Social Sciences

It’s Time To Move The Needle On Sexual Violence In Corporate America

Corporations can start to combat sexual violence outside the office walls.
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As The U.S. Stops Funding Reproductive Health Services, China Should Step In

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Maxine Waters On The Strong Black Women Who Taught Her To Create Her Seat At The Table

The 78-year-old spoke about her unapologetic approach to politics, social justice and being underestimated.
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Nationalism And Identity Politics – A Dangerous Concoction

Here are a few scary, but all-too-real case studies of nationalism in action.
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For Colombian Rebels, A Risky Shift From Armed Revolt To Party Politics

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Beauty And The Beast Censorship Attempt Shows The Good, The Bad And The Ugly Of LGBT Rights In Malaysia

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USDA Drops Plan To Test For Monsanto Weed Killer In Food

Much more research is needed to understand the impact on human health of chronic dietary exposures to pesticides, many say.
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Why I Work To Protect Our Nation’s Immigrant Story

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Are Baby Boomers A 'Generation Of Sociopaths'?

A controversial new book argues boomers are beset with egotism, impulsivity and a shocking lack of empathy -- and they're leaving the world a worse place.
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Trump Sends Anti-Birth Control Delegates To UN Commission On Women

One of the delegates is the leader of a designated hate group.
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