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by Philip N. Cohen

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New findings: The widening political divide over science

December 15, 2018December 14, 2018Categories Me @ work, Research reports9 Comments on New findings: The widening political divide over science

Political conservatives, Republicans, and Americans who attend religious services regularly, all report falling levels of confidence in the scientific community.

The Death of Truth rings true

July 21, 2018Categories Politics4 Comments on The Death of Truth rings true

You may as well read Michiko Kakutani's book in one sitting.

Abortion is not a holocaust, and feminism is not about convenience

April 13, 2018April 22, 2018Categories In the news20 Comments on Abortion is not a holocaust, and feminism is not about convenience

Abortion rights don't depend on fetuses not being human at all.

Hitting for the cycle in Trump land

September 16, 2017Categories Politics1 Comment on Hitting for the cycle in Trump land

From it's not true to nothing matters in a few tweets.

Trump blocked me on Twitter and that violates the Constitution

June 7, 2017June 7, 2017Categories Me @ work6 Comments on Trump blocked me on Twitter and that violates the Constitution

Censorship in the new public square.

How I choose sides like it’s 1934

January 16, 2017January 16, 2017Categories Politics8 Comments on How I choose sides like it’s 1934

What it means to refuse to normalize Trump.

Electoral representation by demographic group

November 14, 2016December 29, 2016Categories Politics15 Comments on Electoral representation by demographic group

What if we redid the electoral system by the demographic categories and then let geographic groups complain if they end up underrepresented, instead of the other way around?

Not-too-racist Whites of America: Do you want to be that person?

September 23, 2016September 23, 2017Categories Politics8 Comments on Not-too-racist Whites of America: Do you want to be that person?

I think we'll get along better - and you will do - if you don't vote for Trump.

Polarization written on the body Google

September 12, 2016September 12, 2016Categories Politics2 Comments on Polarization written on the body Google

Before Sunset, Lost in Translation, ayurvedic massage - vs. - biggest gun, Obama jokes, best ar 15.

81 countries made more progress than the USA on women’s representation

July 30, 2016July 30, 2016Categories In the news3 Comments on 81 countries made more progress than the USA on women’s representation

As the U.S. adds women to Congress more slowly than other countries, it slips in the global rankings.

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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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