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Resurgence of Tuberculosis in the U.S.: How Mass Migration Fuels Public Health Concerns
To manage this health challenge effectively, we need thoughtful updates to our health screening policies. Medical experts and organizations like FAIR suggest improving TB screening processes while ensuring fair and humane treatment for all.
The Electoral College: Preserving Balance and Federalism in American Democracy
The Electoral College is more than just a method for electing the president—it’s a safeguard of American democracy’s federalist principles. It’s preservation ensures that every American, regardless of where they live, has a voice in choosing the nation’s leader.
Forgotten Voices: How De-Policing Impacts Inner-City Families and Children
In the end, “Their Lives Mattered” is a call for all of us to pay attention, to care, and to work towards solutions that can make life better for everyone in our communities. It’s tough stuff, but it’s so important for us to understand and talk about.
The Smith-Mundt Modernization Act: The “legalization” of fake news?
Every Black Life Matters firmly believes that transparency in government communication is essential to a healthy democracy. However, EBLM also recognizes the significant risks associated with the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act, especially when applied without rigorous safeguards.
Protecting the Integrity of Voting: Why Only Citizens Should Vote
One of the biggest threats to election integrity today is the push to allow non-citizens to participate in our elections. Voting is not just a simple act; it’s a sacred right and responsibility central to the social contract of citizenship. Only citizens, bound by U.S. laws and accountable to them, should wield the right to vote.
The Paradox of Freedom: Becoming a Slave to Righteousness in Christ
Think about it. How many of us are slaves to our phones, constantly checking for notifications? Or maybe it’s the pressure to keep up with the Joneses, always needing the latest gadget or fashion trend. These might seem harmless, but they can slowly take over our lives without us even realizing it.
