For the purposes of this debate, a progressive model prices registration fees differently depending on the protected attributes of an individual

In many universities, varsity status refers to formal recognition as an official competitive team under the school's athletics or academic affairs office. This status often provides benefits such as funding, logistical support, access to facilities, and travel assistance. While funding is guaranteed, it is up to the university’s administrators and athletic offices how much funding is allocated to different sports teams without assurance of equal allocation. It also comes with institutional oversight, which may include requirements on academic standing, codes of conduct, fixed leadership structures, and limits on autonomy in decision-making or membership.

In Pinoy Big Brother (PBB), a popular Philippine reality TV show, housemates live together in isolation while being filmed 24/7. Viewers participate by voting in eviction processes. The "Vote to Evict" system, commonly known as BBE, was first introduced in Pinoy Big Brother: Double Up. This season used a Save-Evict voting system, where viewers could choose to either save or evict a nominated housemate, and the housemate with the lowest net votes (votes to save minus votes to evict) would be evicted. An alternative system, BBS (“Vote to Save”), allows viewers to vote only for the housemates they want to stay, often seen as a more positive and supportive approach.

Latin American migration has traditionally been characterized by movement toward the United States due to economic opportunities, established migrant networks, and higher wages. However, in recent years, intra-regional migration within Latin America has increased due to economic growth in countries like Colombia, Chile, and Argentina, as well as regional agreements that facilitate movement.

The UK government has implemented policies aimed at reducing net migration, including stricter visa requirements for foreign workers and dependents, higher salary thresholds, and tighter restrictions on international students.

The Sinulog Festival is a cultural and religious celebration held annually in Cebu City to honor the Santo Niño (Child Jesus). Originally rooted in religious devotion and indigenous dance rituals, the festival has grown into a large-scale event attracting tourists, sponsors, and commercial brands. In recent years, critics have noted the increasing commercialization of the event, with corporate floats, branded events, and entertainment overshadowing its religious and cultural significance.