Why Americans are switching to independent news, and how mainstream news is failing viewers.
A blog-style article on when trigger warnings are used for the sake of attention instead of for their original purpose.
How the 2016 election has changed America, as well as my own experience after changing political parties.
A deeper look at the story on the nurse with rainbow hair who posted about her experience with a store cashier.
If our country is a melting pot, why are we so closed-minded about other countries and cultures?
What makes a connection real? We may think the answer to that is very simple, but this article dissects how society persuades us from finding the connections we need.
Does racism still exist? Is that a tough question? Here's an article on why or why not.
Do you hate your name? Have you considered changing it? I always thought I would change my name, so I thought I would do some more research and write about it.
September 11th 2001 changed everything. Now, we remember each year. The only problem is we aren't exactly becoming better Americans because of it.
Have you ever heard of a social construct? If not, did you know you're surrounded by them all of the time?
An article about the "Left Swipe Dat" PSA video that promotes anti-smoking.
An article on how society permits age to be a reason for irresponsibility.
Sacha Baron Cohen uses satire to express his opinions of America. Many are offended while few understand his intention. Those who understand him the best know his brilliance.
An article on the struggle to gain coverage as an unemployed college graduate.
An article on the many faces of gay and bisexual men on YouTube, and how they impact society.
A response to those who use the term "gay lifestyle" to devalue people for being homosexual.
A look at some of the most popular lesbian and bisexual voices on YouTube, and how they are impacting our society.
Many people rely on Fox News to keep them informed about current world issues, but not enough viewers realize what they're watching is not real news. This is part two of an article to expose them.
Many people rely on Fox News to keep them informed about current political issues, but not enough viewers realize what they're watching is fictional.
Why does the media target artists like Eminem even after he has made it clear his music is not always a representation of himself? Why does the media write more about entertainers than on politics?
An article to debunk the need for women to hide their sexuality, and depend on men for satisfaction.
Today, most businesses give new employees little time to learn before they can be fired. This article explores the reasons behind it, and why it's counterproductive.
The connection between learning disabilities and anxiety because of social interactions, told through my own experience, including sources.
A look at the social issues addressed in the 90's television series "My So-Called Life."
Another article on the objectification of women, including my own experiences.
The film "Pompeii" is not only about the destruction of the city in 79 AD, it is about political relationships and issues.
This article explores how society sees "real" jobs, and the stereotypes of those with jobs which do not fit their idea of "real."
Can we ever define gender? A look at what defines gender or what does not and who has the right to define us.
This article is about the true purpose of education and uses films such as "Mona Lisa Smile" to explore the damage caused when elders refuse to acknowledge youth's own goals.
A lot of young people are against activism because it is misrepresented. This article explores the reality of why activism is still vital
A follow up to my last article about feminist theories which support the men's side of gender inequality. Perhaps this article will make men feel more heard, and inform the uninformed feminists.
Feminism used to mean a very different thing when it was first invented. Today, it is used as the title of hate groups.
Why art is an important part of school and society.
An article comparing the musicals "Les Misérables" and "Sweeney Todd," and the messages they send about society.
Countless stereotypes have been created to marginalize the homeless, and prevent society from
The long-awaited men edition of Disney's villains. Some men in Disney are depicted as evil because they can't achieve the power they want without conquering the more powerful men above them.
A hub about the difference between celebrating your sexuality verses using as a reason for elitism.
An article on the unique struggle lesbians go through in our heteronormative society.
This article is about the film "The Secret Garden." It analyses how even when we don't have a fulfilling childhood we can still manage to give ourselves back whatever is missing.
If you're have a difficult time pretending to care when customers complain to you about their childish issues this article will help you out for sure!
How women portraying men allows them to have more power than if they remained feminine.
Just as women are often objectified men are as well. In order to acquire more equality between men and women we must acknowledge and discuss these realities.
An article in response to a controversial article posted shortly after the release of "Maleficent" and how Angelina Jolie says the same about the film's assault scene.
Changing the outlook on people with learning differences improves those people's lives and their likeliness to succeed.
It wasn't until the 1600s that women could be actresses on stage. Now, the portrayal of women by men serves as a liberation rather than the oppression it used to.
Nobody is actually judgement-free. The story and film "Harriet the Spy" shows the trouble of writing the truth. Writers are policed for honesty while society has negative opinions of its own.
In a society that puts lesbians into a box, this explores and explains why nobody fits into specific labels.
How the sexual objectification of girls and women adds to gender inequality and accepted discrimination.