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Stony Brook University Undergraduate Journal for Humanities and Social Sciences
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We are Stony Brook University’s exclusively undergraduate, peer-reviewed journal for humanities and social sciences. Our mission is to provide a platform for Stony Brook undergraduate students to speak and learn about a diverse set of issues related to the humanities and social sciences. This includes Women’s and Gender Studies, Racial/Ethnic Studies, Cultural Studies, Mental Health Awareness, and more. We hope to promote open discussion about these issues that will contribute toward a more tolerant, equal, and just community.
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Recent Publications
You Can Sit With Us, But You Shouldn’t Have To: The Hidden Benefits of Social Cliques
by Vineeta Abraham, May 9, 2021 Many adults with yearbooks filled with high school “horror stories” will claim they originated from the rigid, harsh social structure they had to adhere to, complete with bullies, queen bees, and their select array of victims. This myth is the reason behind many administrative…
The Insidious Rise of Automation
By Ali Ahmad, April 23, 2021 Next time you go to your favorite coffee shop or go the checkout aisle at Walmart, you won’t be met with the warm welcome of a person behind the counter. Instead, a computer will simply prompt you for payment. Automation is replacing jobs that…
The Power of Presentation and Representation throughout History
History is often subjective, with the primary voice being given to the winners. Accounts of historical events are often biased, and while there is much they can tell us about the people who delivered them, such as the driving force behind their actions and what rhetorical strategies and methods were…
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