Religion in the United States is a tapestry woven from both native traditions and the beliefs brought by settlers from around the world. This analysis delves into the history of diversity, equality, and inclusion in American religious life, examining both homegrown faiths and those introduced by immigrants. It also explores the current state of diversity, […]
Jason Collins. Editorial credit: Kathy Hutchins / Shutterstock.com The journey of diversity, equality, and inclusion (DEI) in sports within the United States is both complex and compelling, reflecting broader societal changes and struggles. From the early days of exclusion and segregation to modern efforts to address systemic inequalities, sports have mirrored the nation’s evolving attitudes […]
Introduction Divorce is a significant social issue with profound personal, social, and economic implications. In the United States, divorce rates vary considerably across different religious groups. This analysis explores the divorce rates among various religious communities, examining the underlying factors that contribute to these differences. Divorce Rates Among Major Religious Groups in the United States […]
By Breccan F. Thies | Washington Examiner Public schools in New York City will see a new black studies curriculum in the fall as part of the city’s Education Equity Action Plan. The coursework, which will span pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, will focus on knowledge of early African civilizations, modern Africa, black American history, the “African diaspora,” and the purported […]