Sociology
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Biased by Design: How Algorithms Deepen Inequality
In today’s data-driven world, algorithms are everywhere. They recommend what we watch, determine our credit scores, and even influence who gets hired or arrested. While often portrayed as neutral and efficient, these systems are not immune to human bias. In…
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Cancel Culture and Social Control
In today’s hyper-connected world, cancel culture has emerged as a dominant force in shaping public opinion and enforcing social norms. Whether it’s a celebrity dropped by sponsors, a content creator losing followers, or a politician forced to apologize, cancel culture…
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Digital Queer Spaces and Modern Identity
Every June, Pride Month invites the world to reflect on the struggles, triumphs, and ongoing journey of the LGBTQ+ community. In recent years, one undeniable shift has been the transition from physical to digital space. The internet has evolved from…
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Religion and Modern Society: Changing Beliefs in a Secular Age
In today’s rapidly changing world, religion is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. While some societies still uphold strong religious traditions, many others are witnessing a decline in organized religion and a shift towards individualized beliefs. From the rise of…
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Social Media and the Performance of the Self
In an age where social media dominates our communication, self-expression, and even careers, how we present ourselves online has become more than a casual decision, it’s a performance. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat invite us to curate, filter, and…
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The Sociology of the Body: How Society Shapes Our Physical Existence
In classical sociology, the body was often viewed as a passive object — a biological vessel through which social life occurred. But contemporary sociologists argue otherwise: the body is deeply social. From how we walk, eat, dress, and move to…
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How Society Shapes Gender Roles and Expectations
Gender roles have been part of human societies for centuries, shaping how people behave, what they do, and how they see themselves and others. These roles—traditionally assigning specific tasks, traits, and expectations to men and women—are deeply rooted in cultural…
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What Is Digital Loneliness? A Deep Dive into Hyperconnected World
Digital loneliness is a modern paradox. It’s the sense of emotional emptiness and disconnection that occurs even while we’re constantly “connected” online. In an age where a message, like, or emoji can be delivered within seconds, many people are silently suffering…