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This channel is dedicated to sociology and sociological thinking.  It is designed for students who may be taking a sociology class, individuals who are simply interested in learning about it, and educators who are looking to develop their pedagogical skills.  In other words, the purpose of this channel is to not only better know and understand important sociological concepts, theories, and theorists but to apply them to our daily lives, as well as communicate their importance to others.​ Furthermore, it is designed with the intention to communicate the importance of critical thinking and lifelong learning as a means of relating to our ever-changing world.

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