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Peace is a product of understanding ourselves and those who disagree with us. We don’t have to come to a consensus, but we can begin to mitigate our current social animosity by recognizing the dynamics that contribute to the way we perceive reality and our opposition. We call this practice Political Mindfulness.
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Reconciling vaccine mandates and abortion
On July 8, 2021, political commentator Candace Owens tweeted about her right to medical freedom and her choice to not…
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Cuba’s Protests: A fight against socialism or authoritarianism?
Over the weekend, anti-government protests emerged across Cuba in response to shortages of essential supplies. The crowds have been chanting…
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Did the Supreme Court gut voting rights or back election security?
Something monumental happened to American election law today. But when it comes to the Supreme Court’s latest decision, people don’t…
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Critical Race Theory in Classrooms: Cultural revolution versus cultural revival
Today, Critical Race Theory began trending on twitter, indicating a firestorm over the role of CRT in the classroom.
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