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Questioning my white privilege, African-Americans, and space

June 2, 2020/by Jeffrey Ian Ross

Despite my past struggles educationally, professionally, and financially, I’m privileged. It’s not because of my job, where I live, my marital or health status, although these factors don’t hurt; it’s because I am first and foremost a white male. In part because I am a foreigner, I didn’t grow up here, and in part because […]

What’s Graffiti & Street Art got to do with it?

May 26, 2020/by Jeffrey Ian Ross

If you are like most people, you drive or walk around the city focused on getting to your next destination. If you are driving hopefully you pay attention to other vehicles on the road, the traffic signs and lights, and the pedestrians who attempt or are in the process of crossing the road. If you […]

Street Culture, Social Distancing, Masks, and COVID-19

May 19, 2020/by Jeffrey Ian Ross

The appearance of COVID-19 in the United States and elsewhere has changed most people’s lives. We’ve seen and experienced significant disruptions in many sectors in society from transportation to education, to public safety. One of the most noticeable differences has been a decrease in the number of people who are either driving or walking. Some […]

Dog gone it: Canines and street culture

May 11, 2020/by Jeffrey Ian Ross

For lots of reasons, many urban dwellers own pets. If you own an animal of the canine variety, and unless you enjoy your residence full of dog urine and excrement, or living with an unhealthy pet that possibly terrorizes you and your place, then sooner or later, you will need to take your pet outside […]

Small but consequential victories: Convict Criminology becomes an official division of the American Society of Criminology

May 4, 2020/by Jeffrey Ian Ross

Nobody goes into academia to become rich and famous. Working in this particular career we hopefully make small, but important contributions. A paper that you worked really hard on finally gets published, your first book gets released, a student that you worked closely with graduates and gets hired by a good employer, etc. These activities […]

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