The Gender Divide in Dating Expectations
February 23, 2023
Are women asking too much or are men offering too little? Continue Reading →
Male Friendships Are Not Doing the Job
February 9, 2023
Society Expects More from Men as Husbands, Fathers, and Partners, But Men Expect Too Little from Each Other Continue Reading →
The Men of the #MeToo Generation
January 26, 2023
Young men face an increasingly complicated and uncertain dating landscape following #MeToo, as revealed by our qualitative research findings. Continue Reading →
America’s Coming Religious Divide
January 12, 2023
The US is Rapidly Becoming a Country of Very Religious and Very Secular People, how has this happened? Continue Reading →
My Favorite Findings From 2022
December 29, 2022
A look back at the top charts, figures, and findings of 2022 and what they say about the country’s future. Continue Reading →
There’s a Growing Class Divide in Church Attendance
December 15, 2022
There are few institutions better positioned to transform individual lives and reshape communities than America’s churches and places of worship. Yet increasingly, these benefits are not spread evenly across American society. As religious participation in the US continues to fall, some Americans are much more affected by its absence. Continue Reading →
Aging Churches and the Enduring Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage
December 1, 2022
As religious congregations age, are they being left behind? Continue Reading →
Will a Gen Z Wave Transform the 2022 Midterms?
November 3, 2022
Youth political engagement is hard to predict. Continue Reading →
The Politics of Happiness
October 20, 2022
Conservatives are more satisfied than liberals when it comes to their personal lives, employment situations, the number of friends they have, and their spousal relationships. But is this trend accurate? Are liberals really less happy? Continue Reading →
A Generation-Defining Moment for Young Women
October 6, 2022
For Young Women Abortion has become an Overriding Concern The Dobbs decision that overturned Roe vs. Wade’s 50-year precedent legalizing abortion in the US was a seismic event. But as polls started trickling out this summer, abortion ranked relatively low among the public’s concerns. Even as it became increasingly important for Democrats, abortion did not Continue Reading →