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Dr. Priya Anand
Associate Professor of Sociology
University of Chicago
Specialty
Durkheim & Social Cohesion
Sample Lesson
Anomie in the Algorithm Age
Durkheim's anomie mapped onto social media fragmentation — illustrated with 2023 Pew Research data and real newsroom footage.
Marcus Webb
Lecturer in Social Theory
Columbia University
Specialty
Conflict Theory & Inequality
Sample Lesson
Marx Meets the Gig Economy
Class consciousness and alienation dissected through Uber driver testimonials and Bureau of Labor Statistics dashboards.
Dr. Keiko Tanaka
Assistant Professor
UCLA Sociology Dept.
Specialty
Goffman & Everyday Interaction
Sample Lesson
Dramaturgy on Reality TV
Goffman's front stage / back stage framework applied to The Bachelor and Love Island — students never forget it.
Dr. James Okafor
Senior Lecturer
Howard University
Specialty
Intersectionality & Race
Sample Lesson
Crenshaw's Framework, Visualized
Intersectionality mapped across U.S. Census microdata — income, health outcomes, and incarceration rates in one animated diagram.
312 lessons.
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Classical Functionalism
18 lessons · 5.2 hours
Conflict Theory & Power
22 lessons · 6.8 hours
Symbolic Interactionism
16 lessons · 4.9 hours
Contemporary Frameworks
24 lessons · 7.1 hours
Research Methods for AP
14 lessons · 3.8 hours
Deviance & Social Control
20 lessons · 5.6 hours
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