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Definition of sociopolitical
: of, relating to, or involving a combination of social and political factors
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In an unlikely sense, the tension between North and South have reanimated in hip-hop culture, albeit without any of the sociopolitical implications that led to one of our nation's most violent eras.
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Bono, whose words are the ones that have made U2 legends on the sociopolitical stage even more than the concert stage, has made no secret of his own philosophies.
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Bell's sociopolitical stand-upmarries comedy and activism.
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Yes, James has spoken out on polarizing sociopolitical issues and even attached himself to Hillary Clinton near the end of her presidential campaign.
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My recent article in the British Journal of Political Science shows that Chinese citizens from diverse sociopolitical backgrounds are similarly susceptible to unsubstantiated rumors.
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Over the next decades, propaganda posters continued to combine emotional pleas with sociopolitical agendas, from AIDS epidemic posters that tackled fear and misinformation about the disease to the anti–
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Apart from the video-game adaptations, a recurring theme of Boll’s filmography is scathing sociopolitical commentary with plenty of gratuitous, arterial-spurting ultra-violence.
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Apart from the video-game adaptations, a recurring theme of Boll’s filmography is scathing sociopolitical commentary with plenty of gratuitous, arterial-spurting ultra-violence.
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First Known Use of sociopolitical
1835
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