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Assoc Prof at U Chicago Crown School: landlords, vouchers, and so forth | Formerly U Hawai`i | Actually a sociologist

Social scientist. Housing, inequality, political economy. Associate Editor International Journal of Housing Policy. Assistant Professor Dep. of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. Own views.

Historian, oral historian, professor, citizen. Author/ed.: Let the People Decide • Freedom Flyers • Ella Baker • Civil Rights in Black and Brown. “Biased History” - Texas Scorecard

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masters student urban studies @ gsu. park equity, urban farming, land conservation, financial systems. noise musician, crocheter, gardener.

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Avid fan of small-d democracy, member of Georgia’s State Election Board, attorney by training, gadfly by nature.

Public health pracademic at Dartmouth | Rural health equity & global health | Occasional writer | Opinions are my own. Still getting started here.

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Disabled, queer, Jewish, (chimerical?) cyborg, professor of space stuff, abortion funder, antifascist, wielder of wrenches and too many pens. Building joy with a side of chaos. Team Lightning Thunder Unicorn.

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UNC-Chapel Hill professor studying debt/commercial law/bankruptcy & connections to everything else.
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Assistant Professor of Sociology & Director of the Urban Studies Program at the University of Pittsburgh. Researching infrastructure, regionalism, and urban redevelopment.

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Urbanist, transit advocate, researcher. Mostly expressing opinions in support of dense and accessible cities.

Program Director @PENamerica. Historian. He/him. Personal account. 'It is a terrible transgression to intimidate and awe teachers with fear of want.' — Clarence Darrow

Associate prof. of sociology at Georgia Tech studying inequality, immigration, urban sociology, disaster resilience, and labor. Soccer fan. ⚽️ Views are my own.

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Historian, urbanist, scholar of public policy, race, and inequality. Silver Professor, NYU. Dad, stepdad, dog dad. Native Detroiter, longtime Philadelphian, honorary Chicagoan, gringo Carioca, wannabe Parisian, and second-time New Yorker.

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Sociologist and demographer, postdoc at Princeton's Eviction Lab, incoming asst prof at Minnesota Sociology. I study the intersections of housing, racism, and population health.
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Transportation and history, sometimes both at once.

A tall, bold slugger | Author, Building the Ivory Tower (2017), Property Wrongs (coming) | Live in Cville, Teach in Bburg, Heart in Chicago | Sailing and boat building at IG (@ladalewinling)

historian of cities, race, policing, and carceral state | history prof. @ ball state u. | author of
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U.S. urban historian. Redlining and New Deal housing policy; African Americans and the U.S. construction industry 1865-1965; American homeownership 1880-1950. https://hsoc.gatech.edu/people/person/todd-michney

Writing and yelling.

founder & publisher, Belt Publishing. Author. Writer. One more clever thing.

criminalization, abolition, labor, politics, journalism—social science theory & methods too. sociology phd candidate @ columbia. UAW 2710

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Former political director, AFL-CIO. Senior fellow, CAP.

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Professor, Political Science | Syracuse University, Maxwell School | American politics, political psychology | Co-author of Anxious Politics and Pandemic Politics

Assistant Prof at UPenn | Comparative inequality, urban & distributive politics, environmental politics, Latam | https://alicezxu.com/

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