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With Election Day approaching, it is worth exploring essential principles that everyone must consider when casting their vote. Solidarity is one such principle. Many assume in theory that humans owe support to each other simply due to shared humanity. While it is difficult to practice this ideal, the sense of solidarity still exists among us.
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In the weeks leading up to a major U.S. election, many feminist wives take to social media to encourage, or brag about, “canceling out” their husband’s vote. Major news outlets such as NBC News and The Guardian covered the trend in 2024, but now various influencers are openly encouraging women to vote differently from their
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In one of the composition seminars I used to teach to homeschoolers, we discussed the use of reason and logic in shaping an essay. I noted that students could take a practical lesson home that very day, if they needed it. “Let’s say you want to do something with a friend – go to a
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