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Getting Ahead: A Case Study of Social Class in the USA | The Socjournal

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The Ideology of Darwin | The Socjournal

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Submission Guide | The Socjournal

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The Problem of Child Labor in US Agriculture | The Socjournal

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The Racket: A Rogue Reporter vs. the Masters of the Universe | The Socjournal

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Many Worlds, but only One Reality: Stephen Hawking and the Determinist Fallacy | The Socjournal

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Through the Looking Glass: Class and Reality in Television

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