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I am a recent graduate from the University of Kansas with a strong background in English. I am an aspiring writer with a focus on creative writing (story telling and play writing), analytical writing, and opinion pieces. I am currently building my resume as I take the time to look for new jobs and appreciate you checking out my page.

4 Ways To Help Fellow Voters Beat Voter Suppression

As election day looms near, America watches as registered voters line up at the polls and mail-in ballots for early voting. This election might be the most crucial one Americans have ever seen, and no one is taking any chances. Voters are taking preemptive action with the notion that forces are surrounding them, some with…

A Review of Tuesday’s Derailed Debate

On Tuesday, September 29th, Americans stayed up to watch the first of three presidential debates. The nominees to take the stage were former vice president Joe Biden and current president Donald Trump. What should have been a civilized and controlled argument turned into a petty squabble between two long-time political foes. The debate was equivalent…

America Needs The 1619 Project in Schools

American History is a topic taught from a very early age. Once a prominent name, such as George Washington, is mentioned in a classroom setting, children have automatically begun to learn about the origins of our country. Throughout time we are taught about the founding fathers, the creation of democracy, about the great presidents of…

Climate Change Is Keeping Me Up At Night

Growing up, you experience many thoughts and fears that keep you awake at night. When you are young, fears range from the tapping of a tree against your window in the middle of a thunderstorm to the illogical idea that someone or something is hiding under your bed. After a while, you outgrow these fears.…