social commentary

Hello from (mostly) sunny California, and thank you, the reader, for helping me to take this plunge into the shark-infested waters of the cultural/political/ (add applicable adjective here) blogosphere.  Read More »

If you were to ask a classroom full of students how many of them own iPods more than half of them would raise their hand. iPods are popular amongst the young people. I see a lot of people sporting them around no matter where I am: the store, campus, work. Have you ever seen someone you know around town listening to their iPod?  Read More »

The majority of Christians in my life live in irrational fear. This, to me, is a sad existence. If you say you've been rescued through the saving power of Jesus etc., well isn't that something to be excited about?  Read More »

so also something many people talk about: what is in a name,,, lets contemplate what does our name mean is it based on someone or something else is it religious was it created out of thin air at birth does it mean something to your heritage if you think about it your name may offten time define what you are supposed to be, what kind of person you are or what you will become but this is not always  Read More »

growing up in the burbs not alot of people really respect gay people, and in fact many people are scared of them. I want to know what you guys think?  Read More »

so i know that a lot of people on here are goingt to talk about the environment and politics and current issues and such but i believe that a persons social activity is just as important as all that other stuff. Im very excited for my senior prom this year and i cant wait to find out what the theme is. At my school the student body gets to vote on the theme.  Read More »

Black History Month: A time for African-American slave descendants to reflect, uplift the honorable triumphs attained by ancestors, and pay righteous homage to African-American ascendants whom fought hard for the freedoms in which African Americans are privileged today? Or is it?  Read More »

Socialization and Gender   Read More »