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Solidarity or a bond formed between people or groups to achieve a common goal or provide mutual support.

The process of breaking into small, disconnected fragments or pieces. In sociology or media studies, it refers to the breaking up of a unified group or audience.

The act of embracing, accepting, or including different people, ideas, or cultures. It emphasizes broad-mindedness and tolerance.

To be voluntary or done of one's own free will without external pressure or compulsion.

Relating to the study of populations, especially with regard to size, density, distribution, and vital statistics.

To be heterogeneous or different in nature, kind, or quality. It is often used to describe differences between cultures, groups, or substances.

The practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit; reciprocity in social or international relations.

The degree of wealth and material comfort available to a person or community. It refers to the quality of life based on economic factors.

A sense of unity and mutual support among members of a society, often based on shared interests, objectives, and standards.

The act of giving and receiving something (ideas, culture, goods) between two or more parties. It emphasizes a two-way relationship or exchange.