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r/SampleSize

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A place for surveys and polls to be posted. Research studies for school purposes are welcome as well as opinion polls We are also a place for people who enjoy responding to surveys to gather and help people obtain responses for their research. Questions about a mild level of statistics or wording of surveys are also permitted.

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r/SoulSnacks

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The small snapshots of life that spark me joy, yet not quite upliftingnews or humansbeingbros. Just inconsequential things like friends laughing their asses off over silly things and people being emotional about the ones they love.

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r/VeganPOC

229 members

Join the discussion about veganism and race, ethnicity, culture, and other identities. We aim to look at veganism through an intersectional lens.

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r/CivilRights

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This sub is for discussing a wide variety of civil rights issues. Legal, politics, economics, culture. LGBT, race, ethnicity, gender, nationality, religion -related links welcome. Civil rights are not "special rights." This sub is not for making civil rights complaints. Please consider going to other subs such as r/legaladvice. YouTube links lacking context is not allowed.

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r/asklatinamerica

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A subreddit dedicated to Latin America and the Caribbean. From Mexico to the DR to Chile, we're protesting against Reddit's API changes together with +3000 subreddits.

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r/Valdosta

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A place for the few but loyal Redditors in the Valdosta, GA area.

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r/SouthAsianAncestry

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In this community we talk about South Asian genetics, ethnicity, origins, culture, history and languages. (Created by diponic21). TAG u/PopularBookkeeper651 or u/e9967780 FOR APPROVAL IF YOUR POST ISN'T SHOWING, SPAM FILTER AT TIMES AUTO REMOVES POSTS.

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r/geopolitics

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Geopolitics is focused on the relationship between politics and territory. Through geopolitics we attempt to analyze and predict the actions and decisions of nations, or other forms of political power, by means of their geographical characteristics and location in the world. In a broader sense, geopolitics studies the general relations between countries on a global scale. Here we analyze local events in terms of the bigger, global picture.

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r/steadycraftin

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Welcome to r/steadycraftin! The offical Crafsman subreddit! Here you can share and discuss all of your craft ideas, plans, art, projects and results relating to TheCrafsMan SteadyCraftin on youtube.

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r/nerdfighters

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A reddit community for Nerdfighteria. DFTBA!

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r/worldnewsvideo

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An accurate representation of the world. Watch videos from around the world that shape our lives whether they are good or bad. If it is real and it happened, it can be posted.

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r/MovingOnFromAnxiety

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My community is a safe place where people of all ages, Race, Ethnicity and Religion can chat about what they are feeling and thinking!. this is indeed a judge free zone and bullying will not be tolerated what so ever! lets move on from the darkness of Anxiety together!!

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r/AskAnthropology

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Welcome to r/AskAnthropology

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r/BlackPlague

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Welcome to r/BlackPlague

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r/AllWomen

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A subreddit based on inclusivity and intersectionality in the feminist movement. Women of every race, ethnicity, physical & mental capability, gender identity, class, career, sexual status, religion, body type and everything else are welcome!

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r/Witch

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A more laid-back place for witches of all experience levels and walks of life to talk about witchcraft and all of its little nuances.

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r/Filipino

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r/Filipino is the place for open discussion about the Filipino race, the Filipino language, or generally about Filipino culture.

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r/Whitenessnracism

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Place for white people to discuss their race, culture, and biases, as well as share resources for how to move along the path towards anti-racism.

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r/UnderworldLARP

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Underworld is a fantasy & horror, medieval, live roleplaying system. Its complex and intelligent rules allow for broad character development including aspects of race, culture, socio-economic background, and faith.

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r/D_Market

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DMarket is an NFT and virtual in-game items marketplace. It enables secure buying, selling, and trading of in-game and NFT items. We unveil the digital metaverse of collectible NFT memorabilia for eSports fans and gamers all around the world. With DMarket’s unique (patent pending) technology of NFT stream drops, we let viewers get NFT items live while watching streams. Those items can be used for crafting or can be traded across all titles and platforms.

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r/hategraphs

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Subreddit dedicated to the disclosure and discussion of hategraphs, infographies and general data on any taboo subjects, such as race, sex, religion, ideology, ethnicity, etc. and on environment and politics. Not recommend for SJWs.

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r/Stereotypes

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This is a showcase of all of the stereotypes from around the world. Share your favorites and learn about more!

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r/Eloping

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Your day, your way! From city hall to destinations worldwide - share your elopement story, pictures, advice, and discuss anything elopement-related.

