Storytelling is a fundamental part of human interaction; it is also deeply social and political in
nature. In this article, I explore reproductive storytelling as a phenomenon of sociological …

Research on youth can miss important aspects of their lives if this work focuses only on the
parent-child relationship. This focus can also overlook Black feminist interventions to …

Though aunties are ubiquitous figures across global public cultures, they have received
limited scholarly attention. Given the location of these women, femme, and queer figures at …

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This article develops sociological knowledge on daughterhood through an analysis of how
separation shapes the emotional and moral dynamics of transnational daughterhood …

This article explores aunthood as a morally charged category. By conducting a thematic
analysis, we analyse advice-seeking posts published in Dear Savvy Auntie, an American …

For decades, social scientists have assumed that “fictive kinship” is a phenomenon
associated only with marginal peoples and people of color in the United States. In this …

Following the death of a sibling, life as it was known and expected to be lived is permanently
and irrevocably set on a different trajectory. Surviving siblings are left to consider all that they …

This article discusses the influence of a chromosome condition affecting women's
reproductive capacity, Turner Syndrome (TS), on affected women's social timing, examining …

Women have long been known as family kin-keepers, sources of knowledge about family
histories. Yet little has been written on the role of aunts within families, and more specifically …