Nothing like a global pandemic to expose the cracks int he American education system. Although we, the students, have recognized many of the issues you mention for decades, there is little we can do despite how we experience them everyday. But 2020 may have been he catalyst needed to finally get the educational powers that be to seriously consider…Read More

Hello Leslie,
Teenage mental health is something of a minefield these days… its hard to know exactly what to say, when to say it, and who to say it to. It can be easy to question if you’re doing more harm than good. But I think your article walks that tightrope; not only addressing the issue of teen suicide, but providing ideas and resources…Read More

Hello Mark!
Your optimism is something of a welcome surprise. Too often in the fight against climate change are we overwhelmed by doubt, fear, and failure. Some have already given up; but to this end, no progress can be made. It’s no secret that agriculture, and livestock in particular, are a major contributor to climate change, particularly in…Read More

Few figures represent the future of liberal politics like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. I think this letter in and of itself is representative of her impact both on individuals and the political landscape at larger; if a junior congresswoman from New York can inspire young people nationwide to political action, what’s stopping us from doing the…Read More

In this era of social change and social healing, I couldn’t agree more; Confederate monuments are antiquated symbols of hatred and oppression that need to go. I’m glad to see someone addressing the “heritage not hate” argument, and sending it to the depths where it belongs.