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Topic: Sociology

Paris, France - March 10, 2013: Old black and white and sepia photos at flea market. There are more than 20 flea markets in Paris.

Gen Z does not exist

Troy Farah
Healthy fresh blooming red rose among a row of other dried dead roses (Getty Images/enviromantic)

How "hopeful skeptics" outsmart Doomers

Rae Hodge
A woman holds up a QAnon sign to the media at a Donald Trump campaign rally at Atlantic Aviation on September 22, 2020 in Moon Township, Pennsylvania. (Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

How conspiracy theories blew up the US

Christopher T. Conner
A view of an art installation against gun violence at March For Our Lives 'Road To Change' & Life Camp Unity Celebration on August 11, 2018 in New York City. (Noam Galai/Getty Images)

Small cities seeing gun violence spike

Matthew Rozsa
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Mature businessman adjusting tie (Getty Images/Hans Neleman)

The American myth of the "bootstraps"

Mary Elizabeth Williams
A photo of Tyre Nichols next to a candle display during a vigil at Regency Skatepark on January 30, 2023 in Sacramento, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Tyre Nichols and Black masculinity

Robyn Autry
Laptop on fire (Getty Images/ALLVISIONN)

Repairing our online public squares

Leslie Stebbins
Girl refusing cigarette (Getty Images/MiljaPhoto)

Teens are becoming more square

Troy Farah
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Man on the computer in a dark room (Getty Images/Shannon Fagan)

Why young people are having less sex

Christopher T. Conner
Photo of a person giving money to a beggar (Getty Images/ljubaphoto)

A panhandling study's unsettling finding

Matthew Rozsa
Vintage Civil War print of the Battle of Fort Sanders (Getty Images/Stock Montage)

The South won the psychological war

Matthew Rozsa
Pink Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon (Getty Images)

Pinkwashing in October

Rachel Kraus - The Conversation
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Protesters rally against a mask mandate, many showing support for US President Donald Trump, in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 22, 2020. (BRIDGET BENNETT/AFP via Getty Images)

Are conservatives really more heartless?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Silhouette of a man arguing with a woman (Getty Images)

Probing the mind of an incel

Matthew Rozsa
Woman Kayaking with her Dog (Getty Images/Bread and Butter Productions)

Dog, cat owners are just like their pets

Lei Jia - The Conversation
A man carries a handgun emblazoned with the Confederate battle flag during an unveiling of a monument to unknown Confederate dead at Confederate Veterans Memorial Park, which is owned privately, in Brantley, Ala., Aug. 27, 2017. (Kevin D. Liles/For the Washington Post/Getty Images)

Gun prevalence rooted in old divisions

Matthew Rozsa
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Two students comfort a classmate in the corridor (Getty Images/Daniel de la Hoz)

How to respond to a mental health crisis

Matthew Rozsa
Typing on laptop (Getty Images)

Why online civility is hard to enforce

Teresa Carr - Undark
A Donald Trump supporter holding a QAnon flag (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Why facts don't change minds

Keith M. Bellizzi - The Conversation
Serena Williams of the USA celebrates with her father Richard Williams after her Ladies’ Singles final match against Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland on day twelve of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on July 7, 2012 in London, England. (Clive Rose/Getty Images)

In defense of Black fatherhood

Alvin Thomas
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Unity and successful teamwork (Getty Images/whyframestudio)

Americans are becoming more cooperative

Eric Schank
Close-up of a stretched smile (Getty Images/Niels Busch)

No one can tell you're acting fake

Matthew Rozsa
Stressed business woman working from home on laptop looking worried, tired and overwhelmed. (Getty Images/Nevena1987)

"Weak ties" dissipate during pandemic

Nicole Karlis
Participants display Qanon flags at an event marking the 7th anniversary of the Pegida movement. The flag features the head of Russian President Putin, the Q for "Qanon" and the letter abbreviation WWG1WGA ("Where we go one we go all"). Meaning "Where one of us goes, we all go", or "One for all, all for one". With this, the Qanon followers evoke the cohesion of their community. (Matthias Rietschel/picture alliance via Getty Images)

QAnon followers are praising Putin

Nicole Karlis
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