Samuel Cohn
@samuelcohn.bsky.social
Founder and First President of the American Sociological Association Section on Development.
State & Development, Gender & Development, Historical Sociology, Macrosociology, Gender Discrimination
Author of All Societies Die: (Cornell University Press)
State & Development, Gender & Development, Historical Sociology, Macrosociology, Gender Discrimination
Author of All Societies Die: (Cornell University Press)
Reposted by Samuel Cohn
Honestly, the Harvard newspaper ought to run a piece on all of the NYT’s coverage and what they distort and why.
THAT I would read.
THAT I would read.
October 9, 2025 at 12:02 AM
Honestly, the Harvard newspaper ought to run a piece on all of the NYT’s coverage and what they distort and why.
THAT I would read.
THAT I would read.
Reposted by Samuel Cohn
I'll always remember the rise of the Tea party, because it mirrored (in a fun house-mirror sort of way) the rise of the OWS movement, which I was apart of
By 2010, there were literally tens of thousands of "tea party" Republicans elected into Congress, it's called the "Tea Party Freshman Class"
By 2010, there were literally tens of thousands of "tea party" Republicans elected into Congress, it's called the "Tea Party Freshman Class"
August 29, 2025 at 4:32 PM
I'll always remember the rise of the Tea party, because it mirrored (in a fun house-mirror sort of way) the rise of the OWS movement, which I was apart of
By 2010, there were literally tens of thousands of "tea party" Republicans elected into Congress, it's called the "Tea Party Freshman Class"
By 2010, there were literally tens of thousands of "tea party" Republicans elected into Congress, it's called the "Tea Party Freshman Class"
Reposted by Samuel Cohn
At any point in the last 3 decades, the DNC could have ridden the momentum of these populist movements to gain seats in Congress, or gain political capital for progressive legislation.
...but they didn't, they NEVER did, not a single movement.
...but they didn't, they NEVER did, not a single movement.
August 29, 2025 at 4:32 PM
At any point in the last 3 decades, the DNC could have ridden the momentum of these populist movements to gain seats in Congress, or gain political capital for progressive legislation.
...but they didn't, they NEVER did, not a single movement.
...but they didn't, they NEVER did, not a single movement.