Electoral cannibalism
"Every four years come November, the dreaded election morning twilight hits and the voters arise from their suburban graves to feast."
Featured Articles
Listed below are some of my personal favorites
Professional purgatory
"There is a 10th circle of hell and Americans live in it — corporatism."
NYC’s Inferno — Sin in the 21st Century
"They say there are two sides to every story; I say there are two sides to every city."
Am I a romantic masochist?
"Maybe true love is just an idea; maybe it doesn’t actually exist."
"To the Left" column
Am I a romantic masochist?
"Maybe true love is just an idea; maybe it doesn’t actually exist."
Death from a distance
"Physical separation can make coping with death even more difficult of a process."
I met my best friend on Omegle
“'Don’t talk to strangers online' was my mother’s catchphrase. Of course, I ignored her."
The underrated American South
"I get it. You wouldn’t enjoy growing up in rural America. At times, I didn’t either. But the Southern hatred trope is exhausted and it’s time we put it to rest."
America's Achilles' heel
"It’s easy to ignore the large-scale problems others experience when you’re living a white picket fence lifestyle."
Electoral cannibalism
"Every four years come November, the dreaded election morning twilight hits and the voters arise from their suburban graves to feast."
The sovereign salamander
"We need to bring gerrymandering to the spotlight and emphasize local coalitions to combat inconsistencies in the legislative process."
Professional purgatory
"There is a 10th circle of hell and Americans live in it — corporatism."
Pseudo-education
"Sure, I learned about Christopher Columbus — the cool guy who discovered the wondrous Americas, right?"
Evolutionary revolutionary
"Separating myself from where I grew up opened my mind to a world of contemporary issues that I wasn’t aware of before"
Expectations vs. reality
"The reality I faced was far from Bel Air glamour, but also a far cry from the Blue Ridge Mountains I had grown to appreciate."