fromPsychology Today2 weeks agoWhat Does Being Pro- or Anti-DEI Say About Our Brain?Support for DEI programs is closely linked to one's recognition of racism in society.
The absurd story of the UK lesbianism ban that never was - and why it was scrappedIn 1921, lawmakers in Britain considered criminalizing lesbianism but ultimately rejected the bill, believing it would only increase lesbian identities.
Ksenia Samotiy: It's tempting not to talk about politics, but we can't leave the conversation to those who shout the loudestPolitical discussions often revolve around animosity rather than constructive dialogue.There is a general tendency among people to avoid political conversations, fearing conflict.
Pride or shame? British history is too complex to be seen in such glib termsPride in British history has sharply declined, reflecting changing perceptions of national identity and citizenship among the population.
Survey reveals Britain has become more inclusive despite recent riotsSurvey shows shift in the definition of British identity, becoming more inclusive over the last decade.
Britons national pride has hit all-time low, new survey claimsNational pride in Britain has sharply declined over the past decade, with significant drops reported in citizenship preference and historical pride.
Survey reveals Britain has become more inclusive despite recent riotsSurvey shows shift in the definition of British identity, becoming more inclusive over the last decade.
Britons national pride has hit all-time low, new survey claimsNational pride in Britain has sharply declined over the past decade, with significant drops reported in citizenship preference and historical pride.
Do People Who Marry Become More Sexist?Marriage may not lead to decreased sexism among men or women, with both experiencing increased hostile sexism in the year following marriage.
Stop the celebrations Oasis are the most damaging pop-cultural force in recent British history | Simon PriceOasis's reunion symbolizes nostalgia but highlights their harmful cultural impact and regressive attitudes prevalent in British pop culture.
Grade five instincts': why sook is the new insult of choice in Australia's parliamentIn Australian politics, the term 'sook' is used to label perceived weakness, reflecting cultural disdain for those who show signs of vulnerability.
It's Sunak's doom loop: the more desperate and cruel the Tories become, the more voters reject them | Polly ToynbeeThe article discusses the potential downfall of the Conservative party in the UK due to various factors, including their handling of issues such as asylum seekers and civil service cuts.
Some Men in London: Queer Life, 1945-1959 review when being gay meant going undergroundExploration of gay men's experiences in mid-20th century London through various formats and perspectives.
My daughter has a disability. This is the reaction from strangers I hate the mostResentment towards oversimplified phrases aimed at parents of children with disabilities.