In light of diversity, equity, and inclusion, society is waking up to the fact that words matter. Whoever said, “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt,” lied.
What is the American dream? Some say it’s owning a home in the suburbs with a white picket fence. Others say it’s a career at Ford with a pension plan. And then, some swear it’s owning your own business.
It’s the elephant in the room in every student’s life; choosing your major. It’s one of the most important decisions of your life. It can cost you upwards of $100,000 and 8 years of your life or more if you change your mind. But no pressure!
With constant media coverage on Monkeypox, Avian Flu, and whatever the latest strain of the Coronavirus is, a person could be easily confused about what most significantly ails this country, but the statistics are not ambiguous.
Ahhh, Instagram: the social media application that’s owned by Facebook and that has been controversial for having a poor reporting system and letting their users harass others online…Ya’know; that app?
The coronavirus pandemic has brought on all sorts of changes in our personal and professional lives. What some have dubbed “The Great Resignation” is a phenomenon unseen in the modern world and has shaken up our entire economy.
According to data released last year from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), traffic fatalities in the United States are up 18.4 percent, a spike higher than what has been seen in the past 15 years.
I think it is safe to assume that most Americans have tested positive for being sick and tired of COVID. We are now two years into this global pandemic that has transformed how we live our lives.
