America

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A reddit devoted to the geography, history, folklore, and culture of America and her states.

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Anthropology: The best 4 fields ever.

43,316 subscribers a community for 8 years

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Anthropology is the study of humans in the past and present. It draws on the humanities as well as social, biological, and physical sciences. Historically, anthropologists in the United States study one of four topics, or sub-fields: sociocultural anthropology, biological/physical anthropology, archaeology, and linguistics.

r/Anthropology Guidelines:

Post your interesting linguistic, archaeology, sociocultural, and biological anthropology links.

Feel free to ask questions, but search our Frequently Asked Questions List to see if your question has been answered previously. For book recommendations check the Recommended Reading Page of our wiki.

Please do not submit blogspam, pseudoscience, memes, or dinosaurs.

Please keep this community civil and respectful. Report any hostile behavior, prejudiced comments, and off-topic posts. Racism will not be tolerated.

Apply for expert flair in this thread.

Read more about anthropology here:

What is Anthropology?

ThisIsAnthropology.org

Professional Anthropology Associations

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r/Genetics

r/History

r/HistoryNetwork

r/Linguistics

r/Mesoamerica

r/Paleoanthropology

r/Primatology

r/Religion

r/Science

r/SocialScience

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Art

6,858,736 subscribers a community for 8 years, 6 months

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  1. Support your fellow redditors in r/artstore!

Welcome to /r/art! This is a community of art lovers that share their favorite pieces, news or information that will impact the art community. Review the subreddit rules before posting.

Title Formatting Guidelines:

Titles should be to the point; all extra information or context should be added in the comments. Title formatting FAQ.

>Your artwork - "Title, Medium, Size"

> Another artist's work - "Title, Artist, Medium, Year"

> Album of artworks - "Collection of my (or another artist's) work, Medium."

> News article - "Title, Year"

> Discussion - make it a self post. Expand on your question in the text and include image examples when possible.

Subreddit Rules:

Rules | Notes ---|--- 1. Use the correct title formatting. | The title formatting is outlined above. Make sure to follow it or else your post will be removed. Do not add any extraneous information or be subjective in your title. 2. Please add flair to your post. | Click on the red "Please Add Flair to Your Post" button after you post, and select whether it is an "Artwork," "Article," "Discussion," etc. If you are looking for constructive criticism, please add the "Artwork CC" flair. 3. Give credit to the artist. | Add the artist's name to the title and provide a link to their site in the comments whenever possible. 4. Do not link to blogs or content rehosting sites. | Please only use reputable news sites featuring recent news related to the art world. 5. Do not make multiple posts, make an album instead. | Please do not re-post your work unless otherwise told to. 6. Do not submit sketches, doodles or unfinished work. | Post these to other subreddits like /r/IDAP, /r/sketches and /r/doodles instead. If you need advice, post it as a self post. If you include pens, paints, pencils, or anything else extraneous to the art we will consider it "unfinished". 7. Do not post memes. | Also,those who post melted crayon 'art' will be banished. 8. Do not request tattoos or artwork commissions, or link to pages selling art. | These pages should be submitted to /r/artstore, /r/designjobs or /r/artisangifts. 9. Leave comments that contribute to discussion. | Try to add to the conversation in a meaningful way. If you have nothing to contribute but like the post, then upvote the post instead. Comments that don't add to the conversation may be subject to removal. 10. If you want to critique a post, be constructive and follow Reddiquette. | Don't engage in personal attacks, hate speech or racism, and do not complain about downvotes. 11. Mods reserve the right to remove submissions that aren't high quality. | This refers both to the quality of the submission and quality of the photograph. We realize this is subjective, so consider posting in /r/IDAP or one of the other art related subreddits listed here if you're not sure. 12. Check if there's a subreddit better suited for your submission. | In particular we do not allow "fan art" in this sub, so please post in /r/fanart, /r/graphicnovels, /r/webcomics or /r/comics. ★ Feel free to add user flair! | Please edit your flair to tell us your qualifications or specialty, but follow the guidelines. Using non /r/art related flair will result in a ban. ★ If your post doesn't show up... | it may have been caught in the spam filter. Please message the moderators and we'll be happy to look into it. ★ If you see any rule-breaking posts or comments... | please report them by clicking the "report" button or messaging the moderators directly here.

