Social realism - style - research.
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Social realism is a genre that aims to depict everyday life truthfully. It focuses on portraying ordinary people and the social problems they face in a realistic manner. Social realism artists wanted to bring attention to social issues like poverty, unemployment, and other societal problems through realistic depictions of life.
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