Through interviews with couples, sociologist Allison Daminger refines our understanding of cognitive labor in the household.

Reducing the gap between quantitative evaluation scores for male and female instructors may be as simple as changing a single number.

Parents, teachers, and family income affect educational and life outcomes for teenagers, but so does their best friend’s mother.

A common argument against increasing taxes on high earners is that the wealthy will simply move out of the city or state with higher taxes.

Nationalist rhetoric has surged to the center of US politics, but what do Americans actually mean when they say “nationalism” in the twenty-first century?

The parenting work of the impoverished may not be visible, but the lengths poor mothers go to to obtain diapers reveal their engagement and vulnerability.

Playing the role of a shopping mall Santa comes with challenges familiar to any gig worker, but the performers also see the job as carrying special meaning.