Government agencies in Florida appear to be adopting anti-trans policies that directly contradict state laws around government-issued ID, according to a recent report. Quiet Denial of Rights Florida’s health department has been quietly denying transgender Floridians who want to update their birth certificates, according to a new report from The 19th, a non-profit newsroom based … Read more
A long-standing legal defense, which LGBTQ+ advocates have condemned for decades, has officially been outlawed in Michigan this week. Panic Defenses Barred in Michigan Michigan has become the 20th state in the US to block defendants from using ‘gay panic’ or ‘trans panic’ as a legal defense for violent crimes. House Bill 4718 Gov. Gretchen … Read more
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, social issues within countries can quickly escalate into international conflicts. Here are 21 social issues driving international tension today, each with potential ramifications that could shape our global future. 1. Immigration and Refugee Crises The influx of refugees from Syria and Ukraine has strained international relations, particularly for the … Read more
Despite progress in LGBTQ+ rights, the trans community faces unprecedented challenges and discrimination across the United States. If you’re one of those people who believe this isn’t an issue, you need to wise up. Here’s how America is actively working against the trans community today. 1. Anti-Trans Legislation In 2023, over 500 bills targeting LGBTQ+ … Read more
In today’s increasingly open society, many men are leaving straight marriages and coming out as gay, bisexual, or trans. Many women are left asking what is driving this change? 1. Increased Social Acceptance Society’s growing acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals has made it easier for men to come out. According to a 2021 Gallup poll, 70% … Read more
Christian nationalism is gaining ground in the U.S., but at what cost? This rising movement threatens to dismantle our diverse society. Are we willing to let religious extremism define our nation’s future? 1. Exclusionary Ideology Christian nationalism promotes the idea that America is inherently a Christian nation. This ideology marginalizes non-Christian faiths and secular citizens, … Read more
Ever feel like the term ‘woke’ is being slung around like a verbal grenade? You’re not alone. ‘Woke’ has morphed into a catch-all term of disdain, often tossed about in debates over free speech and political correctness. So why is it ruffling feathers across the nation? 1. Origin and Evolution Originally from African-American Vernacular English, … Read more
Vice President Kamala Harris served alongside President Biden since the 2020 election. Now that she’s poised to take the Democratic nomination, see how her opponents use racism and sexism in an attempt to challenge her qualifications. Republicans Use “DEI Hire” Term Against Kamala Harris Republican supporters of former president Donald Trump have taken to using … Read more
Baby boomers are worried about facing mistreatment at work and getting overlooked for job opportunities because of their age. Discrimination Between Demographics When it comes to finding new jobs, many demographics, from women to people of color to members of the LGBTQ+ community, worry that they will face discrimination during the hiring process. Two-thirds of … Read more
Millennials are defying the myths: they’re buying homes across America. From bustling tech hubs to diverse cultural centers, this generation is finding new places to plant roots and thrive. Why let stereotypes define a generation known for breaking the mold? Here’s where the supposedly “forever renters” are putting down roots and why you might want … Read more
Ever had that moment when you’re halfway through replying to a mate’s message and suddenly think, “Hold on, why am I stressing over this?” You might just be entangled in the not-so-cosy embrace of a toxic friendship. These red flags are as clear as the need for an umbrella on a cloudy day in Manchester. … Read more
Understanding your sexual orientation can be a complex journey filled with questions. If you’re pondering whether you might be gay, asking yourself some introspective questions can help clarify your feelings and preferences. Here’s a guide with 15 questions to explore your sexual orientation. 1. Who Do I Imagine a Future With? Think about the gender … Read more
Earlier this year, a high school coach in Oregon lost his job over claims of transgender discrimination. Now, he’s filing suit over an alleged violation of his First Amendment rights. Wrongful Termination? John Parks, a former track and field coach in Oregon, has filed a lawsuit against his former school district over claims that he … Read more
As the number of Black-owned businesses in the U.S. surges, we take a look at some of the most prominent companies in the U.S. Black-Owned Business Is Booming The number of Black-owned businesses in America has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the U.S. Census Bureau Annual Business Survey. Representation Is Growing Black-owned businesses … Read more
