The Cost of Living
This is part 4 of a series on economic injustice. Click here to read from the beginning. Twenty-One Pilots, Stressed Out I am at the doctor’s office…
Cheaper by the Proxy: Why the Majority of Abuse Victims Don't Escape
"A dancing puppet doll made of wood I bet he'd run away one day if he could choose to leave or stay He's got a string attached to every b…
The Search for Solutions
"Shitty weather, bad timingLucky penny glued to the groundDirty look from total strangerHope you get lost and you're not foundTake a look at…
Birthday Post 5 (Or, Finally, An Actual Update)
So much to do, so little time. So much to emotionally process, as the hours of depression bore infinitely empty holes in the walls as the hours trickl…
Isolation and the Denial of Interdependence
This is part 3 in a series on economic injustice. Click here to read from the beginning. "His philosophy was: to be up, you gotta push someone d…
Burned Out at 30: The Rise of the New Underclass
This is part 2 of a series on economic injustice. Click here to read the introduction. "Stop punchin' the clockPunch it with all of your rag…
An Introduction to My Research on the United States Economic Crisis
“Halt, freeze, who goes there? Do you have the right? Do you have the right documentation?” –Enter Shikari The letter said that if I didn’t attend th…
Breaking the Taboo
We’ve alienated each other from the conversation about fiscal policy, corporate policy, and shamed ourselves into silence. Either you’re a temporarily…
Why Trump's Executive Order Is Very Bad News
Big content warning for in-depth discussion of the recent executive order from President Trump on choosing to imprison families together instead of se…