It seems we as a people find ways to wreck ourselves, leaving the cataclysmic, tumultuous threat of greenhouse gasses and climate change in the backseat.
When an individual is adamant about their campaign, they will do anything in their power to dodge what jeopardizes it.
It is increasingly evident that something is very wrong.
On November 24th, Egyptians in the town of al Rawda were left picking up the pieces and searching for answers in the aftermath of the deadliest terrorist attack in modern Egyptian history
Wendy Lazarus is a leading child advocate and policy expert with a wide range of legislative and advocacy accomplishments that have benefited hundreds of thousands of children and families on a community, state, and national level
2017 was undoubtedly a year of brutal political turmoil and culminating social strife
Last year, the biggest oil spill ever from the Keystone Pipeline took place just three miles southwest of Amherst, South Dakota, and very close to Sioux property
From a political climate that has encouraged widespread bigotry to environmental disasters which ravaged the world, it often seemed as though for every small step forward we took, we would be thrown back four
Ever since the presidential election in 2016, there has been an upsurge in the usage of and controversy surrounding offensive slurs
Mutual aid is a form of solidarity-based support, where communities unite against a common struggle, rather than leaving individuals to fend for themselves
Exhausted activism is almost like running a marathon on an empty stomach
