Intersectionality, Knowledge, and Social Justice: A Conversation with Patricia Hill Collins
Patricia Hill Collins is Distinguished University Professor of Sociology Emerita at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is an…
Reading Anand Teltumbde’s The Caste Con Census: Cynicism as Method – Bihan Bandyopadhyay
The 2027 decennial census will include caste-based enumeration beyond Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes for the first time since 1931.…
The Loneliness Of A Capable Child: Rethinking Inclusion And Justice – Surbhi Nagpal
What does it mean to belong? Is it about excelling in academics? Having a talent that others admire? Being present…
Meritocracy in Education: A Myth – Sunit Singh
What is Merit? It is a celebrated concept, often associated with ‘talent’, a ‘achieved status.’ But is it truly achieved,…
C Parvathamma’s Vision for Indian Sociology: Caste, Gender, and Justice – Prajwal T V and Karamala Areesh Kumar
Western thinkers largely dominate the writings on Sociology across academic institutions in India. On the other hand, those that address…
My Life: The Journey of a Dalit Sociologist by Govardhan Wankhede (2020): A Review by Rajshree Chanchal
Many Dalit autobiographies recount the discrimination, oppression, and struggle to access and complete education in a graded inequality-based Hindu social…
Understanding Disability: Experiences of the Social and the Personal: An Interview with Shubhangi Vaidya
The Doing Sociology team interviewed Dr. Shubhangi Vaidya. She is with the School of Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Studies at IGNOU.…