A new study raises stark questions about the link between extreme rhetoric in the media and politics and the surge in voters saying the country is being torn apart by culture wars, argues Professor Bobby Duffy
Culture
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Now, more than ever, we need art to do the heavy lifting of defining our values.
The AI video reposted by Donald Trump in response to the No Kings marches has...
Why eating disorders are so prevalent in Latinx and AAPI communities in the U.S.
In 1992, an 18-year-old preacher’s son sat at an upright piano before the congregation of...
How “humour” opens the door to far right politics. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 10th July 2025 Imagine the furore if a Guardian columnist suggested bombing, say, the Conservative party conference and the Tory stronghold of Arundel in Sussex. It would dominate public discussion for weeks. Despite protesting they were “only joking”, that […]