Pop feminism refers to a popularised form of feminism in contrast to academic feminism or feminist political activism. Pop feminism celebrates female empowerment and feminist identity through media including but not limited to pop music, advertising, fashion and social media campaigns. Examples of pop feminism include various songs and performances by Beyonce and Lizzo, Vogue India's "My Choice" campaign, and the #MuteRKelly campaign on Twitter, which was popularized after the publication of the documentary Surviving R. Kelly.

Magazines such as Maclean's and US News are well-known for producing annual lists ranking universities in various categories. Rankings are based on the success of students (i.e., scholarships won, graduation rate), awards won by faculty, resources available to students and research (when applicable), assistance available to students, and a reputational survey.

According to the National Housing Strategy, "mixed-income housing is any type of housing development (rent or owned) that includes a range of income levels among its residents, including low, moderate and/or higher incomes." (source: https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/nhs/guidepage-strategy/glossary)

Clarification: According to the National Housing Strategy, "mixed-income housing is any type of housing development (rent or owned) that includes a range of income levels among its residents, including low, moderate and/or higher incomes." (source: https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/nhs/guidepage-strategy/glossary)