What happens when public problems are framed as personal failures?
Revisiting C. Wright Mills, Jerry Jacobs defines “sociological curiosity” as locating private troubles within the institutions shaping them.

What happens when public problems are framed as personal failures?
Revisiting C. Wright Mills, Jerry Jacobs defines “sociological curiosity” as locating private troubles within the institutions shaping them.
How could conflict be good for communities?
Evelyn M. Perry shows how disagreements can expose whose standards define neighborhood life and create room to renegotiate belonging.
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