My post Thursday on Men’s Rights has spawned 119 comments so far, suggesting I could be clearer on my position. So here goes. My interests starts mainly from being puzzled by what kinds of inequality bother people, and what kinds do not. In much of social science, gender, race/ethnicity, and class are such overwhelming issues that someone like the political scientist blogger Paul Gowder states his positions on his
Explaining Unequal Inequality Aversion
Explaining Unequal Inequality Aversion
Explaining Unequal Inequality Aversion
My post Thursday on Men’s Rights has spawned 119 comments so far, suggesting I could be clearer on my position. So here goes. My interests starts mainly from being puzzled by what kinds of inequality bother people, and what kinds do not. In much of social science, gender, race/ethnicity, and class are such overwhelming issues that someone like the political scientist blogger Paul Gowder states his positions on his
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