For Me, For You, For Everyone: How Social Issues Intersect with Disability Justice
As a disabled person, one assumption I often encounter is that disability benefits – or really any other type of assistance – is easy to get. Disabled people are often…
Collisions on Campus
College is a place where new ideas are explored and different views are shared. Students have the opportunity to learn worldviews and experiment with those ideas. A place for civil…
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: We Want to Love Our Enemies
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is a hero. His leading of protests and sermons aided significantly in the creation of several amendments and especially the Civil Rights Act of 1964.…
Your Voice: Are Phones Productive or Destructive?
Is there something comforting about simply clutching a phone? Is it a resource to defeat awkward silences? What is the purpose of being constantly glued to the device? Perhaps as…
Trump vs The Rule of Law: How The Ex-President’s Trial Could Affect Our Country
I recently had the pleasure of attending a speaking event where Judge Walter H. Rice was the guest speaker. He was there to discuss “The Role of the Federal Judiciary…
Four Ways To Keep The Spirit Of Hispanic Heritage Month Alive Throughout The Year
Hispanic heritage month has come and gone but for those of us hoping to keep the Latin flame burning throughout the year all is not lost. From literature to music,…