Courts
When Companies Bow to Trump, It’s Not Ignorance
When institutions cave to Trump, they’re not just surrendering to a man — they’re surrendering to a future where justice itself becomes negotiable.
When Emergency Becomes Excuse
“If you allow the government to break the law because of an emergency, they will always create an emergency to break the law.” This is not a slogan. It’s a law of political gravity
The Trump Machine of Cruelty Will Not Go Unpunished
The Trump regime’s days are numbered, but the struggle for justice is only beginning.
You Know You’re a Fascist When You Believe the Following:
Are you a fascist and how would you know? The concept of freedom is often heralded in political discourse, yet this very notion can be paradoxically entangled with oppression.
The Perils of Government Overreach in Times of Crisis
In times of crisis, our government often seek to implement measures that may infringe on individual rights in the name of public safety.
A Critique of Trump’s Justice Department Racists Statements
To fully comprehend the controversial statement made by Trump’s Justice Department about Spanish speakers and construction workers, it is essential to consider the political and social landscape preceding these comments.
SCOTUS Racial Double Standard: Opportunity vs. Punishment
The Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has made a stark statement about race in America — and it’s one that exposes a glaring double standard.
