by Amy Zhou Donor funding for HIV/AIDS has given many patients in poor countries access to lifesaving treatment. The availability of antiretroviral therapy (ART) has turned HIV from a death […]
review by Jana Gowan The Human Experiment (2013) Dir. by Don Hardy, Jr. and Dana Nachman Written by Dana Nachman Narrated by Sean Penn The 2013 documentary, The Human Experiment, […]
by Dr. Cassia Roth Historians have demonstrated that gossip and denunciation demarcate the moral boundaries of any given society.[1] Early-twentieth century Brazilian society judged a woman’s honor based on her […]
One of our goals with the Chemical Entanglements blog is to tell stories that reveal how exposure is not something rare and exceptional, but something that happens to almost every […]
by Dr. Kathleen Sheldon, UCLA CSW Research Affiliate The history of African women is a vital and successful field of study, growing from a small number of books and articles […]
In the mid-20th Century, the mantra “better living through chemistry” emerged as a guiding principle for American industrial production and consumer culture. Decades on, alarming questions about the results of […]
By Susila Gurusami, Ph.D. Candidate, UCLA Department of Sociology U.S. history is filled with bloody battles of citizens fighting for the right to vote. So much so that universal suffrage […]
