As 2020 continually solidifies itself as one of the more rigorous periods in United States history, the nationwide civil unrest and protesting is becoming increasingly…
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In small-town Texas, a town will rally around three things an election, a fish fry, and high school football. The cliché of Texans worshiping the sport…
Walking out of the library after a slew of intense studying at 8 p.m. last week, I had no idea what to expect. Would I…
From local government, to Congress, lobbying can bring about significant change in political leadership, influence and even spawn policy implementation. Essentially, lobbying is, a paid…
When most people hear the term “segregation,” it immediately evokes images of “white only” signs in front of water fountains, “colored” school buildings and scores…
Invigorating President Donald Trump’s base and rattling the nerves of Joe Biden supporters, this year’s Republican National Convention left little to the imagination when outlining…
I am not entirely sure when wearing a mask became a political statement. While I have not done extensive research on the topic, I dedicated…
“You know, black people can’t catch the coronavirus.” Half-jokingly, I clung to these words in early March. Despite the lack of scientific evidence to support…