BookTok's fracture post-2020 election indicates a clash between literature discussions and political views, igniting ongoing debates about community boundaries.
No hospital, no cars and only three school pupils: life on a remote island in pictures
The book explores life on a remote Mediterranean island, detailing the unique community dynamics and philosophical insights from its residents.
The US Election Is Tearing BookTok Apart
BookTok's fracture post-2020 election indicates a clash between literature discussions and political views, igniting ongoing debates about community boundaries.
No hospital, no cars and only three school pupils: life on a remote island in pictures
The book explores life on a remote Mediterranean island, detailing the unique community dynamics and philosophical insights from its residents.
This Friendly' Wisconsin Town Might Be the Most Divided Place in America
A Facebook post about vandalized political signs escalated into a confrontation between neighbors in the small town of Algoma, reflecting political tensions.
Small-Town Pennsylvania Is Changing, and Democrats See Opportunity
The political climate in Ephrata is shifting, with increasing diversity altering the balance of public opinion.
This Friendly' Wisconsin Town Might Be the Most Divided Place in America
A Facebook post about vandalized political signs escalated into a confrontation between neighbors in the small town of Algoma, reflecting political tensions.
Small-Town Pennsylvania Is Changing, and Democrats See Opportunity
The political climate in Ephrata is shifting, with increasing diversity altering the balance of public opinion.
An Artists' Squat Fought New York City for Decades. Did It Just Win?
ABC No Rio exemplifies the duality of grassroots art institutions in urban settings, blending resistance with challenging funding realities.
How One Harlem Block Became a Symbol of Urban Despair and Hope
The block on East 125th Street, despite negative stereotypes, showcases a complex ecosystem of fortitude, empathy, struggles, and diversity in urban life.
An Artists' Squat Fought New York City for Decades. Did It Just Win?
ABC No Rio exemplifies the duality of grassroots art institutions in urban settings, blending resistance with challenging funding realities.
How One Harlem Block Became a Symbol of Urban Despair and Hope
The block on East 125th Street, despite negative stereotypes, showcases a complex ecosystem of fortitude, empathy, struggles, and diversity in urban life.
Cobb County has transitioned from a Republican stronghold to a Democratic bastion, revealing significant political and social changes over recent years.
I Live in Trump Country. I'm Terrified of What Will Happen if He Loses.
The upcoming election creates widespread anxiety about potential unrest, regardless of its outcome.
19 Beyond Bonkers Neighbors Who Are Definitelyyyyy Giving Their HOA A Major Headache
The age gap and lifestyle differences led to social challenges for a 59-year-old woman in a senior community.
An Ohio city reshaped by Haitian immigrants lands in an unwelcome spotlight
Springfield, Ohio's immigrant influx has sparked economic change but also rising fears and divisiveness among long-standing residents amid sensationalized rumors.
In Miami Beach, you can live on your boat, but getting to land is not so easy
New Miami Beach policies hinder access for liveaboard boaters, impacting their daily lives and the community's dynamics.
Why Planting Political Signs or Flags on Your Property Could Backfire-With Your HOA, Neighbors, and Beyond
Displaying political signs can lead to conflicts with homeowners associations and neighbors.
Political signage can change local community dynamics, inciting both support and opposition.
'He's Not Off by Miles, He's Off by Crucial Inches'
The novel effectively illustrates Nathan's complex neuroses juxtaposed with other characters' coping mechanisms, creating a nuanced exploration of anxiety.
I broke away from my traditional Amish community. Here's what grabbed me most in the modern world - and what I miss.
Daniel Beiler shares his journey from an Amish upbringing to embracing a bigger world while reflecting on the complexities of community and personal aspirations.
The Cult in the Forest
In Kenya, the fervent pursuit of miracles in evangelical Christianity leads some pastors to amass substantial wealth and influence, often with tragic consequences.
How Dense Is Too Dense? The Future of Social Housing in Metropolises
Higher urban density can offer lifestyle benefits but is contingent on effective management and overcoming challenges to community cohesion and diversity.
On The Defense Of Heroes
Defending high-status individuals often distracts from the facts, perpetuating systemic issues and undermining real accountability.
Sonya Massey rebuked a deputy in the name of Jesus. He said it was a threat.
Verbal confrontations can rapidly escalate to violence, leading to tragic outcomes.
The good, the bad, and John the fire dancer - as Fallout gets a TV show, here's how the series' community is doing
Fallout fanbase was initially hostile but has evolved into a passionate community embracing new players and mainstream recognition.
Running For Different Goals
Returning to ultra trail running after a long break can be rewarding emotionally.
Observation on changes in aid station usage in ultra trail running.
The Jetty review could this be the new Happy Valley?
The Jetty transitions from a stereotypical thriller to a deep exploration of navigating a world filled with male violence.