21 Years After 9/11, Planes Are Still (Almost As) Dangerous

2001 marked a dark time in our country’s history, but it was also a time of unity: unity behind the president, against terrorism, and for safer airports. Unfortunately, unity didn’t get us very far. Twenty-one years later, planes are still dangerous. It’s vacation time, and the family is ready to go; all that’s left is … Continue reading 21 Years After 9/11, Planes Are Still (Almost As) Dangerous

The National Debate Sparked by the NCAA Swimming Championships and the Fairness of Trans Athletes in Sports

The NCAA Division 1 Swimming and Diving Championships are known amongst the swimming community as one of the most competitive swim meets in the world. The NCAA D1 Collegiate Championship meet is the platform where many future Olympians first establish their dominance on the national level. There are many standouts and record-breaking swims in this … Continue reading The National Debate Sparked by the NCAA Swimming Championships and the Fairness of Trans Athletes in Sports