The COVID-19 pandemic is something that took the world by surprise, a virus that took control of the world. The World Health Organization was called in to Wuhan, China on December 31, 2019 about a few unknown pneumonia-type cases, on… Continue Reading
Whether it be international conflict or issues that we face in our homeland, US history books record many tumultuous experiences that have oftentimes left Americans uncertain for our future. Throughout history, we have been able to overcome these obstacles or… Continue Reading
In this blog post I’m going to analyze the two cities they were and are a hotspot for covid, New York City and Miami. Even though both cities have similarities and differences the focus is guided towards on how efficient… Continue Reading
The Trump Administration is pushing the nation to open our schools this fall, but there has been hesitation on the part of individual schools and communities who feel as though they are not ready to have students and teachers return to the building. What is the ideal plan of action to keep communities safe from COVID-19, while also ensuring students are getting the education they require? Continue Reading
As the coronavirus is slowing its own pace all over the world, some of the countries are still not over the consequences of one of the deadliest viruses in the history. Continue Reading
It seems as if federalism has reared its ugly head during the recent SARS-Cov-2 pandemic.
Federalism’s core ideas allow our country to thrive as a melting pot of ideas, where each state’s self-governance allows them to tackle societal issues with their own unique angle. Don’t like sports gambling? You can vote for representatives in your district who also don’t. Want to legalize marijuana? Same ideas apply.
The system is a great check on the power of larger states, and prevents their views on national policy from entirely dominating those of smaller states. Continue Reading
With the fall semester about to begin school systems address the possibility of re-opening. With both risks and benefits in returning to the school environment the question remains, is it worth the risk? Continue Reading
The Benefits of Reopening School by: James Lee Jr This image shows the classroom environment while Covid-19 began to arise and students are distanced. During the pandemic, schools and other educational facilities were closing for its students, teachers, and staff.… Continue Reading
Camila Adamez Politics of Global Pandemic Throughout this pandemic there have been many questionable actions that have taken place. As we all know 2020 has only brought bad news thus far. During this pandemic the WHO have taken a… Continue Reading
Power Outages Weaken Connecticut Further In 2020 many have found themselves worrying about their health, their loved ones’ well being, our country’s economy, and what the future looks like. However, some residents in Connecticut now find themselves with another… Continue Reading
As we now may know, countries are judged and/or ranked according to the comfort and safety awarded to its citizens, a term for this statement can be referred to as the human development index. Unfortunately there are many people who grow up in harsh economic conditions and their Continue Reading
The pandemic has further fueled our hyper-partisan environment and proven to be a new source of division in America. Continue Reading
This blog demonstrates the impact on the environment from Covid-19. It incorporates the short and long term impacts while covering the negative and positives affects. Continue Reading
Education in the time of a pandemic: How the virus has and will affect the education system for the upcoming fall semester As the Coronavirus continues to spread around the globe, it will continue to affect the education system in… Continue Reading
America is facing, as some may consider, two pandemics, Covid-19 and Racism. Despite these issues being seemingly unrelated they are indeed related. In the act to fight against the virus people of color are suffering for a variety of reasons.… Continue Reading
After Kootenai County passed a mask mandate on July 23rd, a small portion of the population breathed a sigh of relief, finally feeling like there might be some hope in stopping the wildfire that is the spread of COVID-19 in North Idaho. The mandate stated that failure to wear a mask in public settings would be classified as a misdemeanor offense, complete with a fine or possibly time in jail (“Kootenai Co. Sheriff,” 2020). Those in favor of mask-wearing celebrated, imagining the possibility of walking downtown without the fear of getting called names.
Unfortunately, over the course of the nearly three weeks that the mandate has been passed, not a single citation for failing to wear a mask has been issued. Continue Reading
When the COVID-19 pandemic started in the United States in March, masks were an optional rule for people to wear in public places. But when the cases started to spike after memorial day and 4th of July, the CDC finally… Continue Reading
By. Victoria Lee-Brewer African Americans and Hispanics are more likely to be obese as Public health problems and poverty becomes more prevalent in minority communities than their counterparts. Fast food causes underlying conditions such as, obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.… Continue Reading
The Covid-19 pandemic has stirred up complications in nearly all facets of our modern world. At the forefront of these affected facets are economics and physical health. Mental health, however, seems to be avoided in coverage by media platforms around… Continue Reading
COVID-19 Impact on Youth Activism For much of 2020, the world has struggled getting COVID-19 under control, which has resulted in most youth and teens having to stay at home. Under lockdown, many young people have been spending time on… Continue Reading
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