Broadcast television refers to the traditional system of delivering TV content via over-the-air signals from centralized networks to the general public on scheduled programming, typically through free-to-air channels accessed using an antenna (and later via cable or satellite), rather than on-demand internet streaming platforms.

A public referendum is a direct vote by the people on a proposal, law, or political issue.

Armchair activism refers to activism done in support of a cause with low effort actions, such as liking and sharing posts, signing petitions, and using hashtags to spread the message of a social movement's campaign.

50–50 feminism is an approach to feminism that emphasizes equal treatment of men and women in both rights and responsibilities. It defines gender equality as a symmetry, applying the same legal, economic, and social expectations regardless of gender. It is often contrasted with equity-based or intersectional approaches that account for historical and structural disadvantages.

Traditional relationship attitudes refer to norms that prioritize monogamy, long-term commitment, formal courtship, and dating oriented toward marriage (including same-sex marriage). In contrast, modern relationship attitudes encompass greater acceptance of polyamory, open and casual relationships, transactional arrangements (e.g., sugar dating), situationships, and a preference for relational flexibility over conventional family models.