Aaron Gullickson

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Aaron Gullickson

Aaron Gullickson

@AaronGullickson

Sociologist/Demographer; studies racial classification and identification; lazy Bayesian, R enthusiast, git evangelist, poisson stan.

Eugene, OR Katılım Ocak 2015
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Demography Journal
Demography Journal@ReadDemography·
This issue offers 12 articles & 4 notes, covering varieties of capitalism & fertility, income growth over generations, net worth poverty in childhood, contemporary patterns of multiracial marriage & the persistent relevance of marriage for childbearing. read.dukeupress.edu/demography/iss…
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PAA@PopAssocAmerica·
Still reeling from #PAA2026? Save the date: #PAA2027 heads to Seattle, March 31–April 3, 2027. Call for Papers opens July 2026. Have ideas? Submit session suggestions for the Program Committee to consider. buff.ly/7Sr9wfT
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Aaron Gullickson@AaronGullickson·
Overall, our results indicate that while multiracial identity complicates racial boundaries, it does not defy them. Race still strongly shapes the partner selection of multiracial individuals. (6/6)
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Aaron Gullickson@AaronGullickson·
We find no evidence that multiracial individuals prefer other multiracial individuals without specific overlap in their racial identification. Neither do we find evidence that multiracial individuals are more likely to marry without regard to race. (5/6)
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Aaron Gullickson@AaronGullickson·
Newish publication alert! Jen Bratter and I look at who multiracial individuals marry. Multiracial individuals defy simple understandings of endogamy and exogamy. For example, if a person identified as White and Black marries a White person, is that endogamy or exogamy? (1/6)
Demography Journal@ReadDemography

In “Blurring the Marriage Market?” @AaronGullickson & J Bratter find that “shared Black ancestry is the most predictive of union formation” and shared Indigenous ancestry the least predictive. @uoregon Advance Publication | Demography | Duke University Press

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Aaron Gullickson@AaronGullickson·
@RogueWPA I refuse to believe that is the real artist in the clip. Just to on the nose as clueless white leftie hipster dude
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Cicada meth orgy fungus
Cicada meth orgy fungus@RogueWPA·
I believe that the artist thinks people in Gaza look like they're from Uttar Pradesh, but shockingly enough, Palestinians look like other Mediterranean people, with skin tones ranging from pale to beige. The mural is the ignorance of third worldism expressed in paint.
Ally@AllyJKiss

Black community in Richmond, Virginia displeased with new “Free Palestine” mural depicting a dark-skinned woman eating a huge watermelon. White artist says he probably should have made her “less tan” 😳

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Ally@AllyJKiss·
Black community in Richmond, Virginia displeased with new “Free Palestine” mural depicting a dark-skinned woman eating a huge watermelon. White artist says he probably should have made her “less tan” 😳
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Aaron Gullickson@AaronGullickson·
@ardan_blade Rifleman. Sure you will get headcapped by a standard PPC, but you will look cool doing it.
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Victor Steiner-Davion@ardan_blade·
After tense negotiations, months of searching, hounding down options, you manage to get a chance at a Heavy Mech type for your Periphery State. Do you go with the mobile Quickdraw, the well armored Thunderbolt, the long range Bombardier, or the anti-air Rifleman? Choose wisely.
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Adrian Raftery
Adrian Raftery@AdrianRaftery1·
Our paper, “Accounting for Population Age Distribution in Forecasting Migration,” w Nathan Welch & Hana Ševčíková just published in Demography. Population age structure is important for migration, but current forecasts ignore it. We propose a new method for taking it into account
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In “Accounting for Population Age Distribution in Forecasting Migration,” Nathan Welch, Hana Ševčíková & @AdrianRaftery1 propose a new approach “that incorporates population age structure changes into net migration forecasts." @UWStat read.dukeupress.edu/demography/art…

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david s. meyer@davidsmeyer1·
As a candidate for office in the American Sociological Association, I've been asked to provide a statement on a proposed academic boycott of Israel. Here it is: Academic boycott of Israel and the American Sociological Association politicsoutdoors.com/2026/04/17/aca… via @davidsmeyer1
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Paul Novosad
Paul Novosad@paulnovosad·
AI survey respondents are indistinguishable from human survey respondents. This renders any online survey (i.e. most surveys that you read about) near useless. You're better off just polling the chatbots directly, then you can at least understand / direct the bias.
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Demography Journal
Demography Journal@ReadDemography·
“Ryder’s Lost Legacy? Cohort Analysis in Social Research”: In exploring Norman Ryder’s influential work (including unpublished papers), Ethan Fosse finds that his approach “is unabashedly cohort-centric, diachronic & straightforwardly descriptive.” @UofT read.dukeupress.edu/demography/art…
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Aaron Gullickson@AaronGullickson·
@tracewoodgrains I always thought there was something deeply ironic about that. Because no one else is doing it, nothing will stand out more on a page than the citation that is not capitalized. Feels like a total hipster move.
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Jack@tracewoodgrains·
remember: Bell Hooks wanted to decenter her personal identity and instead maintain focus on the substance of her writings. honor her memory by writing her name with normal capitalization so it doesn’t stick out and draw undue attention to her ego
Ian Miller 👣@ibmmiller

@tracewoodgrains so you're capitalizating Bell Hooks eh? :D

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@PopAssocAmerica @RogueWPA @ardan_blade @davidsmeyer1 @AdrianRaftery1 @UWStat @UofT @tracewoodgrains