For the full version of the rules click here.

Click here for a list of Art-related subreddits you might enjoy

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>Banner: "Erudition," Installation piece by Kelly Richardson, 2010

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BlackCulture

1,996 subscribers a community for 8 years, 4 months

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Uniting and Empowering our People

Check out the Official r/BlackCulture Anthem: Nature of the Threat by Rass Kass


MISSION:Re-Branding the Black Culture "brand"

r/BlackCulture is THE subreddit for all things relating to Black Culture whether it be:

  • Black History
  • All Styles of Black music, new and old
  • Black art and artists, independent and famous
  • And Black opinion on current events
  • We are also a hub of debate over issues which face The Black Community from within and without.

Follow some simple rules

  • Do not harass or abuse your fellow users or you will be banned.
  • If you are here to provoke or incite the regular users of this sub with racist and/or offensive comments - you will be reported and you will be banned. You know who you are.

  • We will ban you if we discover that you have made extremely problematic comments/posts in other subreddits.

  • Posts from throwaway accounts will be removed.

All are welcome to participate openly. Feel free to add in, we offer and accept a little bit of everything.

Other Black Subreddits:

| Brotherhood|Connect | | |:--|:--|--:| | 100BlackMen | BlackPower | BlackinAmerica | | BlackAtheism | BlackFellas | AfricanAmerican | | AfroTradition | BlackArts | BlackHistPhotos |

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Black History Special: RealBlackHistorySeries!

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criticism: discussing works of art and literature as though they matter

3,961 subscribers a community for 6 years, 3 months

last post 28 days ago [+]

Bring us your most contentious opinions, but be ready to back them. Submit links to reviews that astonish and bewilder. Arguing about a work is how we indicate its vitality.

Books, comics, movies, music, painting, poetry, video games: whatever. If it moves, kill it.

Assume spoilers.

To get the artists' points of view, try interview.

A DepthHub associated subreddit. See also: ArtsHub.

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Cultural Exchange

13 subscribers a community for 6 years, 2 months

last post 186 days ago [+]

A subreddit for the exchange of the ideas and practices of different cultures, modern or ancient. Post about anything from the dental practices of the ancient Romans to the the dance and ritual of modern suburbia to the philosophical and ethical beliefs of heartland China.

Please respect all practices, no matter how ridiculous they may sound. What is common in your culture may sound absurd to another

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Everything about Thailand

135 subscribers a community for 7 years, 11 months

last post 847 days ago [+]

All about Thailand: stories, news items, food, culture, people, Thai women, attractions, sites of interest, articles, etc. Everything about Thailand and Thais!

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Freethought: Scientific pursuit of the truth.

41,726 subscribers a community for 8 years, 2 months

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More than atheism: dedicated to rational, logical and scientific examination of culture, politics, religion, science, business and more!

This subreddit is not about:

  • Philosophy
  • Libertarianism
  • "free thoughts" in any literal sense.

Please note these rules:

  • Off-topic posts will be deleted. Repeat offenders will be banned.
  • Trolls and their minions are subject to immediate banning.
  • Personal attacks are prohibited. State your point without having to denigrate another user.
  • While we know it's impossible to curtail editorial, we want to focus mostly on news from credible sources and will be temporarily blocking certain blog sites that have been recently used to spam and karma-farm.

*The term "freethought" (one word) has a specific meaning and does not imply whatever you feel you should talk about. *

/r/Freethought is an open forum dedicated to rational, logical and scientific examination of culture, politics, religion, science, business and more!

Freethinkers reject claims and beliefs which are not testable and verifiable using established scientific methods, and encourage a society that espouses the priority of rationality and reason over dogma, emotion and pop doctrine.

Reddit Hivemind not welcome here! Just because you personally disagree with something doesn't mean it should be marginalized. All arguments require evidence.

