How to Resurrect Dying Languages
Community activists are using creative methods to revive endangered languages and reawaken dormant ones.
How to Resurrect Dying Languages
Policy
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How the Opioid Crackdown Is Hurting Chronic Pain Patients
People who rely on opioids to work and live say a new federal guideline is making them suffer, even while overdose deaths continue to rise.
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Are Mixed-Income Neighborhoods the Best Answer for Public Housing?
An anthropologist documents the social tolls of new mixed-income developments while also acknowledging the gains.
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Why Are People Who Use Illegal Drugs Demonized?
In many parts of the world, people who take illegal substances are punished with harsh prison sentences or executions that are unjustified. Behind this treatment lie prejudices that have a surprising history.
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Gun Violence Harms, Even if You’ve Never Been Shot
An anthropologist argues that the U.S. culture of guns puts stress on the body and mind that can lead to physical damage.
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The Illusion and Peril of Food “Choice”
It’s easy to blame obesity, diabetes, and other conditions on people’s poor diets. But the real culprit is multinational corporations that profit from limiting our food choices.