Data: How can the LGBT suicide rate be so low in a country that is supposedly so homophobic?
In this new study of over 120,000 suicides, the authors reported that 0.5% of the suicides were LGBT. They also cited an estimate that 4.1...
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In the comments in the last post , some readers contended that Jews are not ethnocentric. Using the same question I used in the comments se... -
Which factor reduces family size the most? Below are the standardized OLS regression coefficients for a sample of whites ages 40-59: Stand...
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Via a reader at iSteve, it looks like this might be the vocabulary test used by the General Social Survey. (Someone please tell me if I'...
One advantage of an increasingly atomistic society.
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ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty big brotherhood:
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"It actually gets worse. Madden went on to say "When Sandusky quit, everybody knew; not just at Penn State. It was a very poorly kept secret around college football, in general. That is why he never coached in college football again and retired at the relatively young age of 55, young for a coach." Madden also called the Second Mile Foundation "the perfect cover" for Sandusky's scheme."
I think that these sex abuse scandals show that the more horrible the crime the more difficult people find it to deal with it. Because the sexual abuse of a child is so horrible, people just found it easier to ignore the problem and hope that someone else would deal with it.
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