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Apr. 15th, 2006 03:26 amIt definitely needs more people to test, and longitudinal studies would be ideal, but it's got some interesting results to pursue:
"Goth subculture may protect vulnerable children"
Basically, people who were goths were much more likely to have self-harmed than the general population, but that typically it was prior to becoming goth rather than after.
...And, in further news...
Omaha, Nebraska to be divided into three racially identifiable school districts (White, Black, and Hispanic [possibly +other]), pending constitutionality of such a measure and other legal measures. I think the most interesting part of this is that it's being spearheaded by a black senator, with the desire to create a school environment that black parents/families/etc. have a say in.
...yeah.
"Goth subculture may protect vulnerable children"
Basically, people who were goths were much more likely to have self-harmed than the general population, but that typically it was prior to becoming goth rather than after.
...And, in further news...
Omaha, Nebraska to be divided into three racially identifiable school districts (White, Black, and Hispanic [possibly +other]), pending constitutionality of such a measure and other legal measures. I think the most interesting part of this is that it's being spearheaded by a black senator, with the desire to create a school environment that black parents/families/etc. have a say in.
...yeah.
