Countries Where Women Have Held Power, 1960 – 2020
Source: Statista
Women leading nations may be relatively commonplace now, but that’s a fairly recent development. Dive into statistics about women as world leaders over the past half century.
Culture & Society
Accept The Awkwardness: How To Make Friends (And Keep Them)
Source: NPR
Want to know what you can do to make new friends and keep the ones you already have? Read this article for some expert advice.
Beyond the X — Rez Ball
Source: MaxPreps
Catch the excitement of “rez ball” and learn about what an important part of culture basketball is on Native American reservations.
Pow Wow in the Club: A New Spin on First Nations Music
Source: Great Big Story
A Tribe Called Red brings their heritage to the dance scene to raise awareness and bring people together. Watch the video to see how this music group shares aspects of their culture with the public.
Why does Amelia Earhart still fascinate us?
Source: National Geographic
Amelia Earhart was a pioneer and flying icon for her achievement both in the air and on the ground. Read more about society’s continued fascination with her.
Are we living in a computer simulation? I don’t know. Probably.
Source: Vox
Read the article to learn about how artificial our reality could be. Why play video games when you may be living in one?
Burger King’s plant-based Whopper gets glowing review – from a meat lobbyist
Source: The Guardian
The burger wars are heating up as those in the meat industry realize the potential of lab-grown meat. Read more about why substitutes for traditionally farmed meat are gaining traction.
With slave ship Clotilda found, the work of healing a community begins
Source: National Geographic
While the injustice of slavery can never truly be rectified, the discovery of a sunken slave ship brings hope that some form of justice can be found. Read more about how one African American community is trying to heal.
Extinction Rebellion’s Regenerative Culture as an alternative to self-care
Source: Kinder
Regenerative Culture looks at personal care under the lens of collective-care rather than self-care. Read more about the practice and its far-reaching effects.
Why are U.S. Supreme Court justices appointed for life?
Source: Big Think
Should Supreme Court justices be subject to term limits or do their lifetime appointments ensure they are free from outside influences? Read the editorial to learn more about Supreme Court justices.