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Rest In Power, Michael Brooks
On Monday, July 20, 2020, Michael Brooks, 37, had passed away suddenly. His death was a big loss to many people. I was saddened when I heard he had passed away. He inspired me to start a political blog. In the videos I have seen from him, he was kind, compassionate, and empathetic. I sawContinue reading “Rest In Power, Michael Brooks”
Ways to address the problem of catfishing
Catfishing is a phenomenon that has been around for about as long as the Internet has been around. What is catfishing? According to cybersmile.org, “[catfishing] is when someone uses images and information (often taken from other people’s social media accounts) to create a new identity online – sometimes using an individual’s entire identity as theirContinue reading “Ways to address the problem of catfishing”
COVID-19 May Have Woke People Up
The George Floyd protests that have been happening these past few days have become so widespread throughout America. They started in MN, and they spread out to the rest of the country. They are now on the East, on the West, and in the Midwest. As the protests grew widespread and more intense, I startedContinue reading “COVID-19 May Have Woke People Up”
Justice For Floyd — The Musings of Jaime David
They killed him in cold blood. He said he could not breathe. His was pinned down to the ground. His neck was crushed by them. The ones who were “good” just stood there. The one who directly killed him got charged with third degree murder. To me, that’s to lenient. What was seen in the […]Continue reading “Justice For Floyd — The Musings of Jaime David”
No Justice No Peace — Daniela Elana
I’m honestly despondent about everything going on. It seemed since the death of Trayvon Martin in 2012, there’s always something like this, now with the blatant seven minute murder of George Floyd on camera. Similar to a pot that boiled over, enough is enough. It all angers me. Growing up, it was the colorblind era. […]Continue reading “No Justice No Peace — Daniela Elana”
