's 2016 Election Affect Babies' Health?

by Jason Pohl, UC Berkeley
July 25, 2024

Dark-complected toddler pulling on chain-link fence

Do De Facto Deported Children in Mexico Face Socioeconomic Disadvantage?

by Erin Hamilton and Paola Langer
February 22, 2023

Black hand holding open sidur

What are the Myths, Facts, About Hebrew Israelites?

by UC Davis Staff and Other Sources
January 04, 2023

Waitress taking an order at restaurant

Few Hourly Workers Compensated for Shift Cuts Required by Law

by Karen Michele Nikos
February 02, 2022

Men in smoke-filled room

What Role Did Big Profit Play in Corruption Before and During Prohibition?

by Caitlin Kizielewicz, American Society of Criminology, and Jared Joseph, UC Davis
August 19, 2021

Graphic: Risk of Poor Outcomes With COVID-19 Among U.S. Detained Immigrants: A Cross-Sectional Study

Immigrants in ICE Detention Face High Risks in COVID-19 Pandemic

by Karen Nikos-Rose
March 15, 2021

A Sociologist is Also The Piano Man

by Karen Nikos-Rose
March 12, 2021

Arts Blog

Most Teen Bullying Occurs Among Peers Climbing the Social Ladder

by Karen Nikos-Rose
February 17, 2021

Despite Olympic Gymnastics’ Woes, Sport Is Mostly Positive for Teen Girls

by Kathleen Holder
August 11, 2018

New Study Says Children of Poor Immigrants Can Benefit When Professionals Recognize That Mother Knows Best

by Alex Russell
May 19, 2016

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