
Sociology 119 (SOC 119) is the largest Race and Ethnic Relations class in the United States. Join Dr. Sam Richards and over 700 students in the largest lecture hall at Penn State University in conversations with students and international guests about the world we live, the cultures we're surrounded by, and the ability to question the "invisible strings" of society.
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Sam finishes up the classes about US Immigration with bringing in the last few points, and then asking the two volunteers, Logan and Minh, how they would fix the issue.
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Sam and Alijah answer questions the chat had about immigration in the United States!
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Sam invites three students (all female) to continue to complexify the conversation about Immigration. The two volunteers from last class, both males, continue to listen. There will be a part three to the conversation.
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Sam breaks down Immigration into multiple 8 different categories. Today, himself along with two students (and some students in the class) on just two of them: Morality & Justice and Law & Social Stability.
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Focusing on race, culture, and social issues, this podcast features discussions among students, educators, and international guests, exploring complex societal topics. It emphasizes the importance of dialogue and critical thinking in navigating contemporary issues, such as privilege, identity, and political polarization. The unique format allows students to actively participate, share personal experiences, and engage directly with thought-provoking content, fostering an understanding of various perspectives. Noteworthy discussions include the intricacies of racism, the impact of social media on mental health, and interpretations of biblical texts, making it a resource for those interested in sociology, social justice, and cultural studies.
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Recent guests on SOC 119 include:
1. Dan McClellan
2. Warren Smith
3. Dr. Laurie Mulvey
4. Tae Yeonho
5. Soomin Kim
6. Mr. Rashidi
7. Dr. Katherine Grasso
8. Will Smart
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