Perspectives on Racism in Modern Society

November 27, 2024   |  

Perhaps the most prominent definition of racism as it is used in the common vernacular is: “discrimination against or antagonism towards other races.” While there are, obviously many exceptions, I don’t think it is wrong to say that the vast majority of Americans believe racism is wrong. This holds true…
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The Prevalence of Martha Stewart Morality

November 21, 2024   |  

I like Martha Stewart. Just from an outsiders perspective, she is attractive and seems nice. She is also, obviously, quite the talented entrepreneur, author, and television personality. Of course, she is not without her flaws. In 2004 she was convicted of insider trading of stocks and served five months in…
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When “Science” Is Not Science

November 14, 2024   |  

In the Oxford dictionary, science is defined as “the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained.” This definition has two parts: 1) the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the…
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The Macabre Redefinition of Healthcare

November 7, 2024   |  

New Mexico governor, Michelle Lujan Grisham made the comment that her state is running an “Underground Railroad” to provide women with abortion services. During a speech in Virginia, she stated that 75% of abortions performed in New Mexico are from out-of-state patients – and 71% of those come from Texas…
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