South Carolina has passed a bill that would shatter the hearts of LGBTQ+ kids across the state in a bid to remove the rights of transgender and nonbinary children. A Bad Ban Just ten days ago, the Senate of South Carolina voted in favor of banning all forms of gender-affirming care and erasing aid for … Read more
Hollywood has long shaped not only our entertainment but our perceptions of people and society. Despite progress, the film and television industry still clings to outdated and simplistic portrayals of the LGBTQIAP+ community. But what are the persistent myths that need debunking? 1. Gay Characters Are Always Flamboyant Many films and shows continue to depict … Read more
The valor of military service extends beyond the confines of combat. Supporting the U.S. military and its veterans extends beyond Memorial Day (last Monday in May). It involves a commitment to recognizing and honoring their service every day. How can we actively show our appreciation and provide meaningful support to our servicemen and women? 1. … Read more
Gun sales in the United States have historically mirrored the country’s intense discussions around gun laws and individual rights. Have you ever wondered which states lead in firearm purchases? Here’s a countdown of the top 20 states where residents are exercising their Second Amendment rights with gusto, showcasing the diverse reasons—from hunting to personal protection—that … Read more
Russia is increasing its crackdown on LGBTQ activism and literature as part of a broader anti-LGBTQ+ agenda that is rapidly spreading throughout the country. Banning Activism The increased efforts to suppress the LGBTQ+ community is part of a full ban on “LGBT Activism” enacted in 2022 that was built on pre-existing discriminatory laws and prejudices. … Read more
The U.S. military is more than just a formidable force; it’s a cornerstone of American society that contributes in numerous ways beyond national defense. These men and women serve with courage and commitment, shaping the nation’s character and safeguarding its freedoms. How can we better appreciate and recognize the multifaceted contributions of our armed forces … Read more
Now that Joe Biden has stepped down from his re-election campaign, Kamala Harris has emerged as the Democratic presidential nominee and has garnered substantial support from over 1,100 LGBTQ leaders, celebrities, and lawmakers, who signed an endorsement letter highlighting her commitment to LGBTQ rights. From VP to LGBTQ+ Nominee Now that Joe Biden’s Vice President … Read more
Understanding your sexuality can be a complex and personal journey. If you’re questioning your sexual orientation, these questions might help you gain clarity and confidence. 1. How Do You Feel About Same-Sex Attraction? Have you ever felt romantically or physically attracted to someone of the same sex? Reflecting on your past and present feelings can … Read more
Queer anthems are the heartbeat of LGBTQ+ culture, encapsulating the struggles, triumphs, and celebrations of a diverse community. Which songs have stood the test of time to become the ultimate queer anthems? 1. “I Will Survive” by Gloria Gaynor This disco hit has been an empowering anthem since the 1970s, resonating deeply with those overcoming … Read more
Far-right extremists have shed their fear and gained a public platform. Their toxic ideologies are now openly celebrated, creating a more divided and hostile nation. Trump didn’t just empower the far-right; he made their hate-filled ideas mainstream. So, how did we get to this point? 1. The Trump Presidency Donald Trump’s presidency marked a significant … Read more
America, a tapestry of landscapes and cultures, draws visitors for countless reasons. From the quiet charm of rolling vineyards to the electric buzz of city streets, each state offers a unique allure. Let’s count down to the most visited state, uncovering the magnetism that draws millions each year. 25. Missouri With jazz echoing through Kansas … Read more
In May, Pope Francis of the Catholic Church was accused of using a homophobic slur during a private meeting with bishops, but less than a month later, the Pope was accused of using the slur again, and now a student has gone to the Pope directly to ask him to stop with this hateful speech. … Read more
After President Joe Biden stepped down from his re-election campaign, Kamala Harris has stepped up as the Democratic presidential nominee, and we’re taking a deep dive into her stance on Democratic issues like LGBTQ+ rights and abortion access. Early Life and Background Born on October 20, 1964, in Oakland, California, Harris grew up in a … Read more
Two Ohio grandparents are making headlines after choosing to leave the Republican Party due to their love and support for their transgender grandchild. Personal Departure A pair of Ohio grandparents, Mike and Melissa, have decided to leave the Republican Party due to its stance on LGBTQ+ issues, particularly concerning transgender rights. A Deeply Personal Decision … Read more
Vice President Kamala Harris calls Trump’s attempts at appealing to Black voters “insulting’ and “racist,” but recent polls indicate minority voters are supporting Trump more with each passing day. Trump’s Claims and Reactions As part of his strategy to attract minority support, Trump claims that his legal struggles resonate with Black voters who see him … Read more
The recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has reignited the debate over gun control in America. This tragic event is one of nearly 300 mass shootings in the U.S. this year alone. As we reflect on the historical impact of presidential shootings, will this latest incident finally push for stricter gun laws? 1. … Read more
It’s astonishing how quickly public opinion can turn. Here are 15 well-known Americans who went from being celebrated icons to subjects of ridicule or controversy due to their social mistakes, outspoken views, or strange behaviors. 1. The Dixie Chicks Once country music darlings, the Dixie Chicks faced severe backlash in 2003 after criticizing President George … Read more
The U.S. Code is clear about how the American flag should be treated. Are you following these important guidelines, or risking disrespecting this national symbol? Discover the dos and don’ts of flag etiquette as outlined by U.S. law. 1. Displaying the Flag Upside Down It’s illegal to display the flag with the union down except … Read more
Ever felt like your parents were a bit… too involved? Overbearing parents can leave a lasting impact, shaping our behaviors, relationships, and even our sense of self. Let’s explore twenty long-term effects of helicopter parenting and how to navigate the aftermath with grace and self-awareness. 1. Difficulty Making Decisions Constant parental intervention can breed indecisiveness, … Read more
A parent from North Carolina is furious after their children’s school leaked information that revealed the 6-year-old twins are being raised in a gender-nonconforming home, leading to an online campaign of hate against the “satanic” family. Gender-Nonconforming Mortellus, a trans nonbinary parent, is raising twins in a gender-nonconforming household without the traditional binary restrictions commonly … Read more
Self-discovery can be a long and winding road, especially when it comes to understanding your sexuality. For me, it took 40 years and a failed marriage to realize I am bisexual. How did I miss such a significant part of who I am for so long? 1. Societal Expectations Growing up in a conservative environment, … Read more
A federal judge in Missouri has just issued a preliminary injunction against the Biden administration’s revised Title IX rule, which redefined “sex” to include “gender identity” in order to protect trans and non-binary students from discrimination. Context of the Ruling A federal judge in Missouri has just blocked the Biden administration’s Title IX rule that … Read more
In an era where cultural and social issues are increasingly contentious, religion often amplifies these divides rather than bridging them. But what’s causing these rifts to deepen in communities across America? 1. Political Pulpits Religious leaders increasingly endorse political candidates, aligning their religious teachings with partisan politics. This fusion of faith and political ideology can … Read more
Following President Biden’s announcement that he is stepping down from the presidential race, not everyone is happy that Kamala Harris immediately took his place. “Anointing” the VP The Democratic party continues to receive backlash for allegedly “anointing” Vice President Kamala Harris as the party’s presidential nominee without a proper public vote. Biden Steps Back This … Read more
Raising non-binary children requires an inclusive, supportive, and understanding approach. How will you continue to champion your child’s journey and advocate for their rights and acceptance? 1. Educate Yourself Understanding non-binary identities is crucial for supportive parenting. Research shows that parents who educate themselves about gender diversity can significantly improve their child’s mental health and … Read more
In a world where norms and values are constantly evolving, it’s time to challenge the status quo and embrace practices that foster inclusivity, understanding, and personal freedom. Here’s a list of 25 things that should be more socially acceptable, aiming to break down barriers and celebrate diversity. 1. Men Showing Emotion Expressing feelings should be … Read more
When we think of wealth, the USA often springs to mind with its massive economy, Silicon Valley, and cities that never sleep. But hold onto your hats because the world of wealth is wider and more varied than just the American Dream. Here’s a surprising look at countries that give the US a run for … Read more
In the vast tapestry of American urban life, each city holds its unique allure, drawing tourists with promises of unforgettable experiences, rich history, and vibrant culture. Yet, beneath the surface of these magnetic attractions lies a more complex reality — a surge in crime rates that poses challenges to unwary travelers. 1. Chicago, Illinois The … Read more
Despite its progressive reputation, California still has areas where discrimination against the LGBTQ community persists. Here are 21 ways this discrimination continues to manifest. 1. Healthcare Disparities LGBTQ individuals often face discrimination in healthcare settings, leading to inadequate medical care and services. 2. Transgender Healthcare Access Transgender people still encounter significant barriers when seeking gender-affirming … Read more
