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Family Inequality

by Philip N. Cohen

Tag: immigration

11 trends for your New Decade’s holiday party

December 22, 2019December 22, 2019Categories In the news2 Comments on 11 trends for your New Decade’s holiday party

When you display data bits at a holiday party, they merge with those from the other people there, to become the common knowledge we need to get things done.

Fertility rate implications explained

May 16, 2019June 17, 2019Categories In the news4 Comments on Fertility rate implications explained

There is no reason for US population decline, with even moderate levels of immigration. Immigration rates do not have to increase to maintain the current population.

The rise of Jewish boys’ names in the US

January 3, 2019January 3, 2019Categories In the news3 Comments on The rise of Jewish boys’ names in the US

A growing (tiny) proportion of US kids are speaking Yiddish at home, too.

Fox News took my quotes out of context and added wrong information

December 29, 2018Categories In the news, Me @ work5 Comments on Fox News took my quotes out of context and added wrong information

One lesson: Just don't say the part you're afraid they'll use by itself.

Appearance on Fox News Channel explained

December 27, 2018December 29, 2018Categories In the news, Me @ work3 Comments on Appearance on Fox News Channel explained

I got to say something I wanted to say, and it added something to the piece they wouldn't otherwise have included.

How conservatism makes peace with Trump

July 11, 2018July 21, 2018Categories Research reports1 Comment on How conservatism makes peace with Trump

In the end, Goldberg has charted a path toward a détente between his movement and Trump’s (with my charts and tables, etc.).

Against Trump’s family separation policy

June 16, 2018Categories Politics5 Comments on Against Trump’s family separation policy

It's vile and inhumane. No one has to tolerate this system of atrocities, and that includes all of us.

Made in America, by immigrants: children

July 18, 2017Categories In the news3 Comments on Made in America, by immigrants: children

A 20-by-20 breakdown of parental origins of U.S.-born children, in one chart.

8 years later: Children of the Deported Wonder, “Who Gets A Family?”

February 16, 2017Categories In the newsLeave a Comment on 8 years later: Children of the Deported Wonder, “Who Gets A Family?”

The faces change. Does the heartless cruelty toward children?

Is there sex selection among Asian immigrants in the US?

December 17, 2016Categories Me @ work5 Comments on Is there sex selection among Asian immigrants in the US?

Taking a stab at replicating an analysis of 2000 Census data.

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Philip N. Cohen

I’m a sociologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. See my website at philipncohen.com for more information.

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