As social movements call for change to policy, it is important to understand that these issues have lasted longer than a president, or specific political party.
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Many jobs that are considered essential, such as delivery, food service, warehouses, or retail are considered low-wage. Those that keep the world turning are at greater risk of exposure.
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Sociologist Neil Gross suggests that more progressively-minded individuals joining the police force could be a way to ensure the myriad of situations they encounter are handled differently.
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The death of Kobe Bryant brought complex feelings to the surface as he was remembered for both his legacy in basketball and the accusations against him.
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Adjusting to a global pandemic takes a toll on everyone, but some communities are impacted at higher rates, more drastically than others.
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Striving to achieve social and economic changes in communities is not a new concept but for some, Black Lives Matter is a polarizing movement.
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Grandparents are experiencing increased financial and emotional stress, along with health risks during the pandemic.
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Financial stress affects one’s attitude towards life itself and, therefore, affects how one treats their partner. Little conflicts can result in big arguments, which results in marital conflict.
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Sociologists are studying how the pandemic has affected families. From early reports and comparisons with the past, we can draw some conclusions.
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In South Korea, the divorce rate has since increased four times from 1990 to 2017 and social views are changing. Why the change?
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We might assume that sexual behaviors and sexual interest does not change much over time, but they do.
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