Intellectual Insanity

 

  

Social identity theory, social psychology

 

 How does social identity theory explain conflict?

The motivation to establish a positive social identity is thought to lie at the root of 

intergroup conflict, as members of disadvantaged groups strive for 

improvement of their group's position and social standing 

and members of advantaged groups aim to protect and 

maintain their privileged position.

 

 Examples of social identity include age, ability, ethnicity, race, gender, 

sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, and religion

 

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Is Scotland the most sexist country in Europe?

 

Intellectual Insanity

 

Gender reassignment provisions in the Equality Act 

 

The FBI Discovers: Masonic Education For The New World Order 

 

The Meaning Behind Baphomet - The Goat of Mendes  

 

What Is a Woman? Full Documentary 

 

  

 

The rise of the 'furries': How schools are allowing kids to identify as cats, horses and dinosaurs - and teachers are 'failing to question them' 

 

Chaos at drag queen children's event: Trans activist smashes woman on the head with a wooden pole during clashes with conservative protesters who claim a concerned parent was 'stabbed in the hand' 

Dr. Rima Laibow Exposes Next Phase of the Global Depopulation Plan

 

Inside the anti-LGBTQ effort to put Christianity back in schools 

What the UK ruling on the definition of ‘woman’

 means for same-sex spaces, culture wars and more

The supreme court didn’t rule on the definition of ‘a woman’ – this is what its judgment does mean

Five key takeaways from Supreme Court ruling

Supreme court ruling on legal definition of a woman divides opinion