Category: NATIONAL IDENTITY
Terror isn’t Always a Weapon of the Weak — it Can Also Support the Powerful
A memorial vigil for the victims of the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue where a shooter killed 11 and wounded six on Oct. 27, 2018.
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Intel Drops Financial Support for Congressman Steve King amid White Supremacist Endorsement
The chipmaking giant has told employees it is dropping financial support for controversial Iowa Republican Congressman Steve King, reports Popular Inf ...
Bud Light, Dilly Dilly and Assimilation
I've used lot's of words to describe the Assimilationist Lens but this Bud Light Commercial sums it all up in a humorous way. So what is the Assim ...
Coal Ash Spill Highlights Key Role of Environmental Regulations in Disasters
Social class and who suffers the greatest exposure to environmental harm is deeply driven by the Big 5; worldviews, ideology, belief systems, core val ...
China Cannot Spend its Way to Soccer Greatness
China’s leader, Xi Jinping, is one of the most powerful people on the planet.
He is also a soccer fan.
Since taking office in 2013, Xi has put s ...
The Wealthy Atlanta Suburb Fighting to Secede From Its City
If Stockbridge splits up, the poorer parts will be left with $15.5 million of debt. For more than a decade, the Atlanta area has been dividing into ev ...
Meghan Markle Is ‘Changing Discussions About What It Means to Be Biracial in America’
Meghan Markle didn’t just become the Duchess of Sussex on Saturday when she married Prince Harry in a gorgeous ceremony at St. George’s Church in Wind ...
How One ‘Rosie the Riveter’ Poster Won Out Over All the Others and Became a Symbol of Female Empowerment
During the war, the poster on the left, painted by J. Howard Miller, was only on display for only two weeks. Norman Rockwell’s, on the other hand, w ...
What Unites and Divides Urban, Suburban and Rural Communities
Amid widening gaps in politics and demographics, Americans in urban, suburban and rural areas share many aspects of community life. Large demographic ...
America is More Diverse Than Ever — But Still Segregated
Since 1990, more than 90 percent of U.S. metro areas have seen a decline in racial stratification, signaling a trend toward a more integrated America. ...