Natasha Warikoo

Flattered by this endorsement, esp coming from an expert on housing! Ultimately, in the book’s conclusion I talk about housing as the best strategy to address the issues in places like Woodcrest. @UChicagoPress

Tom Coale @hocorising

I've read a lot of great books this year, but @nkwarikoo's Race at the Top is one of the best. It covers everything from socioeconomic segregation to parenting insecurity. Must read for anyone who lives in the suburbs (or anywhere else). https://t.co/HROvtdABlS

Great explainer on the impact of past state affirmative action bans, and what that can predict about the national ban’s impact, how the data trickling out compares. Overall, a sobering outcome so far, if not surprising.

Zachary Bleemer @zbleemer

1/n Wondering how the enrollment effects of the SFFA affirmative action ban compare to past years' bans? Here's a new policy brief on how AA bans affects Black and Hispanic enrollment at selective universities, in the first year and years later. https://t.co/uVFsIgSvKm https://t.co/JVAYKhrdWC

Thank you to my fabulous publisher!

Polity @politybooks

🥳Congratulations to Natasha Warikoo @nkwarikoo on winning @ASAnews’s Award for Public Sociology in International Migration! Work that is always asking the important questions – and reframing the questions for more meaningful answers, we’d say 👇 https://t.co/DkW5z3aXIy

This award for public sociology means so much to me. I spent last year trying to shape the public conversation on Race, Asian Americans, affirmative action, and meritocracy. As scholars we have to find ways to make a difference in the world. @ASAnews @TuftsUniversity @SSNScholars

ASA Int'l Migration @ASAmigration

AWARD FOR PUBLIC SOCIOLOGY COWINNERS: @nkwarikoo https://t.co/j1fxhpupNY

Loved celebrating the career of @prudencelcarter. congrats on the lifetime achievement award in Race, Class, and Gender! Thank you to @DerronWallace for organizing the nomination! @prudencelcarter can’t wait to see where another lifetime of scholarship takes you! https://t.co/qF98cGMZUo

I love serving on book award committees! Great excuse to read lots of new books + celebrate some of them! Co-winners of soc of culture award are Anna Schwenck’s Flexible Authoritarianism and @HajYazdiha The People’s King. Everyone should read them!! https://t.co/YZa0ZBzMFm

After all these years, still love to see my books at the #ASA2024 books exhibit! In great company, too. @eveewing @mrafalow @BlakeRSilver @UChicagoPress https://t.co/Gshl8GFF0y

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I am having a terrible time on a shared QDA project on @NVivoSoftware across Mac and PC. Would love to hear experiences with @Dedoose. I used to use @ATLASti but had to manually merge, so hoping for cloud-based. Please share your thoughts!

RT @SSNScholars: JD Vance's career is built on his "hillbilly" & Yale backgrounds. While race is a key diversity factor for universities, i…

via @NYTOpinion https://t.co/ODg1O12cgJ

RT @ProfMChin: via @NYTOpinion JDVance got to where he is by being poor and a first gen college student— both important attributes in our D…

Vance is such a weird choice-he is so disdainful and unsympathetic to rural whites in his book.

I'm looking forward to this new role at @SSNScholars supporting chapters around the country in their work to connect scholarship, policymaking, and civic leadership!

Scholars Strategy Network (bsky: @scholars.org) @SSNScholars

Joining SSN’s Board of Directors are two esteemed leaders: @EJDionne (@McCourtSchool) and @DeondraRose (@DukeSanford, @NCScholars). Former @boston_ssn chapter co-leader @nkwarikoo (@TuftsUniversity) is replacing Rose on SSN’s Chapter Advisory Council. https://t.co/8BJTJjftHT

RT @miaowang: TONIGHT - #AdmissionsGranted on @MSNBC 9pm ET @msnbc_films @beijingloafer @JeannieSGersen @nkwarikoo @danielleholley @ProfMCh…