This forum is focused on examining issues to, as best we can, identify truth from a pure science perspective, with an acknowledgement that we as humans are inherently biased and must celebrate and respect skepticism and be aware of emotion and peer pressure and how it affects our ability to identify and recognize that which is objectively true.

The scientific method always leaves room for re-adjustment if evidence indicates such. As a result, dogmatic behavior (subscribing to passionate viewpoints in lieu of evidence) is antithetical to our ideals.

Remember, downvote stories based on the quality of the content, not whether you agree or disagree with the statement. For more info on Reddiquitte, see voting guidelines.

Rules regarding debate and discussion

/r/Freethought endeavors to be a Logical Fallacy Free Zone - What this means is that we encourage debate on the merits of an issue, without resorting to personal attacks or dismissing the messenger by applying some kind of politically-incorrect label, or using dishonest debate tactics that distract from, rather than address the cogent parts of an issue. If you cannot successfully argue your point without using personal indictments, sweeping generalizations or false-dichotomies/equivalences, we will encourage (if not facilitate) your non-participation.

We also strongly condemn the over-simplification of complex issues, or the deviation from an argument by drilling down into semantics or the "two wrongs make a right" fallacy (pointing out hypocrisy needs to be relevant to the debate beyond simply an attempt to discredit someone or something) . As we debate issues, be aware of staying on point, arguing the position raised, not the position you've assumed that isn't clearly specified -- so if you're unsure, ask what the other person means before you go off on a tirade attacking an argument they did not make.

And last but not least: Not all references are of equal weight. Citations should be individually-assessed based on: 1. The depth of their details and how this specifically relates to the issue at hand, 2. The objectivity of the source and the degree to which there is not a conflict-of-interest.

Notice: There will be a zero-tolerance policy for muck-raking, trolling and trying to create drama. If you participate in any threads trying to attack mods or the subreddit you will be banned. /r/Freethought is the subreddit, NOT the topic of threads. If you don't want to participate, feel free to unsubscribe. In the meantime, bear with us while we "cleanse" the forum of disruptive influences.

NOTE: This is not a "philosophy forum" unless it specifically relates to science and skepticism. Do not confuse "free thought" with "freethought".

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hiphop truth: spread the knowledge

2,399 subscribers a community for 6 years, 11 months

last post 1 day ago [+]

Please read the sidebar and get a feel for the links submitted to this group. We prefer conscious alternative and undergroup hiphop, anything from KRS to Poor Righteous Teachers to 5% preachers to Dead Prez or random raps on soundcloud about the illuminati.

Promote your own stuff or share something obscure we haven't heard before! Search the subreddit before submitting a classic. Peace.

Looking for mixes and dj sets

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https://www.reddit.com/r/backpacker http://www.reddit.com/r/altrap http://www.reddit.com/r/hiphopheads https://www.reddit.com/r/importedhiphop http://www.reddit.com/r/realhiphop

more info

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_hip_hop

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscious_hip_hop

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_hip_hop

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History

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New rule addition

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Archaeologists of new

/r/History is a place for discussions about history. Feel free to submit interesting articles, tell us about this cool book you just read, or start a discussion about who everyone's favorite figure of minor French nobility is!

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An introduction to /r/history

Subreddit rules:

  1. Be nice!
    Personal attacks, abusive language, trolling or bigotry in any form is not allowed. No hate material, be it submissions or comments, are accepted.
  2. No politics or soapboxing.
    Submissions & comments that are overtly political will be removed; political topics are only acceptable if discussed in a historical context. Comments should discuss a historical topic, not advocate an agenda. This is entirely at the moderators' discretion and violators will be fed to the bear.