As a prominent political figure, Kamala Harris has consistently shown her support for LGBTQ rights through her policies and actions. Here are 21 key facts about her stance on LGBTQ issues. 1. Longtime Advocate for LGBTQ Rights Kamala Harris has been a vocal advocate for LGBTQ rights throughout her career, starting from her time as … Read more
After facing allegations from 4 female police officers, Diaz, a former Seattle Police Chief, shares his side of the story with a radio talk show host. Denial of Allegations Adrien Diaz, the former Seattle Police Chief, denies the multiple allegations made by four female police officers. Claims of Discrimination and Harassment The allegations include instances … Read more
Despite the strides made in LGBTQ rights, religious beliefs and institutions often act as formidable barriers to true equality. Here are 21 ways religion continues to impede LGBTQ progress in America. 1. Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage Religious zealots continue to rally against same-sex marriage, using their influence to keep discriminatory laws alive. 2. Weaponizing Religious … Read more
As America continues to evolve and reflect on its values, the idea of a Female Black President becomes more relevant and attainable. Here are 21 reasons why the country is ready for this significant milestone. 1. Reflecting Diversity in Leadership The diverse population of the United States deserves representation that mirrors its own demographics. 2. … Read more
Since President Biden announced that he would end his presidential re-election campaign, reactions of sympathy and support have begun pouring out from LGBTQ+ activists, Democratic leaders, and international figures. Boosting Trump An assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump earlier this month significantly boosted his popularity among his supporters and strengthened his position as the … Read more
Lia Thomas has been told whether she will compete in this summer’s Olympics, which starts on Friday in Paris. Lia Thomas Ruling US Olympic hopeful Lia Thomas is no longer eligible to participate in the upcoming Paris games after losing a legal case against World Aquatics. The Legal Challenge Lia Thomas, the first transgender athlete … Read more
The expansion of Christian nationalist private schools, which are primarily funded by taxpayer dollars through state voucher programs, is raising concerns about the separation of church and state as they continue to promote conservative ideologies and religious teachings. Expansion of Christian Nationalist Schools Around the country, Christian nationalist groups are opening private schools supported by … Read more
A local bar in Eagle, Idaho, called the Old State Saloon, recently made headlines by declaring June “Heterosexual Awareness Month” and offering discounts for heterosexual customers. Fitzpatrick’s Inspiration The idea for “Heterosexual Awareness Month” bar owner Mark Fitzpatrick said he was inspired to create the event in order to celebrate a counter to LGBTQ Pride … Read more
Kamala Harris is poised to either significantly alleviate or exacerbate racial tensions in America if she becomes President. Here are 20 ways she could either unite the nation or deepen its divides. 1. Enforcing Radical Inclusion Implementing unapologetically inclusive policies could either bridge racial divides or ignite backlash from conservative factions. 2. Overhauling Police Reform … Read more
A federal judge has just denied Moms for Liberty’s request to block federal protections for LGBTQ students in over 800 counties after the conservative group attempted to expand an injunction that blocked a new Title IX rule protecting LGBTQ students. Context of the Ruling Earlier this month, a federal judge in Kansas blocked the Biden … Read more
California’s recent legislation banning “forced outings” of transgender and non-binary students has sparked a legal battle with the Chino Valley Unified School District, which previously required teachers to contact the parents about transgender and non-binary kids. Legislation Overview This week Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1955, the SAFETY Act, which prohibits California schools from … Read more
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has signed several bills impacting the LGBTQ+ community, which include bans for transgender girls from participating in school sports and prohibiting gender-affirming care for minors. Who Is Sununu? Chris Sununu has been the Governor of New Hampshire since 2017 and is known for balancing his conservative policies with occasionally moderate … Read more
Think you’re a bit of a maverick? Even the boldest know there are some social lines you just don’t cross in the U.S. We’ve got a list of social no-no’s that’ll make you squirm just thinking about breaking them. Ready to test your inner rule-follower? 1. Talking About Abortion Bringing up abortion at a dinner … Read more
White privilege often hides in plain sight, subtly embedded in everyday language. Have you ever caught yourself or someone else saying something that might reveal deeper biases? Let’s unpack phrases that, perhaps unknowingly, echo white privilege. 1. “I Don’t See Color” Claiming not to see race dismisses the unique experiences and challenges that people of … Read more
