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Critical Reflections on the March for Science |
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| Abstract: | Using MacKendrick (2017) as a springboard, this essay explores the March for Science as an example of social mobilization. I lay out some concerns regarding the use of this tactic as a response to attacks on science and suggest some ways sociology could contribute to the development of more efficacious actions to address the denigration of scientific knowledge. |
| Keywords: | climate change knowledge March for Science politics science social mobilization |