Tag: culture
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Trump Part 1 – Time for a Psychologist
Reading Time: 3 minutesI’m not a psychologist, but I do hold a BA in Psychology. I chose that path mainly because I’ve always been fascinated by the subject. I enjoy observing people and figuring out what makes them tick. Plus, I figured since I was a manager of people, this knowledge might come in handy—which,…
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Regime Change?
Reading Time: 3 minutesOil, Drugs, and the “President of Peace” Let me set the stage: One country nationalizes its oil industry. Another country objects, insisting the resources rightfully belong to them. That second country then orchestrates a regime change. Tension, pressure, and military involvement dominate the relationship. Sound familiar? It should—but this isn’t Venezuela today.…
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MAGA
Reading Time: 4 minutesDeconstructing Political Slogans: The History Behind the Term Political slogans often carry deep historical roots, even when they are revived in new contexts. One of the most recognizable in recent years is “Make America Great Again” (MAGA). While today it is strongly associated with Donald Trump’s campaigns, the phrase itself predates his…
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A Nation Without a Rudder
Reading Time: 2 minutesOpinion: A Nation Without a Rudder Two people were murdered yesterday. The horror is compounded by the fact that the alleged killer was a family member, reportedly battling drug addiction and psychological demons. Tragedies like this always shock us, but they hit harder when there’s a personal connection — when the victims…
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Proposed Bill to End Dual Citizenship
Reading Time: 5 minutesThe Exclusive Allegiance Debate: Examining Senator Moreno’s Citizenship Bill It is often said that Congress moves in mysterious ways, with countless bills proposed each year that attract little attention from the general public. Yet, every so often, a piece of legislation emerges that speaks directly to the lived experiences of a significant…