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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'.
irishtimes.com • Sociology • World
The article critiques the misuse and misapplication of the 80/20 rule, particularly in the context of dating, highlighting its pseudoscientific nature and its contribution to harmful social narratives.
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.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • United States
A new study challenges the narrative of highly educated women struggling to find partners, revealing a shift in marriage patterns among American women based on education levels.
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.
newyorker.com • Sociology • USA
This New Yorker article details the rise and fall of the Sullivanian Institute, a psychoanalytic group operating as a cult on Manhattan's Upper West Side in the mid-to-late 20th century.
nytimes.com • Sociology • World
The article argues that the rapid pace of technological change is causing a societal bottleneck, threatening various cultural norms and even human extinction.
thestar.com • Sociology • Canada
The article explores the rise of the manosphere, an online community promoting male supremacy and misogyny, and its impact on vulnerable youth.
wonderzine.com • Sociology • Russia
A VCIOM survey challenges stereotypes about Russian youth, revealing that generational differences are not as significant as commonly believed and highlighting concerns about technology addiction.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • World
Declining marriage and relationship rates globally are linked to rising women's expectations and stagnating income for lower-income men, disrupting traditional marriage roles.
doradcawpomocyspolecznej.pl • Sociology • Poland
This article explores the diverse experiences and challenges faced by LGBTQ+ families in Poland, highlighting the impact of societal attitudes and legal limitations on their well-being.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • World
While a perceived loneliness epidemic has spurred global concern and policy initiatives, a closer look at the data reveals that the issue is more nuanced and complex than initially presented.
dailymail.co.uk • Sociology • England
A journalist explores the stark divisions within Leicester, England, highlighting the challenges of integration, religious tensions, and the complex interplay of cultural identities.
elpais.com • Sociology • Spain
The article explores the paradoxical phenomenon of cosmopaletismo, where the pursuit of modern aesthetics leads to widespread imitation and the loss of distinction.
elpais.com • Sociology • World
This article explores the rising tide of individualism in modern society, examining its historical roots, socio-economic drivers, and the resulting tensions between individual liberty and collective well-being.
betterclass.net • Sociology • World
This article presents a series of discussion questions exploring the multifaceted phenomenon of cancel culture, prompting reflection on its implications for social dynamics, accountability, and freedom of speech.
dailymail.co.uk • Sociology • UK
The article explores the challenges of integration and communication in Nelson, Lancashire, a town with a Muslim-majority population where a significant portion of residents struggle with English, leading to social divisions.
easysociology.com • Sociology • World
This article explores how labelling theory, particularly concerning deviance and crime, intersects with the media's influential role in shaping public perception and reinforcing societal norms.
internazionale.it • Sociology • World
Eve Rodsky's Fair Play method helps couples redistribute household tasks and mental load, improving relationships and well-being.
nytimes.com • Sociology • World
A New York Times article explores the universal human desire for belonging and how it connects to belief systems and community.
parool.nl • Sociology • Netherlands
This article explores the increasing segregation in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, highlighting the growing divide between different socioeconomic groups and cultural backgrounds.
latercera.com • Sociology • World
A New York University professor argues that young men today face a profound crisis, marked by economic instability, emotional challenges, and shifting gender roles, leading to significant disparities in relationships.
dailymail.co.uk • Sociology • England
Stanhope Street in Leicester, despite being the street with the highest concentration of Muslims and Hindus in the UK, fosters surprisingly positive community relations.
nytimes.com • Sociology • World
This opinion piece argues that men's role in reproduction and parenting is diminishing, asserting that women are both necessary and sufficient for reproduction.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • United States
Americans are socializing less than ever before, a trend linked to increased screen time, busy schedules, and the decline of community structures, leading to rising rates of anxiety and depression, especially among young people.
watoday.com.au • Sociology • Australia
This article explores the evolving nature of neighborly relationships in Perth, Australia, examining how technology and changing social habits have impacted community connections.
smh.com.au • Sociology • World
Hanna Rosin's work explores the struggles faced by men in adapting to evolving gender roles and the societal consequences of this adaptation, particularly in relation to political polarization.
theatlantic.com • Sociology • United States
The article explores how the trend of documenting '5 to 9' routines on TikTok reveals Americans' struggle to separate work from leisure, highlighting the cultural emphasis on productivity even in free time.
medium.com • Sociology • World
The manosphere uses misinterpretations of science to promote misogyny and hatred towards women, echoing historical patterns of using science to justify prejudice.