Following President Biden’s decision to suspend his re-election bid, Vice President Kamala Harris has announced her presidential campaign, leading some to wonder if America is getting ready for its first female president. Boosting Trump Earlier this month, an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump significantly boosted his popularity among his supporters and strengthened his … Read more
A Kansas judge has blocked the Biden administration’s expanded Title IX protections for LGBTQ+ students in four states and is now expanding the decisions to hundreds of schools and colleges across the U.S. Context of the Ruling Earlier this month, a federal judge in Kansas blocked the Biden administration’s Title IX rule that attempted to … Read more
It’s easy to fall into common misunderstandings, especially when it comes to matters of faith. Are these misconceptions impacting your beliefs and practices? 1. All Sins Are Equal While all sins are wrong, some carry heavier consequences than others. For example, 1 John 5:16-17 mentions a “sin that leads to death” and a “sin that … Read more
Ready to test your social savvy in the Golden State? Californians might seem chill, but they’re quick to smirk at anyone who breaks their unwritten social codes. Want to avoid their disdain? Keep reading. 1. Drinking Non-Organic Coffee Order a regular coffee at a hipster café and watch the barista’s eyes glaze over. In California, … Read more
In the rainbow-colored world of LGBTQ+ life, there are habits, quirks, and inside jokes that fly under the radar for our straight friends. It’s all in good fun, and shedding light on these can bridge understanding and share a laugh. So, let’s dive into 21 habits that sparkle with a bit of that LGBTQ+ magic! … Read more
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a lawsuit against a Tennessee law banning drag performances, overturning a lower court’s decision to block the law. Court Ruling and Standing The federal appeals court has ruled that Friends of George’s, a Memphis-based LGBTQ+ theater company, did not have the legal right to sue over the … Read more
The U.S. Navy has fully exonerated hundreds of Black sailors who were unjustly court-martialed during World War II. The Port Chicago Explosion On July 17, 1944, a massive explosion at Port Chicago, California, detonated over 4,600 tons of ammunition, which caused widespread devastation to the area. The Navy’s Greatest Mistake The blast resulted in the … Read more
In a nation marked by increasingly divisive rhetoric and political polarization, the traditional bulwarks against civil unrest are showing signs of strain. We must ask ourselves: What happens when these defenses falter in the face of growing societal pressures? 1. Effective Law Enforcement Traditionally, a strong law enforcement presence has played a crucial role in … Read more
Strict abortion laws and maternity care deserts in Texas contribute to poor outcomes for women. Shocking New Study A national women’s health nonprofit recently released a new report that shows Texas as one of the lowest-performing states for women’s healthcare outcomes. The Details Released Thursday morning, the Commonwealth Fund’s 2024 State Scorecard on Women’s Health … Read more
Have you ever felt pressured to conform to expectations that don’t feel true to who you really are? Understanding and respecting one’s own gender identity is crucial in navigating a world that often insists on clear-cut labels. What aspects of gender identity empower you to embrace and express your truest self? 1. Defining Gender Identity … Read more
As we approach the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the significance of Black voters is increasingly highlighted across several key battleground states. Here’s an in-depth look at states where Black voter turnout could decisively impact the election results, supported by demographic data and recent electoral trends: 1. Georgia In 2020, Georgia turned blue for the first … Read more
Is America ready for its first Black female president? As society evolves and diversifies, the possibility of a Black woman leading the country is becoming more tangible. Here are 21 signs that this historic milestone could soon be a reality. 1. Michelle Obama’s Enduring Popularity Michelle Obama continues to be one of the most beloved … Read more
Gov. Gavin Newsom has just signed a groundbreaking bill that makes California the first U.S. state to ban schools from outing transgender students to their parents. Legislation Overview Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1955, the SAFETY Act, which prohibits California schools from outing transgender students to their parents without students’ consent. The Dignity of … Read more
Are we on the brink of a more violent political era in the United States? Recent events and data suggest that political tensions are not only high but increasingly leading to violent confrontations. 1. Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump The attempt on Donald Trump’s life during a Pennsylvania rally is not an isolated event but … Read more
