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im just not cut out for writing.
its just not for me.

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I see a princess that went evil.
which now that she turned into the evil queen.

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walk home from school.
sounds easy but it wasnt at the time. especially when your school is 3 miles away

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was when i was 2 and I watched my first football game on t.v.
thatv moment was very special to me.

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yo bruh yo outfit looks terrible.
you not following me looking like that,. u need to try again hom

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I am thankful for my family.
I am thankful for my friends.
I am thankful for my girl .
most of all I am thankful.

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is silent and boring.
sometimes isnt very quiet.
is a area that ive been my whole life. filled with little kids that are really annoying. that is my neighborhood.

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something that I fought for was to get the starting quarterback position. it took me a year to do it but i did it.
i was so suprised and happy.

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I got my name from my mom.
i was supposed to be named hamal but my moms family said no. my mom came up with name Jamal.

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I see the door walk out.
I see the door when I walk in.
the door is the first thing I do before I walk in the house (duhh). the door is the first thing i see right after a loss.
with these doors I can be me.

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why am I so good?
should I be great instead of good?
should I push myself harder?
or should I just be me?

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life mountain , filled switch backsand rock slides and few straight paths to the top.

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tick tock waste time
watse so much time it should be a crime.
they say im sour like lemond and lime. are yo done?
if not stop wasting my time.

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social problems are common such as going to the mall or any public place. always self conscious . it affects their way of living everyday.

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Purpose
The SSSP's stated purpose is to promote and protect sociological research and teaching on significant problems of social life and, particularly, to encourage the work of young sociologists; to stimulate the application of scientific method and theory to the study of vital social problems; to encourage problem-centered social research; to foster cooperative relations among persons and organizations engaged in the application of scientific sociological findings to the formulation of social policies; to foster higher quality of life, social welfare, and positive social relations in society and the global community and to undertake any activity related thereto or necessary or desirable for the accomplishment of the foregoing purposes. Fulfilling this purpose requires both a strict adherence to the highest principles of academic freedom, freedom of speech, and due process, as stated in the AAUP's 1940 statement on academic freedom and tenure and 2014 statement on academic freedom and electronic communications; and the protection of the right to engage in intellectual debates of all types without fear of censorship or retaliation.
Activities
The SSSP promotes dialogue through presentations at the annual meeting, and through listservs and newsletters throughout the year; publishes research in the journal Social Problems; presents awards to community groups; supports graduate students, young scholars and activists with professional support, leadership opportunities, and scholarships; passes and acts upon public resolutions; and fosters the generation of new ideas.
Membership
Most members are from the United States, but the Society enjoys the significant participation of international scholars, practitioners, students, and advocates as well. Membership is open to individuals and university and college departments who support the SSSP's goals. Since many of the Society's members are sociologists, the SSSP holds annual meetings in the same location and time as the American Sociological Association.
Divisions
The SSSP has twenty-two divisions, each with its own newsletter, that provide members with common interests the opportunity to interact more intimately with one another. Division activity shapes the annual meeting of the Society by organizing paper sessions and panels. Divisions provide an opportunity for young scholars to present their work to a critical audience of scholar advocates interested in good research and social action to move toward solutions for social problems. Division chairs form the nominating committee for the major officers of the Society and for the Board of Directors. Members interested in emerging areas of social problems can form new divisions. For a list of and information on divisions, visit the Division webpage.
Awards/Fellowship/Scholarship
The SSSP grants awards, fellowships, and scholarships in recognition of meritorious work by outstanding scholars, practitioners, advocates, and students who demonstrate active pursuit in the application of critical, scientific, and humanistic perspectives to the study of vital social problems. One of these awards is the prestigious C. Wright Mills Award, awarded to the previous year's most outstanding book in the tradition of the individual for whom the award is named. For a list and description of each award, fellowship, and scholarship, visit the Awards, Fellowship, and Scholarship webpage.
Social Problems and Other Publications
The Society publishes Social Problems, one of the leading refereed and most widely read social science journals in the United States, a newsletter Social Problems Forum, and a number of other miscellaneous publications. For more information on the Society's publications, visit the SSSP publications webpage.

SSSP Presidents, Vice Presidents and Editors of Social Problems

The roster of SSSP Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Editors of the SSSP's journal Social Problems spans over 60 years of leadership in the field of sociology. To view the list of past and present SSSP Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Editors, click here.
Additional Information
Additional information about the SSSP can be found in Marginality and Dissent in Twentieth-Century American Sociology: The Case of Elizabeth Briant Lee and Alfred McClung Lee by John F. Galliher and James M. Galliher, 1995, SUNY Press

Additional information about Elizabeth Briant Lee and Alfred McClung Lee, founders of SSSP, can be found courtesy of Harvard Square Library at http://www.harvardsquarelibrary.org/biographies/alfred-mcclung-and-elizabeth-briant-lee/.

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Society for the Study of Social Problems | Who we are

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Purpose The SSSP's stated purpose is to promote and protect sociological research and teaching on significant problems of social life and, particularly, to encourage the work of young sociologists; to stimulate the application of scientific method and theory to the study of vital social problems; to encourage problem-centered social research;