Inequality by (Interior) Design
This blog is a running account of my thoughts and research dealing with the relationship between gender and sexual inequality and social space. Inequalities aren’t only patterned relationships between groups of people; they are also literally embedded within the social spaces within which we interact. In this way, inequality is reproduced in ways that feel natural, but are actually designed. Gender and sexual inequality are among the most intimate forms of inequality that exist and they are maintained in diverse ways.
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Recent posts
- Visualizing the 2026 “Blue Wave” of Senate Election Results
- Where Names Live: Mapping Baby Name Geography and Political Culture
- Is It Politics or Just Place? Rethinking Baby Name Polarization
- Weapon Baby Names, Political Polarization, and American Masculinities
- Chipocalypse Now: Hard Bodies, Soft Lies, and the Multiple Masculinities of Trump’s AI Politics
- The Cultural Work of “Crisis Talk”
- Superman Trump and the Crisis of Masculinity by Design
- Backlash or Baseline? Contemporary Misogyny and the Meaning of the Incel Surge
- Mapping Misogyny: Global Patterns in Incel Forum Activity
- SSA, Sex, Gender, and Population Dynamics