PDF Button In sociology, deviance or deviant behaviour refers to activities or conduct that violates societal norms and conventions, as well as contextual and cultural standards. From minor violations such as belching loudly in public to major disruptions such as murder, deviant behaviour is unacceptable either by a particular group or the society at large. For deviance to be categorized as a crime, it not only disrupts a social norm

PDF Button Introduction Social media has become part of everyday communication, entertainment, news, identity, education, politics, and work. The original essay responds to Summer Allen’s American Psychological Association article and argues that social media supplements rather than simply replaces face-to-face relationships. That central point is worth preserving, but the evidence requires a more conditional interpretation. Social platforms can help people maintain ties, discover communities, express creativity, and coordinate support. They

PDF Button Food Justice Described as a social issue, a political problem, and a matter of economic importance, food justice overarches the idea of social, environmental, and economic equality through improved health and nutrition. In the United States, the issues related to poor access to food, hunger, diet-related illnesses, and other food system concerns impact the population, especially the people of colour. The leading food system, with its global food