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This page gives interesting facts on how attitudes have changed on the subject. Also it shows a series of graphs of how public opinion toward same-sex marriage has changed.

The amount of parents refusing to vaccinate their children has double over the past twenty years. Most parents think they are doing what is best for their child by refusing to vaccinate them.

is a paper written by another college student studying how teachers treat sped kids. It specifically visits autism and students with emotional problems. The teachers would rather work with a child with autism than the child with emotional behavioral problems. It really discusses the difference of how teachers interact with them.

Sexism is an awful part of our society. It affects both men and women. But people do not understand how damaging sexism can be. It can endager attitudes, jobs physical and mental health. Many women avoid talking about their issues because they fear being called Hysteric, or bossy.

This website contains statistics and information about religious freedom. There are several links that contain additional information about freedom of religion in America. On this website is a quiz about national attitudes and beliefs relating to religious freedom.

This is a collection of notes about attitudes towards public breastfeeding in different countries around the world.

These are stories about people breastfeeding and the public being against it. What will it take to make people not be so put off at the sight of a woman breastfeeding?

Breastfeeding in public has been frowned upon and a huge debate lately. This article goes into detail about why some are uncomfortable with mothers feeding their children in public.

This website goes over the root causes of homophobia and how it typically develops. It also goes over homophobia stereotypes and homophobic attitudes.

This study evaluates how the warmer climate has allowed the Asian Tiger Mosquito to invade the Northern American continent with little setbacks as its breeding season is now more suitable due to climate change. Warmer temperatures for longer periods of time and more humidity has lead to an increase in the carrying capacity of the species which is known for its very high potential as a vector (something that helps spread an illness). The numbers of exposed Americans to this vector is expected to double within the century to nearly 60% of the population coming into contact with the new threat. This study also examines the new diseases that public health officials are preparing for as the new climate shows little promise of improving with the current public's attitude towards reform.

I do think that this is a real problem that can be helped, but it wouldn't be an easy solution. It's important to figure out how to best keep our country safe.

This article is written by an independent journalist who is clearly biased towards supporting the company Tesla. The author writes a scathing critique of someone who unplugged another person's Tesla out of fear of a battery fire or explosion. While the author does have data to back his claims and his critique seems to be well placed, readers should be wary of his flippant attitude concerning the overcharging of electric vehicles.

I agree with your observation of the clear bias towards partisanship of Tesla's in the article, given that the website host name is "Teslarati". It seems as though this article is more than anything akin to a click-bait feed as its goal is to incite readers to feel frustration and outrage at whomever put the sign on the tesla pictured, although a few decent points are made throughout the article about the positive aspects of Tesla vehicles its difficult to take it seriously as a source of information with the tone of the article being slightly juvenile and the authors Biography being a testament to his endearment for Elon Musk.