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Unit 6 – The Family « The Socjournal

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Unit 3 – Culture « The Socjournal

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Unit 6 – The Family « The Socjournal

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Unit 3 – Culture « The Socjournal

Unit 5 – Deviance « The Socjournal

Unit 7 – Social Inequality and Stratification « The Socjournal

Unit 10 – Final Essays « The Socjournal

Unit 4 – Socialization « The Socjournal

Unit 8 – Race and Ethnicity « The Socjournal

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