current-events
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Inaugurating Power: How Democracy is Undermined
Today, the world will witness a transfer of governmental power in the United States. The more polarizing and extreme the reforms over the previous administration, the more our political system experiences shock and undermines the concept of stable governance and… Continue reading
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Ending Violence in Gaza: The Role of Activism and Hope
A ceasefire for Gaza is hardly a new beginning, but a reprieve from the chaos. For Israel and the families who have loved ones who remain as hostages, a ceasefire means the prospect of finally returning them home. Continue reading
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Are We Prepared?
What happens when the electricity goes out, the water stops flowing from the faucet, and the rescue crews are overwhelmed? These are the significant problems that an increasing number of people face in today’s growing disaster zones caused by climate… Continue reading
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The Moral Imperative of Collective Responsibility
When it comes to losses created by the effects of climate change, who is to blame? Continue reading
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Empathy in the Face of Natural Disasters
The dramatic pictures and stories on our feeds help those of us thousands of miles away empathize with the pain, suffering, and loss of those we may never meet. Continue reading
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The Rise of Extremism: A Reflection on American Society
The recent re-election of Donald Trump highlights a profound national discontent in America, with 73% of voters feeling dissatisfied or angry. Despite his controversial actions, many Americans opted for a leader represented by anger and authoritarianism. The situation calls for… Continue reading
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What Now? Life After the Election
In the aftermath of the upcoming election, society faces critical questions about political polarization and relationships amid differing beliefs. Emphasizing hope, humility, and courage, the content highlights the importance of finding common ground and understanding among people while navigating the… Continue reading







