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Gregory Snyder, Sociology PhD '94, is a professor at Baruch College, where he researches the study of subcultures
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Gregory Snyder, Sociology PhD '94, is a professor at Baruch College, where he researches the study of subcultures
Leila Taylor, a 2018 Liberal Studies MA alumna, explores the history of Afrogoth, the visceral horror and inherent gothicness of Black America, and her own history in the Goth scene
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