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In 2017 Chris Evans heard a political argument on the news, wanting to know more about the subject he began to research it. Soon, Evans found himself deep in the … Continue reading Chris Evans Launches New Website: Creating “A Starting Point” to Education on Policy in America

By: Carlisle Myers             President Donald Trump’s order for the rapid execution of several inmates on death row has pushed several public figures to reconsider how necessary execution should be … Continue reading Should the Death Penalty be Necessary? Public Figures’ Fight Against Federal Execution

By: Carlisle Myers (and Matt Myers)             As we all bask in the glow of the holiday season, giving and receiving gifts and generally enjoying all the holiday cheer, I … Continue reading A Carefully Curated Gift List for Emotionally Unavailable Dads

     An unpleasant combination of Covid-19 and the holidays has raised numerous questions concerning holidays this year: Are holiday parties safe? Can families reunite for Christmas and trust not to … Continue reading Have a Covid-Friendly Christmas

     Ah, cancel culture: the modern issue of online shaming, usually directed toward the wrong person for the wrong reasons.      Today’s pick-and-choose cancel culture overreacts to social media creators’ … Continue reading Cancel Culture’s New Rise

Despite being an icon of the eighties, Princess Diana’s legacy lasts into 2020 with documentaries and Netflix series done in her memory. On the 31st of August 1997, Diana died … Continue reading Princess Diana Leaves a Long-Lived Legacy

COVID-19 has affected everyday activities and adventures. Traveling to favorite destinations is not as easy as it was last year. Throughout quarantine, there have been increasingly more travel restrictions due … Continue reading Travel Restrictions Leave People Stuck at Home