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Recently, I was chatting with someone who was curious to hear my take on the current situation on the frontlines of the russia–Ukraine war. Over time, I have learned that about 75% of the time, I will have to hear some sort of russian propaganda when discussing anything Ukraine-related. I know that it is my responsibility to share the truth, and most of the time I am happy to offer a counter-narrative and engage in meaningful discussion if the other person is willing to open

When I was in third grade, we had a special visitor during one of our classes: a World War II veteran, an old and fragile man who was...

As someone studying to become a professional social worker, I often find myself reflecting on complex issues like social justice,...

Growing up, my family didn’t talk about politics at the dinner table. My parents were focused on survival—putting food on the table,...