The trend implies that everyone -- irrespective of their socio-economic privileges -- has the same shot at being "lucky."

'The Romantics' presented a PR exercise neatly packaged as intellectual discourse, blurring the line between documentaries and PR.

Intergenerational privilege is not confined to humans, but studying it in animals can show us how inequality influences evolution.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a man receives knowledge he was excluded from, a film turns as old as its protagonist, and a concert announces nutrition.

With many discussing how Anne Frank had white privilege and 'Jojo Rabbit' was anti-Semitic, talking about privilege has never been more fraught.

Talking about ‘The Archies’ would need to recognize nepotism as a feature of power at all levels of society.

We feel guilty for not being good friends, but at the same time, we're convinced that our friendships aren’t fulfilling enough.

The test may not necessarily be in the best interest of all students and restrict access to education even further.

The show presumes the world is a level playing field and individual choices are the only determiners for success.

The meta-analysis suggests that higher socio-economic status can lead to increased self-focus, and less motivation to attend to others’ emotions.

It’s easy to love the fashion and hate the protagonist in “Aisha,” but you can't help rooting for her friendships and sincerity.

Silly, frivolous, and thoroughly misrepresented, the Posh Girl's persona needs a retelling.