After the results of the 2016 presidential election were announced, many big-data political prediction organizations and news sites were left scratching their heads. Their online …
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The 2018 election cycle was hailed as “the year of the woman,” as record numbers of women candidates ran for office. These women defied political …
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It seems intuitive that the neighborhood you grew up in and your past experiences with authority figures would shape your perceptions of police as helpful …
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“Will they or won’t they?” The popular question is situated in lay beliefs about romantic love and choice, but overlooks the structural hurdles people face …
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What’s more valuable to you: agency or communion? In Social Psychology Quarterly, Kimmo Eriksson considers whether Democrats and Republicans answer this question differently. He …
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Incoming gentrifiers often appreciate the authenticity, grit, and diversity of their new neighborhoods. Many even acknowledge feeling guilty for contributing to gentrification, the process by …
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Regardless of racial or ethnic background, there is a strong American preference for home-owning over renting. While this is found to be true time and …
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If you’re a woman, at some point you’ve probably wondered why your clothing size is completely different from brand to brand. Katelynn Bishop, Kjerstin Gruys, …
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Finding a job is hard no matter who you are. But some people face more barriers to obtaining employment than others, including racial minorities and …
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Scholars of immigration and family have depicted the ways immigration enforcement policies affect Latinx children and families. Much attention has been paid to the long-term …
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