In the Digital Age, one’s social media presence is considered to be a key aspect of their identity. From influencers and celebrities to middle school girls, the way that people present themselves on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook is paramount; quite frequently, in fact, their success online is often equated to their success […]
Month: March 2021
Issue Brief
For my issue brief, I have decided to focus on the prevalence of comprehensive sexual education in the United States across school districts. As the conversations surrounding gender, sexuality, and sexual freedom become increasingly more complex, I believe it is crucial to analyze each new policy and ensure that it keeps up to date with […]
Murder, Mental Health, and Materialism: A Look at American Psycho
The end of the twentieth century saw a transformation of economic conditions and in American culture as a whole. The 1980s gave way to the rise of commercial malls, and the 1990s witnessed a boom in technological advancement; consequently, significantly more emphasis was placed on consumerism and the “latest product”. These two revolutions caused a […]
Reflection on Deliberation
Overall, I found my group’s deliberation to be extremely successful. My group was able to facilitate a multifaceted and thought-provoking conversation concerning the implementation of mental health services in high schools, and explore a wide variety of possibilities for the future. We were able to establish a solid information base and consider unique ideas and […]
Her: The Complexities of Man and Machine
As technology and society progress, the connections we form with others become more and more complex. Gone are the days where letter-writing was the sole means of long-distance communication; in the modern world, people can converse with thousands of individuals around the globe at the click of a button. However, with this constant connection also […]