Mallory E Rees
Biographic Data
| ID | 4061130 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mallory E Rees |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mallory E |
| FAMILY NAME | Rees |
| SIGNATURE | REES M E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Following a Child's Lead and Setting Kids Up for Success
Public discourse has become more polarized, especially when it comes to moral issues. Moral issues related to gender and sexuality-particularly concerning children-are politically fraught. To assess the extent to which ideologies about gender and parenting are polarized, we interviewed eighty-five gender activists from diverse political orientations. Surprisingly, we found some convergence in how activists on the political left and right discusse…
Selling the Ability to 'Have It All
Drawing on 27 interviews with consultants in the direct selling industry, this article argues that consultants' motivations to do stigmatized work with low financial rewards are tied to cultural pressures to adhere to intensive mothering ideologies. Some direct selling organizations in the United States are changing from a home party model-selling products out of homes-to a social commerce model-selling and recruiting using social media. Using a …
Gender, Power, and Harassment
This article examines what sociological research teaches us about gender, power, and harassment in the #MeToo era, showing how the sociological literature on harassment has both shaped and been shaped by legal definitions and scholarship. For instance, like case law, sociological research has tended to focus on the workplace to the exclusion of harassment in other spheres such as housing, as well as on sexual forms of harassment-despite evidence …
Reassessing Gender Neutrality
Since the 1970s, advocates have used the term gender neutral to press for legal change in contexts ranging from employment discrimination to marriage equality to public restroom access. Drawing on analyses of all Supreme Court cases, federal courts of appeals cases, and Supreme Court amicus briefs in which the terms gender neutral/neutrality, sex neutral/neutrality, or sexually neutral/sexual neutrality appear, this study examines how US courts h…
Gender, Power, and Harassment
This article examines what sociological research teaches us about gender, power, and harassment in the #MeToo era, showing how the sociological literature on harassment has both shaped and been shaped by legal definitions and scholarship. For instance, like case law, sociological research has tended to focus on the workplace to the exclusion of harassment in other spheres such as housing, as well as on sexual forms of harassment-despite evidence …
Reassessing Gender Neutrality
Since the 1970s, advocates have used the term gender neutral to press for legal change in contexts ranging from employment discrimination to marriage equality to public restroom access. Drawing on analyses of all Supreme Court cases, federal courts of appeals cases, and Supreme Court amicus briefs in which the terms gender neutral/neutrality, sex neutral/neutrality, or sexually neutral/sexual neutrality appear, this study examines how US courts h…
Selling the Ability to 'Have It All
Drawing on 27 interviews with consultants in the direct selling industry, this article argues that consultants' motivations to do stigmatized work with low financial rewards are tied to cultural pressures to adhere to intensive mothering ideologies. Some direct selling organizations in the United States are changing from a home party model-selling products out of homes-to a social commerce model-selling and recruiting using social media. Using a …
Reassessing Gender Neutrality
Since the 1970s, advocates have used the term gender neutral to press for legal change in contexts ranging from employment discrimination to marriage equality to public restroom access. Drawing on analyses of all Supreme Court cases, federal courts of appeals cases, and Supreme Court amicus briefs in which the terms gender neutral/neutrality, sex neutral/neutrality, or sexually neutral/sexual neutrality appear, this study examines how US courts h…
Gender, Power, and Harassment
This article examines what sociological research teaches us about gender, power, and harassment in the #MeToo era, showing how the sociological literature on harassment has both shaped and been shaped by legal definitions and scholarship. For instance, like case law, sociological research has tended to focus on the workplace to the exclusion of harassment in other spheres such as housing, as well as on sexual forms of harassment-despite evidence …
Selling the Ability to 'Have It All
Drawing on 27 interviews with consultants in the direct selling industry, this article argues that consultants' motivations to do stigmatized work with low financial rewards are tied to cultural pressures to adhere to intensive mothering ideologies. Some direct selling organizations in the United States are changing from a home party model-selling products out of homes-to a social commerce model-selling and recruiting using social media. Using a …
Following a Child's Lead and Setting Kids Up for Success
Public discourse has become more polarized, especially when it comes to moral issues. Moral issues related to gender and sexuality-particularly concerning children-are politically fraught. To assess the extent to which ideologies about gender and parenting are polarized, we interviewed eighty-five gender activists from diverse political orientations. Surprisingly, we found some convergence in how activists on the political left and right discusse…
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Criminology (2 works) · Gender Diversity and Inequality (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)