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Faculty ExcellenceJean M. Ҵý Professor of Anthropology and Professor of History Daniel Segal has book review published in TLS of Joseph Henrich’s The Weirdest People in the World.
"Fortune favours the fortunate - How the West got so WEIRD" —TLS
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Faculty ExcellenceProfessor of Political Studies/Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja quoted in article “Why polls get the ‘Latino vote’ so wrong”
"Why polls get the ‘Latino vote’ so wrong" —Marketwatch
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Faculty ExcellencePatheos cites Professor of Sociology and Secular Studies Phil Zuckerman’s article about US voters’ resistance to elect atheists.
"Why are U.S. voters so wary about electing atheists? (with an evangelical note)" —Patheo
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Faculty ExcellenceProfessor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja writes “The Political Damage of Trump’s COVID-19 Diagnosis” for Latino Decisions
"The Political Damage of Trump’s COVID-19 Diagnosis" —Latino Decisions
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Faculty ExcellencePhil Zuckerman, professor of sociology and secular studies, pens “Why is it so hard for atheists to get voted in to Congress?” for The Conversation.
"Why is it so hard for atheists to get voted in to Congress?" The Conversation
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Faculty ExcellenceProfessor of Political Studies/Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja writes “Republicans May Send Latinos to the Democrats with SCOTUS Replacement” for Latino Decisions
"Republicans May Send Latinos to the Democrats with SCOTUS Replacement" —Latino Decisions
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Faculty ExcellenceProfessor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja discusses the priorities of Latino voters to address racism and discrimination in Greater Diversity News
"Addressing Racism and Discrimination Has Become a Top Priority for Latinos" —Greater Diversity News
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Faculty ExcellenceProfessor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja quoted in article about Latino support for Democratic candidates in Florida
"Biden and Harris to campaign in Florida amid concerns about Latino support" —ABC6 Columbus, Ohio
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New Book by Ҵý Professors Provide Insights on Hillary Clinton’s Legacy
Rachel VanSickle-Ward ’99, professor of political studies at Ҵý, has co-edited The Hillary Effect: Perspectives on Clinton’s Legacy.
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