2a. Posts asking for misunderstood or misrepresented history are currently not allowed. This because they have proven to be magnets for comments about discredited fringe theories, false narratives, and disingenuous revisionism. 3. Post in the right subreddit.
Some content is better suited for other subreddits: - Submissions are limited to events greater than 20 years ago. This is related to rule 2. - Image links /r/historyporn - Specific questions /r/askhistorians - Homework questions /r/homeworkhelp - Personal material with multiple updates (blogs, history journals, academic publications) /r/historyblogs. - Link submissions that follow the "this day XX years ago XX happened" /r/thisdayinhistory. 4. Follow the rules of reddit.
Don't spam, manipulate votes, doxx, or post illegal content. 5. Post from the original site.
Spam is not acceptable. 6. Follow reddiquette and remember the human. 7. Comments should be on-topic and contribute to the conversation in a meaningful way. 8. When submitting link posts, leave a description, in a comment, following your submission.
Focus on the quality, subject, authority, etc. Be the one that starts the discussion! This should not be a quote from your submission. 9. Self Posts require a descriptive body text.
When submitting a self post you should expand a little bit on the title in order to get the discussion started. For example: When submitting a question you can expand on what motivated you to ask the question. 10. This is an actively moderated subreddit, calls will be made at the moderator's discretion.

Our rules explained in-depth

Subreddit guidelines:

  1. Use that report button!
    In the end, we rely on you, the users, to ensure this subreddit works. If you see something that violates these rules, Please Report It! If you have questions or concerns, please message us via the mod mail feature.
  2. Try to avoid reposting by using reddit's search function.
  3. Downvote for irrelevancy, low content, or unhelpful content. Upvote for rich and interesting content.
  4. Titles of links should accurately describe the content, and not be sensationalized or misleading. Rule of thumb: for serious articles the original headline often is the best choice. When in doubt message the mods before submitting your link.
  5. Blogspam: If you run a history website, or work with a historical publication and want to publish repeat posts from there, put them in /r/historyblogs

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Interview

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  • Fascinating, unexpected things pop up in interviews. They give politicians a chance to go off-script, scientists an opportunity to speculate in ways that they probably shouldn't, artists a venue in which to extemporize, and interviewers the power to challenge their subjects.

  • For maximum impact, use the title of your submission to highlight an unexpected quotation that piqued your interest in the interview to which you're linking.

  • This subreddit focuses on in-depth, thoughtful interviews. Please carefully consider the quality of your submission before posting.


Do not link to articles about job interviews. They will be removed as spam, and the spam filter will form an ugly bias against your account.

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Naruto: The Manga and Anime Series... And an ingredient in ramen.

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  1. Anime 468 Discussion
  2. Naruto Reread Volume 48
  3. What have I missed?
  4. Join Discord Live Chat
  5. Boruto Chapter 3 Discussion
  6. Light Novel Translations
  7. Chapter Discussion Index

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Any question answered in the FAQ will be removed.

>Check out the Filter we have next to the search bar!

1. Tag spoilers

>No spoilers in titles! >Spoiler tag anything that hasn't been revealed in the anime yet. See below for how to tag spoilers.

>##2. Flair & title your post properly

>Title your post so that someone can tell what it is about before opening it. >No 1~2 worded titles, no clickbait/misleading titles

>Fanart should be sourced with artist name in the title.

>You must add link flair to your post.

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>##3. One link submission per day

>Do not make a separate post(s) about the latest chapter for 24 hours.

>##4. No NSFW Content

>Use /r/Naruto_Hentai for that.

>##5. No Plain Manga/Anime Panels

>Don't post links to plain panels, pages, screenshots, gifs, gfycats, webms or scenes from the manga & anime.

>If you want to point out something you spotted or want to discuss a scene, submit it as a self-post.

>##6. No Naruto Storm Spam

>Only news or official information related to the video game(s) are allowed.

>All non-news related goes to /r/NarutoNinjaStorm.

>##7. No low-effort memes or image macros >Use /r/dankruto


>#Policies

>Link submissions are restricted for 24 hours after a manga release.

>Do not repost anything from the top 100 all-time or within the last 3 months. Use the search bar, your search engine, or the FAQ to ensure that you are not reposting recent content or already answered questions.

>Follow reddiquette. Please downvote, report, and ignore users who do not follow reddiquette. Comment trees which devolve into arguments are likely to be removed. Harassment, any kind of hate speech, personal attacks and insults, etc. are strictly forbidden. Obviously provocative comments will be removed.

