Multiple Perspectives

College females funding their education by dating older men. If an ISIS member is killed by a woman, they will not go to heaven. Gender (In)equality: Feminism over Masculinism. “But even when you do compare the same job, the same college, the same major, the same boss, there’s still a gap—and it’s problematic, says Maatz. […]

Scotland’s majority chooses to remain with the United Kingdom. An 8th grade student given detention for sharing food; college students steal textbooks. A comparison of prostitution among different states and nations. “With the oversexualization of our culture and its blatant attack on our men, you maybe surprised how sexual addiction begins. Here is one example: […]

“Safe” online transactions may be the future of the illegal drug industry. Utah school teacher accidentally fires gun on campus and injures herself. A Jewish woman is told to “burn in an oven.” A Muslim man is asked “how the jihad is going.” “The apparent increase in popularity of online drugs purchases is yet another […]

Explaining the current events regarding Russia, Ukraine, and Crimea, for children. Florida restaurant bans the serving ketchup to people over 10 years of age. The benefits and disadvantages of the legalization and use of marijuana. “The prediction is that legalizing marijuana will be a veritable pot of gold, and with a federal deficit of $1.76 […]

Is ISIS a global threat? Terrorist groups are recruiting on social media. W.H.O. predicts more fatalities from the West African Ebola epidemic. The advantages and disadvantages of social networking, at a individual and business level. “Social media has developed a reputation by some for being a passing marketing interest, and therefore, an unprofitable one. The […]

How The Purge (DeMonaco, 2013) explains the recent events in Ferguson, Missouri. Indifferences to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, in regards to where proceeds go. The U.S.’s debate on minimum wage, at the federal, state, and municipal level. “Consider a community based pizza parlor selling 100 pies a day for 360 days at $10 each. […]