Mothers on Display: Lunchboxes, Social Class and Moral Accountability

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@StuartBracewell For example, in Canadian schools teachers will never tell a child or a parent anything about their lunch. Social inequality is alive and well in Canada too, but things like that are "unthinkable" https://t.co/PLcB7WXyLp

RT @sociologyjnl: August Issue: Lunchboxes, Social Class & Moral Accountability: Mothers on display by V Harman & B Cappellini http://t.co/…

August Issue: Lunchboxes, Social Class & Moral Accountability: Mothers on display by V Harman & B Cappellini http://t.co/hFkSHYvoTN

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