# Shamus Khan
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Shamus Rahman Khan (born 1978) is an American sociologist. He is a professor at Columbia University, where he serves as the chair of the sociology department. He writes on elites, inequality, and American culture.
How to Be a Better Sexual Citizen
What is sex for? This is only one of the questions we must consider to be better sexual citizens. In this episode, we talk to an anthropologist who hopes that thinking through such questions will alleviate the problem of sexual assault in the context of our institutional lives, such as college. And…
Public-Private Paradox: Colin Jerolmack
We're revisiting our conversation with Colin Jerolmack, an environmental sociologist and author of Up to Heaven and Down to Hell: Fracking, Freedom, and Community in an American Town. We discuss the public-private paradox and the tragedy of the commons, as well as the undemocratic aspects of Americ…
Public-Private Paradox: Colin Jerolmack
Public-Private Paradox: America has clearly delineated public and private domains: the public domain is regulated, and the private domain is not. A public-private paradox occurs when a decision made in the private domain creates issues in the public domain. In the case of fracking, choosing to allo…
Sexual Citizens: Jennifer S. Hirsch & Shamus Khan
Sexual Citizenship The concept of sexual citizenship asserts that people have the right to sexual self-determination, including young people. Recognizing young people's sexual citizenship prepares them to both say no and yes, as well as to be able to hear other people when they do or don't want to …
Gerald Longjohn on Title IX as Restorative Justice Work
Initiated by the first "Dear Colleague" letter, what we now know as Title IX work, or the prevention of and response to sexual assault and sexual harassment, is both incredibly challenging and deeply good. Our guest was a VP for Student Development at the time of that first Dear Colleague letter. H…
Episode 5: The Question of Safety
As the weather gets colder and tents go up, life inside the encampment grows more complicated. Questions of safety and accountability become increasingly urgent, but occupiers have wildly different ways of responding to the problems. It turns out that the movement's greatest strength—its openness—m…
Episode 5: The Question of Safety
As the weather gets colder and tents go up, life inside the encampment grows more complicated. Questions of safety and accountability become increasingly urgent, but occupiers have wildly different ways of responding to the problems. It turns out that the movement's greatest strength—its openness—m…
Episode 5: The Question of Safety
As the weather gets colder and tents go up, life inside the encampment grows more complicated. Questions of safety and accountability become increasingly urgent, but occupiers have wildly different ways of responding to the problems. It turns out that the movement's greatest strength—its openness—m…
We Are All Jane Doe
Welcome back to Schauer Thoughts, this week we will be discussing the “Cornell 7” and the horrific gang rape of Jane Doe. I am so mad and you should be too, rape is a systemic issue and we all need to stand up and demand answers, demand accountability, and demand a world where justice can swiftly a…
Privilege: The Making of an Adolescent Elite at St. Paul's School Audiobook by Shamus Rahman Khan
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Privilege: The Making of an Adolescent Elite at St. Paul's SchoolGenres: Non-Fiction, EducationAuthor: Shamus Rahman KhanNarrator: Neil ShahRelease date: 12-19-2017Length: 9:05:51Language: EnglishPublisher: Tantor…
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