My stay-at-home game is strong. This might be what many of you are also thinking. While the pandemic was Earth-shattering, it also provided many lessons for us during quarantine. Now how can we utiliz
Did the COVID-19 pandemic make us more creative with cooking?
Whether you want to admit it or not, the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected people’s lives in many ways- and that includes a chef’s cooking habits as well as yours. In this article, th
The Miami Heat test dog solutions to the COVID dilemma
The Miami Heat have come up with a unique solution to getting fans back into its arena: COVID-sniffing dogs. The dilemma between the resumption of business and public safety within a pandemic is quite
Jake Paul won the fight, but what’s really good with his morals?
Jake Paul is representative of the current state of the internet, in that he is toxic, brash, and clout-chasing. And, he also packs a heavy punch. But really, what’s wrong with Jake Paul’s
COVID evictions? Why is the pandemic still pushing people out the crib?
Evictions due to COVID are still going down… The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the U.S. economy since this March and left tens of millions of people without a source of income. While the unem
Musicians in COVID: How independent artists are fighting to make a living
Shutdowns in cities left musicians without their gigs, with nowhere to tour, and thus bereft of their main source of income.
Rethinking the ‘new normal’: How the pandemic has forced us to open our eyes
While everyone wants things to “back to normal,” many are still procrastinating with their compliance to adapt to the “new normal.”
Anti-maskers then and now: The 2020 COVID pandemic vs. the 1918 Spanish Flu
Anti-mask movements were a thing in 1918 just like they are in 2020.
The COVID gray zone: My take on the quarantine aftermath
States have begun to open back up but I’m not exactly jumping back into the swing of things. The quarantine aftermath is a lot to deal with.
#QuarantineComeback: Help us raise $5000 for creatives of color in need
With this effort, we hope to raise $5000 worth of funds for five creatives ($1000 each) in our community whose businesses have been affected by quarantine.