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Anthropologizing

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Tag: social injustice

But someone was already here: teaching social studies in public schools

“Social studies is the neglected subject in school these days. Not enough time in the day.” – My dad, a … More

acculturation, alternative viewpoints, American history, Christopher Columbus, colonialism, education budget cuts, enculturation, globalization, Howard Zinn, Indigenous Peoples' Day, Native Americans, social injustice, social studies, youth

Stories of Wage Theft: Jamal J.

The following is a true story of wage theft. In the summer of 2011, I conducted interviews with individuals who … More

African Americans, automotive industry, mechanic shop, Memphis, social injustice, social justice, tips, wage theft, wages, Workers Interfaith Network

Stories of Wage Theft: Patricio G.

The following is a true story of wage theft. In the summer of 2011, I conducted interviews with individuals who … More

immigration, Memphis, Mexican restaurant, restaurant industry, social injustice, social justice, tips, wage theft, wages, Workers Interfaith Network, youth

A brief history of Applied Anthropology

The Vicos Project, 1952 The field of anthropology has its beginnings firmly established in late 19th and early 20th century … More

Alan Holmberg, developing nations, encomienda, Fox Project, Peru, social injustice, social justice, Sol Tax, Stan Hyland, USAID, Vicos Project, Ward Goodenough, WHO, World Bank

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