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Where could I post this?

Before you say r/whenthe, r/2meirl4meirl, or r/distressingmemes, Ive checked and all 3 wouldn't allow it to be posted due to their rules n stuff

u/Wooden_Shift_200 — 1 day ago
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Is there a sub where I can find more of these images?

image really related

refer to images as "these images" example

u/SeaSawltLOL — 2 days ago
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Where is the most politically diverse place to ask a question and start a discussion?

I am an Israeli, and I want to shed some light on what it's like, and also ask questions about how people outside of Israel view things, but I don't want to get stuck in an echo chamber, I want to see opinions from both sides represented.

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u/Adventurous_Cat2339 — 1 day ago
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Need a second opinion about a study I found. Where should I ask?

https://preview.redd.it/wiq6byq746kh1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=cc44936b71f4669c8430d3f67b9fba16acbda282

I ran into this study which suggests that, among Americans:

  • 41% personally know a trans person
  • 89% agree that “transgender people should have the same ability as anyone else to get the healthcare they need.” 
  • 79% agree or strongly agree that “transgender people should be protected from discrimination in hiring and employment.” 
  • 83% agree or strongly agree that “transgender students should be protected from discrimination and harassment in schools.”

 

Here is the article and the document detailing the methodology.

These are very encouraging numbers, but I find them a little hard to believe, given the utter state of things right now. I want to get a second opinion on this study and its methodology. Where would be the best place to get one?

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u/Okay_hear_me_out — 1 day ago