Culture

Over the past several decades, parenting in America has shifted from a private family responsibility to a public debate shaped by schools, medical systems, and government institutions. Research shows how and why that change occurred.

Marxist ideology did not take hold in America through economic revolution, but through a gradual shift toward cultural power. This article traces how class theory evolved into a framework shaping modern left-wing politics.

Data from the Dakotas and the Midwest shows persistent economic, health, and education challenges facing many Lakota communities, alongside ongoing efforts to preserve culture and rebuild long-term stability.

Social media didn’t create tribalism—but it fundamentally changed how it operates. This analysis explores how digital platforms reshaped identity, belonging, and group behavior in modern culture.