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Sora Jun

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Social marketingStudies of Asian societyOrganisational, interpersonal and intercultural communicationGender and crime

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|Feb 19, 2025

Scale dichotomization reduces customer racial discrimination and income inequality.

Tristan L Botelho, Sora Jun, Demetrius Humes

|Dec 15, 2022

The missing middle: Asian employees' experience of workplace discrimination and pro-black allyship.

Sora Jun, L Taylor Phillips, Olivia Anne Foster-Gimbel

|May 17, 2022

Chronic frames of social inequality: How mainstream media frame race, gender, and wealth inequality.

Sora Jun, Rosalind M Chow, A Maurits van der Veen

|Feb 21, 2022

The "Equal-Opportunity Jerk" Defense: Rudeness Can Obfuscate Gender Bias.

Peter Belmi, Sora Jun, Gabrielle S Adams

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