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theatlantic.com • Sociology • World
This article explores the decline of 'third places'—public spaces for social interaction outside of home and work—and their importance for community and well-being.
nytimes.com • Sociology • World
A recent study reveals the alarming speed at which young men on social media are exposed to misogynistic and male supremacist content, highlighting the concerning influence of the 'manosphere'.
telegraph.co.uk • Sociology • United Kingdom
The article discusses the challenges faced by young white working-class men in the UK and argues against overly sympathetic portrayals of their struggles, suggesting a need for greater self-reliance and engagement in constructive activities.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • World
Meritocracy, while initially intended to promote social mobility, has ironically created a system where only the wealthy can truly succeed, harming both the elite and the excluded.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • World
This article explores the complexities of returning to one's hometown during young adulthood, challenging societal expectations and romanticized notions of constantly moving for self-discovery.
baltimoresun.com • Sociology • World
The author reflects on their personal experiences with diversity and inclusion, arguing that these concepts, regardless of terminology, are crucial for creating a fair and productive society and workplace.
harpers.org • Sociology • World
This article explores the phenomenon of 'soft skills' training in the workplace, examining its historical context, its current popularity, and its potential limitations and unintended consequences.