Social Justice
White people are shown to have peculiar ideas about “diversity” —study
Can a Harry Potter video game be saved after months of controversy?
New documentary reveals how Star Trek changed NASA forever
Woman in Motion highlights an overlooked and essential moment in spaceflight history.
Gina Carano Fired: How an army of Twitter stans changed Star Wars forever
White people are shown to have peculiar ideas about “diversity” —study
Raya and the Last Dragon is the best post-apocalypse epic since Mad Max: Fury Road
A blend of familiar Disney formula and Southeast Asian-inspired folklore, Raya and the Last Dragon is an instant classic that is light on its feet.
White cops are different from Black cops in 1 crucial way, study shows
The shocking statistics about Black heart transplants
Racism can produce life-or-death consequences more often than you think.
The most underrated action series of the century is finally streaming on HBO Max
Created by Bruce Lee, this martial arts period thriller is now available in full on HBO Max.
Warrior's most epic episode takes on America's racist history
“We didn’t want it to be fun. We wanted to feel the pain of this.”
Super Change: What if our favorite stories were actually inclusive?
Inverse asked 17 creators of color to make one change in the history of genre pop culture. Here's what they said.
How H.P. Lovecraft's racist poem sets the tone for HBO's Lovecraft Country
The new HBO series pulls no punches on the prejudices of H.P. Lovecraft. It's even worse than you could imagine.
Banned: why facial surveillance is just the tip of the iceberg
Facial recognition is on the outs, but similarly biased tech remains.
Asian-American actors reveal why video games can create change faster than movies or TV
Study identifies the top 10 life experiences that increase death risk
It also tells a sad truth about who is most likely to live through one of those experiences.
Protesting during Covid-19: The unexpected health side effects
In this episode, we dig into America's long-existing public health emergency and why racism remains at its core.
"This Website Will Self-Destruct" is the website we need in the chaos year, 2020
Life is hard. This website listens.
Scientists extract an alarming stat about the amount of news Americans consume
The 5 best science podcasts, 2020 edition
The best science podcasts and podcast episodes from the science writers and editors at Inverse.
How to keep up with coronavirus news without losing your mind
Avoid COVID-19 news overload with three expert-backed strategies.
Anxiety from the news: A psychologist explains how to cope with it in 2020
Coping with stress caused by the news cycle is manageable if we know how to address it.
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Study reveals how Americans feel about working with A.I.
Only 1 in 5 Americans are excited about working with AI.
The solution to stopping deepfakes might be staring us in the face
A misinformation expert tells Inverse that deepfakes have a people problem.
Why millennials everywhere are killing climate change denial
Why the climate change deniers are losing the debate.
Study on Trump's Twitter habits reveals he has 4 tweet styles
Researchers break down how Trump tweets.
Electrek Editor Fred Lambert Is a Driving Force in Electric Transportation
Lambert obsessed over electric cars so much on Reddit that he went pro.
Debate Psychology: 5 Science-Backed Tips to Avoid Getting Your Brain Hacked
A guide to thinking critically while watching televised political debates.
See what separates QAnon followers from you
Conspiracy theories may have a stark connection to the mental health crisis.
Vaccine passports are our inevitable future
Vaccine passports are already here.
Spain is about to embark on the biggest 4-day workweek experiment ever
"We're launching into the real debate of our times."
For All Mankind Season 2 proves real-life Star Wars would actually suck
Weapons in space is an old sci-fi trope. But what if it was real?
Russia-China Moonbase: The U.S. now has a critical choice to make
You’re not as rational as you think
Psychologists show how we react in the face of uncomfortable truths. The results are shocking.
Scientists want to influence Congress. A new study reveals how to do it
A new clinical-trial style study offers a roadmap to bringing scientists into the fold when it comes to policy making and legislation.
8 reasons why the political argument against climate action is wrong
Data proves the difference between white and Black cops
Three years worth of study offers a profound result.
Gina Carano fired: 14 ways 'The Mandalorian' Season 3 can replace Cara Dune
White cops are different from Black cops in 1 crucial way, study shows
Destination Mars: The Arab World's first interplanetary mission puts space above oil
New to the space race, the United Arab Emirates charts a new economic path with its first deep-space mission.