Think you know your American history inside and out? Let’s put that knowledge to the test with some basic questions that surprisingly often stump many. Here are 25 simple questions that can sometimes leave us scratching our heads. 1. Who Was the First President of the United States? Most know George Washington was the first … Read more
Is America ready to shatter the ultimate glass ceiling and elect a woman as president? As society continues to evolve and make strides in gender equality, the evidence suggests that a female leader in the Oval Office is not just desirable but necessary. Here are 21 compelling reasons why the time is now. 1. Hillary … Read more
Kamala Harris represents a powerful symbol of hope and progress for many Black women. But what makes her the ideal candidate in their eyes, especially when the alternatives are less than inspiring? 1. Breaking Barriers Kamala Harris embodies the breaking of racial and gender barriers. Her presidency would be a historic milestone, not just for … Read more
This year’s Republican National Convention (RNC) saw a strong focus on anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, with several high-profile speakers targeting transgender and non-gender-conforming individuals. Trump’s Return to RNC What may have been the most memorable moment from the RNC was Trump’s entrance, accompanied by Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.,” and marked with his official acceptance as … Read more
Katy Perry’s new single, “Woman’s World,” has brought on an unexpected controversy due to its feminist themes and collaboration with producer Dr. Luke. It seems Perry’s attempt at creating a feminist anthem has been received more as tone-deaf and outdated. Falling Short of Feminism While Katy Perry is far from the first female artist to … Read more
Feeling like the current political landscape is more of a circus than a functioning democracy? Are you ready to welcome (beg) Michelle Obama back into The White House? Here are 21 reasons why her presidency could bring back the sense of normalcy we all crave. 1. Proven Leadership as First Lady During her time as … Read more
With changing laws and social attitudes, many LGBTQ+ Americans are leaving states that feel less supportive. Here’s a list of 15 states from which they’re moving away in 2024. 1. Texas Due to restrictive laws targeting transgender youth healthcare and participation in sports, Texas has seen many LGBTQ+ families and individuals move to states with … Read more
Col. Edward Thomas Ryan of New York writes: ‘Now that my secret is known, I’ll forever rest in peace.’ A Veteran’s Truth Revealed A decorated veteran announced that he was gay in his obituary, finding peace in knowing that he died his authentic self. A Life of Service and Love Born and raised in Rennselaer, … Read more
Chivalry is dead, but who killed it? In today’s hyper-sensitive environment, traditional gestures like opening doors and giving compliments have become risky business for men. Are women making men too afraid to be polite, or has the shift in societal norms gone too far? 1. Opening Doors Opening doors for women was once seen as … Read more
Lia Thomas loses her legal battle before the Olympics, banning her from participating in Paris. Lia Thomas Ruled Ineligible US Olympic hopeful Lia Thomas is no longer eligible to participate in the upcoming Paris games after losing a legal case against World Aquatics. The Legal Challenge Lia Thomas, the first transgender athlete to ever win … Read more
The far-left has often been blamed for alienating moderate voters and pushing the Democratic Party to the fringes. Here are 21 ways their actions have hurt the broader left-wing cause, especially concerning the influence of the trans lobby and its impact on politics. 1. Defunding the Police The “Defund the Police” movement has alienated many … Read more
Slavery reparations have been a contentious topic for years, with many advocating for justice and compensation, while others vehemently oppose the idea. Here are 20 reasons why America won’t pay slavery reparations: 1. Economic Strain The American economy is already burdened with national debt exceeding $31 trillion. Allocating funds for reparations could exacerbate the economic … Read more
Today’s youth are often criticized for being self-absorbed, but is there more to it than just selfies and social media? With a growing body of research, it’s time to delve into the reasons behind this perceived self-obsession. Are young Americans really just looking out for number one? 1. The Rise of Individualism Studies show a … Read more
This year’s Republican National Convention (RNC) saw a strong focus on anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, with several high-profile speakers targeting transgender and non-gender-conforming individuals. Trump’s Return to RNC What may have been the most memorable moment from the RNC was Trump’s entrance, accompanied by Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.,” and marked with his official acceptance as … Read more
Arizona congressman blames fall in white recruits to ‘Marxist’ influences. He Cracked the Case – or So He Thinks Paul Gosar, the far-right congressman from Arizona, thinks he has cracked the case on why there is a lack of white people enlisting in the army recently. Gosar’s Claims “The number of white recruits has plummeted,” … Read more
