Opinion & Analysis
Anarchist Initiatives in Orlando Fuel Community Resilience
Mar 10, 2025
Grassroots movements in Orlando are harnessing anarchist principles to foster community resilience through initiatives like food pantries and zine distribution. These efforts encourage mutual aid and solidarity as local activists seek to empower marginalized populations amid systemic inequality.
Air Drying Clothes Could Save Households $2,100 and Cut Emissions
Mar 10, 2025
A University of Michigan study reveals that air drying clothes can save U.S. households over $2,100 and reduce CO2 emissions by three tons over a dryer’s lifetime. While this highlights the importance of small eco-friendly practices, it also raises questions about the systemic barriers that hinder broader adoption of sustainable habits.
Trump's Narrow Election Win: A Legitimate Mandate?
Mar 10, 2025
Donald Trump’s narrow victory in the 2024 election raises critical questions about his legitimacy to enact sweeping reforms like Project 2025. As political polarization intensifies, the challenges of governance and potential executive overreach come to the forefront. This blog explores the implications for both domestic policy and international relations.