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Is Moral Monday the Tortoise and Occupy the Hare?

By schradie on April 28, 2014 in Digital Activism, Occupy, Social Movements, Sociology, The South, Unions

If you haven’t heard of the Moral Monday Movement, stay tuned. One year ago, on April 29, 2013, 17 people, including ministers, academics and workers, were arrested in the North Carolina legislative building in Raleigh. The 2012 general election ushered in a conservative take-over and super majority of the North Carolina General Assembly and a […]

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Is Marriage Equality Bourgeois? Separating a social movement from a social movement organization

By schradie on April 18, 2013 in Academia, Digital Activism, Social Movements, Sociology

Check out my latest post on the debate over people changing their Facebook profile to support the Supreme Court hearing on marriage equality. The post is in Mobilizing Ideas, a social movement studies blog, which is part of The Center for the Study of Social Movements at the University of Notre Dame, editorial home of the […]

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