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>Reddit's self promotion policy. Self-promotion should be thoughtful, limited, and consistently well received by the community. The 9:1 ratio recommended by Reddit should be followed.


>#Spoilers

>How to apply spoiler tags to posts.

>Check 'I am over eighteen years old and willing to view adult content' to be able to see spoiler tagged posts.

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>FAQ

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Events|Dates :---|---: Naruto Shippuden 336-348 (Dub) | July 5 Boruto Movie BluRay & OVA | July 6 (JP) Shippuden OST 3|July 6 Itachi's Story|November (Viz) Konoha Shinden|2016

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What Reddit would be like if Literature, Mythology, Movies... were real

798 subscribers a community for 5 years, 4 months

last post 281 days ago [+]

Let's pretend that events from Mythology, Literature, Movies, Comics, Games, Songs or Paintings (etc.) just happened!


This filthy little Hobbit stole your precious? There is a problem with your Tiberium Harvester's navigation system? Actually, you like to talk about Fight Club? You got the new ARES Predator IV as a present in this year's Secret Santa, Chummer? You were embarrassed by the impertinence of Mr. Darcy and Zeus cheated on you, again? Let us know!

Pretend that events from Mythology, Literature, Movies, Comics, Games, Songs or Paintings are happening now and you are making a reddit post about it.


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Religion in America

1,094 subscribers a community for 7 years, 4 months

last post 176 days ago [+]

For discussion from all points of view on the topic of the impact and nature of religion in American society. Also check out Church and State and ReligionHub.

-- User flair come to Religion in America. Get your flair here

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as deep as the world is wide

41,104 subscribers a community for 6 years, 5 months

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Worldevents is dedicated to fleshing out the historical, political and cultural context of current events. (US news is not a world event unless it deals with other parts of the world too, hence "WorldEvents".)


  • Rules and guidelines:
  • The focal point of any submission should be what it adds to our depth of understanding regarding a current event, beyond the facts that would be presented in a basic newspaper article.
  • All links to breaking stories or plain reportage will be removed at the mods' discretion. When submitting links to articles with 10 paragraphs or less, the submission title should specify what it adds beyond bare reportage.
  • Submissions that ask readers to make a donation, sign a petition, or spread the word about a particular cause are considered advocacy posts, and will be removed by the moderators. Please down vote and report advocacy posts. >
  • Submissions will be removed by the moderators if the title features descriptive terms, or issues claims, not made in the content of the linked-to article or media. Do not editorialize titles.
  • Questions submitted to the new queue must be submitted as text.posts. Only essay- and discussion-style questions will be allowed. Do not title a submission with a rhetorical question.
  • Photos and collections of photos are not allowed. Submit them to \/r\/photoessay instead. >
  • Help make worldevents better: Vote for depth, and note the notable. > Votes should take into account more than just the title. >
  • TROLLING - DON'T. Comments that add nothing to meaningful, civil discussion will be removed. People that detract from meaningful, civil discussion will be banned, with no prior warning having to be given. Instead of responding to trolling and bigoted comments, use the report button to report them to the moderators.

  • Gratuitous profanity, may be removed.

  • Do not post highly partisan political news.

  • Subreddit drama is not welcome.
  • Don't complain that you can't read something because of a 'paywall'. There is such a thing as a library, or a newsstand, or even a subscription. (Handy Helpful Hint: you can often get around the paywall by Googling the title, or by clearing your cookies and browser cache.)

The following "vote fader" ranks subjects according to how appropriate they are for this reddit. If you'd like to help keep worldevents on topic, give up votes to submissions with topics in the "hot" section of the map, and down votes to submissions with topics in the "cold" section.

  1. ↑↑↑↑↑
  2. In-depth analysis of current events
  3. Highly detailed explanations
  4. Informative discussion
  5. Perspective-altering insights
  6. Short-form and breaking news
  7. Advocacy posts
  8. Comments that discourage discussion
  9. Memes
  10. ↓↓↓↓↓

Also check out:

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