by Kara Bell | Jul 23, 2019 | Culture, Feminism & Sexuality
By Ellie Hicks While the United States is mixed on its view of abortion and the limits it should have, there is no doubt of the uniqueness of Abby Johnson’s story. Johnson has seen both sides of the pro-life/pro-choice debate, which she writes about in her book,...
by Kara Bell | Jul 19, 2019 | Education
By Makenna Graves When you think of strong women, who comes to mind? When asked this question, the typical answer for many is their own mother. Beyond that, many people struggle to recall the names of women from history they may have learned about briefly...
by Kara Bell | Jul 8, 2019 | Economy & Jobs, Socialism/Capitalism
By Juliet Lucas What are some of the first freedoms citizens lose when a socialist revolution goes sour and turns into a dictatorship? When considering revolutions such as the Russian Revolution, the Cambodian Civil War, the Chinese Communist Revolution, or even the...
by Kara Bell | Jul 8, 2019 | CBLPI Blog
By Danielle Edwards Every 4th of July welcomes a crowd of Americana merchandise, overwhelming crowds and fireworks, and God Bless the USA blaring from the headphones of passersby. While the 4th is the perfect day to show off your patriotism and how proud to be...
by Kara Bell | Jun 19, 2019 | Education, News
By Makenna Graves Our great nation is currently facing a major problem. Students are lacking a basic knowledge of our nation’s history, of self-governance, and why it is important to be involved in our democratic process. A 2016 study from the American Council of...
