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For a scientist devoted to social justice, where does science end and advocacy begin? Does the scientist have a right to shape her study results to support a cause she knows to be worthy? Universities take money from corporations and military all the time to fund research that fuels big business and war. Why can’t an individual, socially conscious academic do a similar good turn for her comrades fighting the war on poverty? Continue reading
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Tagged counter-recruiting, Hagopian, homelessness, School of Public Health, Scott Morrow, SHARE, University of Washington
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