Most White men in NZ don’t feel discriminated against, study finds
A study finds most White men in NZ don’t feel discriminated against, but a small minority does, with perceptions increasing over time.
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People choose partners based on family background, not education levels
Study finds partner similarity in education is driven by shared family backgrounds, not just education levels.
Study links women’s political views to romantic preferences.
Women's political views influence their romantic preferences, with right-leaning women preferring traditional traits and extremes valuing political similarity.
Poverty linked to lower fertility, study finds.
Study links poverty to lower fertility: 50% of low-income couples face issues vs. 33% of high-income.
Racial resentment linked to election fraud beliefs among White Americans
Racial resentment may influence White Americans' beliefs about election fraud, new study finds.
Firearm Suicides Rise Among Older Women in U.S.
Firearm suicides rise among older U.S. women, though men still lead.
Partisan cues shape perceptions of 'woke'
Study finds partisan cues shape perceptions of 'woke,' with Republicans associating Democratic items and female politicians with wokeness.