Another one bites the dust as one of the country’s biggest agricultural machinery retailers joins a growing list of companies to say farewell to diversity, equity, and inclusion policies in the workplace. Dropping DEI The conservative backlash against DEI – diversity, equity, and inclusion – initiatives and ‘woke’ corporate messaging has continued to spread. Now, … Read more
The recent shooting at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania has sparked a unified outcry from the African American community, as the assassination attempt seems to have garnered him even more support from black voters. Context of the Shooting The shooting occurred at a rally for former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, where attendees gathered … Read more
America’s freedoms are under siege, and it’s high time we toughen up. Are we going to stand by and watch our rights erode, or are we going to fight back? 1. Enforce Stronger Immigration Policies America needs to enforce stricter immigration policies to protect its borders. Illegal immigration has surged by over 30% in the … Read more
Former President Donald Trump has chosen Senator J.D. Vance as his vice-presidential running mate for the upcoming election, but many are questioning this decision due to Vance’s past criticisms of Trump and his stance on LGBTQ+ issues. VP J.D. Vance At this year’s Republican National Convention (RNC), former President Donald Trump officially selected Ohio Senator … Read more
Churches worldwide are struggling with internal conflicts over whether or not they should introduce blessings for same-sex couples, leading to significant dissent and threats of full-blown schisms. Background and Decision Many churches, especially within the Church of England, are holding controversial votes regarding the introduction of blessings for same-sex couples, leading to significant internal conflict. … Read more
There are many significant aspects of Black history that often go untold or overlooked in mainstream American education and discourse. Here are some crucial facts and events that deserve more attention: 1. The First Black President Barack Obama, elected in 2008, is often celebrated as the first Black president of the United States. However, John … Read more
This year, at least 27 small towns across the U.S. hosted their first-ever Pride events, marking a significant step forward for LGBTQ+ visibility and acceptance in America. Growing Visibility In 2024, 27 small towns across the U.S. held their first Pride events, showcasing the growth of LGBTQ+ acceptance beyond major cities and slowing spreading across … Read more
As we edge closer to another election, many in the LGBTQ+ community remain skeptical about President Biden’s leadership. Have his policies truly reflected the promises made to this vibrant and diverse community? 1. Slow Progress on Key Promises Despite campaign promises, many in the LGBTQ+ community feel that progress on significant issues like anti-discrimination protections … Read more
The small town of Pine City, Minnesota, has just elected its first openly gay mayor, Kent Bombard, highlighting the state’s growing progressive values and its commitment to LGBTQ+ representation across the United States. Historic Election Pine City, Minnesota, has made history by electing its first openly gay mayor, Kent Bombard, and marking a significant step … Read more
Ron DeSantis has positioned himself as a conservative warrior, but many of his policies are seen as regressive, especially concerning LGBTQ+ rights, race relations, and women’s rights. Here are 21 ways his administration is taking Florida backward: 1. Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation DeSantis has supported and signed multiple anti-LGBTQ+ bills, including the controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill. … Read more
The debate over reparations for Black Americans is complex, but there are numerous reasons why some say reparations are long overdue. What do you think? 1. Historical Injustices of Slavery Slavery was a brutal and dehumanizing system that forcibly brought millions of Africans to America. They were subjected to inhumane treatment, unpaid labor, and a … Read more
Florida is a state unlike any other, with its unique blend of culture, environment, and quirks. Here are 20 things that make the Sunshine State stand out: 1. The Florida Man Phenomenon No other state has the legendary “Florida Man” stories. From bizarre crimes to outlandish behavior, Florida headlines are uniquely entertaining. It’s like the … Read more
The far-left has often been blamed for alienating moderate voters and pushing the Democratic Party to the fringes. Here are 21 ways their actions have hurt the broader left-wing cause, especially concerning the influence of the trans lobby and its impact on politics. 1. Defunding the Police The “Defund the Police” movement has alienated many … Read more
Did you know that some of the most common phrases you use every day have deeply racist origins? This isn’t just about being “politically correct”—it’s about understanding the history behind our words and striving for more inclusive language. How many of these phrases have you unknowingly used, and what can we do to change this? … Read more