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News Media: The Death Of Good Journalism?

  • February 13, 2023
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The internet has brought about many changes in how we consume content. In the past, we would have to wait for the newspaper to be delivered to us to read the news. Today, we can instantly log on to our laptops or phones and get the latest news.  This convenience comes at a price, however. The death of good journalism is one of the prices we have to pay for new media. With the rise of social media, anyone can...

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Filicide: The Murder of a Child by a Parent!

  Filicide – is a horrifying crime that, sadly, happens more often than we’d like to think; a crime that often shocks and horrifies the public when a parent kills their child. In fact, there is no greater tragedy or act of unimaginable desperation and despair.   Furthermore, in the United States, filicide – the murder of a child by a parent – occurs an average of 500 times per year. And while the motivations for such a heinous act are...

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Anger, Strife, And Anxiety Today Can Be A Challenge

  • August 28, 2021
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  Anger…Even with so much suffering and conflict, it might seem like the world has no joy to offer; there is hope for happiness. Be that as it may, when you are so focused on the negative things happening in your own life, when things are called into question and the potential unavoidable casualty that may arise at any moment, you can deter your capability to feel joy.  However, joy is what provides life’s perception and meaning. If you want...

LOOKING BACK NOW I WANT YOU TO KNOWN

Looking back now My brother, Charles was a known smooth talker… he could say all the right things at the right time. Even when a situation was not in his favor, his uncanny ability with words turned an unfavorable situation into an advantage by the end of the conversation. He was charming and possessed all the people skills and then some. He could talk his way out of or into anything he wanted. What I miss about Charles… He was...