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The Rise of ‘Neurodiversity Chic’: Meaningful Progress or Just Branding?

The Rise of ‘Neurodiversity Chic’: Meaningful Progress or Just Branding?

Discover the complexities of neurodiversity's rise in mainstream society, from increased awareness and policy shifts to concerns over performative advocacy and media stereotypes. This in-depth analysis explores the sociological impact, challenges, and future of neurodivergent inclusion.

📅 7 March 2025✍️ By Andrew J. Wright💬 No Comments
Meritocracy or Myth? The Truth About the ‘Self-Made’ Narrative

Meritocracy or Myth? The Truth About the ‘Self-Made’ Narrative

Is the self-made success story a reality or a myth? This article explores the sociological debate around meritocracy, examining both the arguments for and against the self-made narrative, and the structural barriers that shape social mobility.

📅 18 February 2025✍️ By Andrew J. Wright💬 No Comments
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