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r/culturalstudies

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A community for the in-depth discussion of Cultural Studies, an academic field grounded in critical theory & Marxist literary criticism.

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r/LoveForRedditors

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A place to unabashedly celebrate the very best of Reddit.

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r/ZionGang

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This subreddit is a place for people within the Israeli borders and abroad to discuss topics regarding the state of Israel. Members of our community can post pictures and art that has to do with Israel, discuss politics, engage in conversations regarding the way they want Israel to improve, talk about what they like and dislike about Israel, and post memes that Israeli people can understand and laugh at. We greet you regardless of nationality, gender, race, and ethnicity. Have fun!

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r/Ironfistgaming

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The face of Black Women on Reddit.

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r/MemeRenaissance

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The definition of a Renaissance is - "A revitalisation of culture, by way of a shift in the masses" Memes are currently enduring a meme renaissance and only through this can we reach our full meme potential.

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•Posted by4 months ago

I really can't understand the difference between ethnicity and culture

The two terms are often used interchangeably, but can you tell me how these terms are used in scientific fields, and if any scientist have made distinctions.

Thank you in advance.

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•Posted by22 hours ago

What is the strangest place you never expected to see your ethnicity living in?

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•Posted by3 days ago

Anyone seeing these posts of people trying to push this hustle culture thing like working 2 jobs 14 hr days like yall are gonna destroy your body and mental health

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•Posted by1 day ago

Protest today at Bangkok Art & Culture Centre (near Siam Paragon) at 6 pm

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Avoid the area if you do not want to get caught up.

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•Posted by11 days ago

How to reconcile with a culture that was very traumatizing to me?

Topic: Cultural Identity

In short: I have been hurt/traumatized by people from the Mexican culture and I have anxiety about things like speaking/writing in Spanish or listening to music in Spanish. How can I reconnect with a culture that has hurt me so much but that I also love very much?

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My family is from Mexico and I was born in the United States. I grew up with Spanish as my first language and then I learned English at 4 and grew up in the USA until I was 11, I lived in Mexico from 11-16 and I recently returned to the USA.

My problem is that my abusers are all Mexican and they used religion, misogyny, "machismo" culture, Mexican phrases, and words like "Pendeja" to denigrate me and try to make me conform. For example: "women need to clean up after their husbands and make dinner, therefore you need to start practicing by caring for your dad, even though you are 5".

And they listened to music in Spanish all the time, or they took me to Mexican festivals that made me "triggered": this is because parties and places with lots of people make me feel overwhelmed, not because I disliked the folklore dances.

Although I lived in Mexico, I never felt 100% part of the culture, and I met too many people with mysogynist ideas, or who "joked around" about horrible things, triggering me.

Today I can't even listen to music in Spanish without being triggered. And since I may have to return to Mexico due to financial issues, I feel anguished.

Yet I don't feel 100% in tune with American culture either, I live in LA and it's honestly worse than living in Mexico ngl. I just feel cultureless and would like to connect to the good parts of each culture, you know?

How can I trust a culture that has hurt me a lot? How can I get over my trauma to be able to live in Mexico with peace of mind, or listen to music in Spanish? It's even hard for me to write in Spanish without feeling anxious...

Advice very much appreciated.

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•Posted by22 days ago

What happened to gym culture?

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I recently hit the gym again after not going for about 8 years. (Only to rehab a sports injury).

Back when I used to gym regularly in my twenties it was a social place where strangers would chat to each other in between sets and strangers would spot other people at random.

None of that happens anymore. Also my wife warned me not to even look in the direction of a woman working out else i might get reported and kicked out of the gym. Has it gotten that bad?

Of course gyms back then had 1 or 2 pervs, but that didn’t stop everyone else from being friendly, plus everyone knew who the pervs were.

Edit: Holy crap, didn’t expect this to blow up like this. From the replies it seems it’s a combination of wireless earphones, covid, and tiktok scandals are the main reason gyms are less social than before.

For clarification, when I say chat between sets, I literally mean a handful of words. Sometimes it might be someone complimenting your form, or more commonly some gym bro trying to be helpful and correct your form.

No one’s going to the gym to chat about the latest marvel movie or what they did last weekend.

Eg. I’ve moved to freeweight shoulder press a month or two back and sometimes my form isn’t great without a spot. I might not be remembering correctly but back when I’d do free weights, if I was struggling to keep form I’m sure most of the time some stranger would come spot me for that set at random.

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