As we near the 2020 election, it seems the only thing Americans will agree on is the extreme polarization our country faces, especially within the past few elections. Although parties often form because of religious or ethnic beliefs and even policy making, the main reason for such a recent split in party lines comes from a more personal place in voters. Keep Reading
The coronavirus and xenophobia should not be synonymous, yet, as the death toll rises so do the racist comments toward Asians. Keep Reading
According to a study conducted by Athlete Assessments, 40% of people involved in professional sports are women. However, their sporting events only make up around six to eight percent of televised and media coverage. Keep Reading
With so many distractions constantly clouding our lives, just sitting down and living in the moment remains a challenge. A conscious lifestyle can help you make intuitive decisions leaving you excited and able to live the life you desire. Keep Reading
The intentions behind the law seem good-hearted, but after almost 50 years, the Baker Act needs to change if it aims to cause change. Keep Reading