Thomas DeGloma (sociology, Hunter College and the Graduate Center, CUNY) joins Dan Morrison to discuss his latest book, The Performance of Hidden Identities (2023, University of Chicago Press). What do the KKK and the FBI have in common? Both organizations use anonymity to accomplish their goals.. Using formal sociology, pragmatism, and interactionist sociology, DeGloma shows us the many varieties of anonymity and pseudonymity.
We discuss a recent article in Harper’s, which describes a commercial male retreat that is designed to address the ill effects of toxic masculinity.
We interview Philip Cohen from the University of Maryland, College park about his work on open science in sociology, and his new […]
In episode 23 of The Annex, we meet Neda Maghbouleh from the University of Toronto. Neda is the author of The Limits of Whiteness: Iranian […]
Joe, Gabriel and Rebecca Raby (Brock University) discuss a recent case at Florida Atlantic University in which a student was arrested for saying that […]
