We need political leaders that are not habitual liars. We need individuals who will reliably tell the truth even when the truth is not popular. Romney seems to be more of this type of leader than Trump. Andrew Yang seems like someone who has the potential to be this type of leader in the future.
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Trump Corruption (2/20)
We need political leaders that are not habitual liars. We need individuals who will reliably tell the truth even when the truth is not popular. Romney seems to be more of this type of leader than Trump. Andrew Yang seems like someone who has the potential to be this type of leader in the future.
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Fat Studies (2/20)
The math scholar James Lindsay has critiqued fat studies. Some of the ideas follow the logic that doctors are being hateful and trying to control fat people. The subject is focused on analyzing the media representation of how fat bodies are portrayed in the media. The field also studies how power dynamics have affected the…
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Coleman Hughes criticizes Colbert on his ignorance of MLK (2/20)
We are moving further away from a society that values the idea of colorblindness. There are activist scholars who are pushing destructive ideas on society and these ideas are spreading like wildfire. Critical race theory is dangerous and we need to objectively analyze it. Discrimination in the name of equalizing outcomes will be harmful to…
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John Brown and the raid on Harper’s Ferry (2/20)
John Brown was influenced by his deeply religious family who was staunchly anti-slavery. Brown worked on the underground railroad in the 1830s and 1840s. This contributed to his abolitionist views growing stronger. Brown came to the conclusion that an armed insurrection was the ultimate solution for overthrowing slavery. He created a plan to seize a…
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Myth of the Lost Cause (2/20)
After the Civil War individuals in the South started pushing a narrative that romanticized the efforts of the Confederacy. This narrative shaped the views of the public on the war and the South. Key arguments of the myth The lost cause impacted how the civil war has been taught and understood across the United States.…
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Delaying Gratification (2/20)
Delaying Gratification can help us to have more stability and success long-term. This could include not treating ourselves to a dessert when we feel like it. This specific delaying of gratification can help us save money and improve our health. There are a lot of voices who encourage us to treat ourselves. This is an…
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Key ideas of the American Revolution (2/20)
1. Liberty 2. Equality 3. Self-Governance 4. Republicanism 5. Natural Rights 6. Popular Sovereignty 7. Economic Independence 8. Innovation in Governance Summary These key ideas of the American Revolution—liberty, equality, self-governance, republicanism, natural rights, popular sovereignty, economic independence, and innovation in governance—formed the ideological foundation of the new nation and continue to influence American political thought and practice. The revolution not only secured…
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Top Greek Philosophers (2/20)
Greek philosophy is renowned for its profound contributions to Western thought. Here are some of the most influential Greek philosophers, along with their key ideas and contributions: 1. Socrates (470/469 – 399 BC) 2. Plato (428/427 – 348/347 BC) 3. Aristotle (384 – 322 BC) 4. Pythagoras (c. 570 – c. 495 BC) 5. Heraclitus (c. 535 – c. 475…
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Greek Gods (2/20)
Greek mythology is full of stories with gods and goddesses, each associated with different aspects of life and the physical world. Here is a description of some of the most prominent Greek gods and goddesses: Olympian Gods Other Notable Gods Key Themes and Relationships These gods and goddesses were integral to Greek mythology, shaping ancient…
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