editorial
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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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School Shootings in America: A Cry for Safer Communities and Collective Responsibility
Summary: The latest school shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia adds to the growing crisis of over 400 school shootings in the US. Law enforcement’s response reflects a grim familiarity with such tragedies. Despite efforts like training videos and… Continue reading
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In War, Helpers Remind Us Who We Truly Are
This week, an Israeli airstrike killed World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza, raising global outrage. These workers, from various countries, aimed to alleviate the suffering of displaced Palestinians. Despite the grim reality of war, their selfless actions serve as… Continue reading
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An Inclusive Take on Easter
Easter, deeply rooted in Christian traditions, symbolizes hope, renewal, and rebirth. Beyond its commercialized aspects, it reflects humanity’s instinct for survival and greatness. The concept of resurrection, both physical and spiritual, underpins the holiday, offering a sense of purpose and… Continue reading
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Hope is the Alternative to an Uncertain Future
Americans are increasingly distrustful of social institutions and elected leaders, with concerns about global conflicts and emerging threats adding to anxieties about the future. Despite these fears, there is hope for a better world through collective action and embracing unconditional… Continue reading
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Florida Schools Need Teachers, Not Chaplains
In Florida, public schools face a crisis with underfunding, overcrowded classrooms, low teacher pay, and declining student attendance. A proposal to introduce chaplains to address mental health issues is criticized as a distraction from the need for more qualified teachers… Continue reading
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We Can Save Public Education
The public education system is facing urgent challenges, including teacher shortages, inadequate funding, and declining enrollment. These issues have led to the rise of private and “pay-to-learn” alternatives, further widening the educational divide. It is crucial to invest in public… Continue reading
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The Mass Shooting Event is America’s New Tradition
The American tradition of mass shootings has created a constant state of fear and danger. With guns freely available, public places remain unsafe, and mass shootings have become anticipated. This reality raises questions about the society we want to live… Continue reading
Matt Till 