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Author: D'Lane Compton

D'Lane Compton (@drcompton) is an assistant professor of sociology at The University of New Orleans. Her career and research interests use social psychology and demography to examine issues of inequalities and methodologies, especially as extended to gender, sexuality, the family and social media.
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