Santiago J. Molina
@santiagojmolina.bsky.social
Sociologist that hangs outs with biologists. Ask me about genome editing 🧬, categorization 🔮, institutions and science.
@Northwestern (he/él/they).
@Northwestern (he/él/they).
New publication alert! "The racial politics of visibility and equity in genome-editing therapies for sickle cell disease" in Social Science and Medicine. Co-authored with Melissa Creary @umichsph.bsky.social. Read on in the thread below:
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#CRISPR #genomeediting
authors.elsevier.com/a/1lYt4_6KUS...
#CRISPR #genomeediting
August 6, 2025 at 4:20 PM
New publication alert! "The racial politics of visibility and equity in genome-editing therapies for sickle cell disease" in Social Science and Medicine. Co-authored with Melissa Creary @umichsph.bsky.social. Read on in the thread below:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1lYt4_6KUS...
#CRISPR #genomeediting
authors.elsevier.com/a/1lYt4_6KUS...
#CRISPR #genomeediting
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📣🚨 NEW ARTICLE: Many #immigrants are aging & remain undocumented. What is their experience of illegality as they age–specifically their fear of deportation? New publication @sfjournal.bsky.social! Please read and share widely. 🔗 here: bit.ly/SF25-LCI (summary below) /1
Life course illegality: how the life course and aging shape the experience of illegality
Abstract. Scholars have studied in detail how immigrants experience illegality in the US. Many have focused on immigrants’ fear of deportation as central t
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June 4, 2025 at 10:29 PM
📣🚨 NEW ARTICLE: Many #immigrants are aging & remain undocumented. What is their experience of illegality as they age–specifically their fear of deportation? New publication @sfjournal.bsky.social! Please read and share widely. 🔗 here: bit.ly/SF25-LCI (summary below) /1
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Mahmoud Khalil is a man, an expectant father. Not a political symbol. He is a man who stood against the genocide of his people and has been incarcerated for it. There’s a consumption of him for academic expression by people with no respect for the man that really doesn’t sit right with me.
March 20, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Mahmoud Khalil is a man, an expectant father. Not a political symbol. He is a man who stood against the genocide of his people and has been incarcerated for it. There’s a consumption of him for academic expression by people with no respect for the man that really doesn’t sit right with me.