Political sociology - theoretical, looking at political mobilization.
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp @metaburbia and
Iiiiiinteresting; and what do you do now?
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp @metaburbia and
So I also like to annoy people on Twitter lol, but I’m mostly immune to it myself. With respect to earlier and the argument from authority that I used, basically I couldn’t be bothered explaining it to him. Especially when he was just being s pedant.
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Replying to @metaburbia @PhilosophyExp and
Sorry, that’s honestly just how I speak much of the time lol; but also:pic.twitter.com/2KfznxiyL7
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Replying to @MichaelKBryden @metaburbia and
- I'd been wound up by some other sociologist making exactly the same claim about the word racism! 

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Replying to @PhilosophyExp @metaburbia and
Don’t you think it more accurately describes the actual problem of racism by moving it away from this idea that it’s someone calling someone else a “cracker”? Of moving it see from interpersonal to structural.
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Replying to @MichaelKBryden @metaburbia
Analogously, a Marxist might be right that social class is best understood in terms of relations to means of production, but they don't get to claim people are using the term class incorrectly when they use it to distinguish between manual and non-manual labour, for example.
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Replying to @PhilosophyExp @metaburbia
But one can claim that it IS better understood that way and the definition should reflect that.
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But regardless of that point about conceptual exclusion, it doesn't follow anyway. It's entirely possible to think that "racism" is best understood as a very general term to denote racially motivated bigotry, etc., and to accept the points you're making.
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