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Social Justice Of Bugs and Men: Cricket Ranching in America If Westerners can overcome their disgust of crickets—or any bug—as food, the environmental benefits could be significant. Jennifer Baires
Social Justice A Proper Entrance: Creole Culture and the Social Construction of Space A sociologist notices an architectural oddity at the Laura Plantation in Louisiana. Lisa Wade
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