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Yvette Ramirez-Sosa in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 6, 2015

Murals of Chicago Lawn

For most of my life I’ve taken CTA to get around the city, which means that I’ve spent plenty of time staring out of…

Zach Weiss in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 27, 2015

Chinatown Selling Asian Culture to Chicago since 1870

Why Chinatown ?

J. Gilbert in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 12, 2015

Chicago’s Divisions of Class found along Train lines and through Shopping Bags

By Jessica Gilbert

Laura Blackburn in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 6, 2015

Swedish…and then some.

The peculiar case of ethnic identity in Andersonville

Karilyn Orr in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 6, 2015

From Purses and Pitas to Piety:

An Exploration of Cultural and Religious Diversity on Devon Avenue &…

julie vargas in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 15, 2015

In Between Changing Worlds-

The vibrant neighborhood of Boystown Chicago stretches from about 3100 to 3800 North Halsted. Dating back to 1970, Boystown became the unofficial designation area within Lake View when residents marched in the first annual Gay Pride Parade (Engelbrech 2005).

Sarah Willis in Visual Sociology of Chicago

Apr 12, 2015

Art: A Response to the History of the Culture and Power of Parks

Introduction: When determining what…

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Visual Sociology of Chicago

In the spring of 2015, my Roosevelt University students explored the public manifestations of race, ethnicity, and religion in Chicago as part of a semester seminar on visual and cultural sociology. These are their course projects.

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