By: Nicole Capo
Think you know your parent or spouse or child well enough to recognize them no matter what situation they find themselves in? What if they were homeless? Odds are, you wouldn’t.
A social experiment put forward by New York City Rescue Mission found some unsettling truths: Namely, that homeless people are totally invisible to the people... Read More
By: Lauren Saccone
People don’t take kindly to being spied on. Even if it’s in the name of national security, unseen observers don’t sit well with most of the American public. Those who take their paranoia seriously generally worry that their private lives are being infiltrated through phone lines or the Internet. And for the last few years in Florida Big... Read More
By: Lauren Saccone
Even with years of debates, rallies, demonstrations, and legislation, abortion remains one of the most controversial and contentious issues in America. The question of a woman’s right to choose is virtually guaranteed to polarize people, with each argument more vehement than the last. But a new study could cast this intense debate in a... Read More
By: Nicole Capo
You find yourself incensed by the events in Ferguson, Missouri. You’re angry about Trayvon Martin, and indignant that People magazine would fire an editor just because she’s an African American.
Who do you turn to to talk about it?
If you’re Caucasian, then odds are you’re talking to other white people about black issues, according to... Read More