Social Media and Social Justice
2020-06-05
In recent days, social media has shown itself to be a valuable platform for making people aware of the genuine injustice that still pervades our society. In fact, our modernContinue Reading
AKA Jane Roe: Fact or Falsehood?
2020-06-03
On May 22, AKA Jane Roe premiered on FX. The documentary on Norma McCorvey, the woman who became the “Jane Roe” of Roe v. Wade, was filmed in 2016 nearContinue Reading
Ahmaud Arbery: How Racism destroys Life and Dignity
2020-05-21
At this point, most Americans may be familiar with the tragedy of Ahmaud Arbery’s death as news of the incident continues to circulate. Ahmaud was a 25-year-old African American whoContinue Reading
Caring for the Elderly during COVID-19
2020-04-23
For many states, this week marks the end of one full month of quarantine. At this point many of us may be starting to feel restless, but we’ve also startedContinue Reading
Can the Government Close Churches?
2020-04-09
On March 24, President Trump expressed hopes of re-opening the United States by Easter Sunday, which falls on April 12. However, with projected COVID-19 deaths estimated anywhere from 200,000 toContinue Reading
The Coronavirus Can’t Stop Compassion
2020-04-01
Over the last few weeks, the exponential surge in COVID-19 victims across the globe has prompted many countries to begin taking extreme measures in an attempt to slow the spreadContinue Reading
Abortion and Poverty: A Vicious Cycle
2020-03-17
Over the past weeks, the supreme court began hearing June Medical Services v. Russo, a case which considers whether a 2014 Louisiana law can constitutionally require abortion clinics to obtain nearby hospitalContinue Reading