Misinformation During COVID-19 Written by Jack Branson 2020 has been a tough year. We lost Kobe Bryant, Australia was on fire for a month straight, but those things don’t seem to even cross our minds anymore and that’s because… Continue Reading
By Kieran Khanna What’s Happening? Florida Governor Ron Desantis ( aka “mini-Trump”) has failed to control the spread of COVID-19 in the state of Florida. From closing too late and opening too soon, to hardly mandating… Continue Reading
Expecting Parents and Their Struggle During COVID-19 By Sophie Young Covid-19 has disrupted many momentous milestones for people across the board, but here is why childbirth may be one of the most significantly impacted of them all. Expectant couples… Continue Reading
For very obvious reasons, since Covid-19 came onto the world stage, it has taken up a lot of space in the news, and in people’s minds. It has been a serious threat to human life. However we must remember that… Continue Reading
Abortion was already a contentious issue, with seemingly constant arguing at the state and federal levels. COVID-19 is only making things worse. Continue Reading
This blog covers the effects of the pandemic on the different classes of society – the upper class, the middle class and the lower class. It also covers the ways people are facing the pandemic in terms of working, how they live and their financial stability. Continue Reading
This blog post will explore the differences between the United States and Brazil’s response to the virus, how it has put in place different rules from one another. In the U.S. there has been no national leadership and each state… Continue Reading
In the midst of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, disparities in healthcare have been more exposed than ever. Without affordable access to healthcare, those in vulnerable communities cannot properly find the care they may desperately need. In a pandemic, this problem is only exacerbated.Fighting a pandemic doesn’t come without challenges, however the United States healthcare system is riddled with systematic oppression that makes finding accessible and affordable care seemingly unattainable. Confronting this silent enemy is desperately needed, for without it our nation’s vulnerable will only continue to suffer.
What are the Small Countries Doing!? By: Wei Mei Countries around the world are facing a crisis. The amount of people dying is skyrocketing. The economies of the world are crashing. This is because of the covid-19. Right now,… Continue Reading
The Covid-19 pandemic has intensified the pre-existing vulnerabilities facing women every day. These vulnerabilities such as domestic or gender based violence and the adoption of new responsibilities in addition to daily responsibilities such as cooking, cleaning and caring for family have all been increased since the start of the pandemic. Continue Reading
How COVID-19 is affecting the US economy, and looking at what particular factors put part of the population at a higher risk, threatening their health, income, and lifestyle. Also, looking at how the decisions that are being made by congress appear to cater to particular demographics within the population. Continue Reading
Fragile and poor countries have to take different approaches to COVID-19 than the rest of the world due to circumstances like food insecurity and poverty. The trust in authorities, how local communities are dealing with the pandemic, and what part education plays in an effective response are important topics which reveal how vulnerable countries deal with the virus. Continue Reading
COVID is a danger to many people in America and it is often overlooked how dangerous the pandemic is in prisons. The danger of the pandemic in prisons demonstrates the need to get more people out of prison and makes the dangers of cash bail apparent. Cash bail traps many poor Americans in prisons and jails due to the fact they cannot pay to get out and the injustice in this situation is made even more apparent by the dangers of COVID-19. Continue Reading
Historically the annual party conventions showcase each of the major parties respectively within a timeframe dedicated to generating party along with candidate support. As media and technology have progressed the strategies utilized by both parties have as well. Historic Role… Continue Reading
The Coronavirus has affected many aspects of our lives and society but many people haven’t noticed the impact on mental health caused by the pandemic. Social distancing measures and stay at home orders are causing people to be more isolated… Continue Reading
The Epicenter revolving Chelsea, Massachusetts Throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Chelsea, Massachusetts by far has reported the highest infection rate in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. With residents living in extremely tight conditions, it’s only a matter of… Continue Reading
The United States was built on and has worked toward the idea of civil liberties for its citizens throughout its history. Throughout our nation’s history, these liberties have been questioned. Sometimes the result has been to expand them, as in… Continue Reading
Native Americans Are Once Again Facing Hardships in a Global Pandemic While President Trump mocked the threats that COVID-19 was posing in early January, Native American leaders began preparing their response for the impeding pandemic. By Eli Cooper August 6th,… Continue Reading
In the recent weeks websites and social media have had many postings claiming women are the better leaders during the time of the pandemic, but are they actually better leaders or is society just painting the progressive picture they want to see? Continue Reading
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