Author: Leary, Teresa
Executive Completion: American Scandal Primer Part One
As I began research for this article, I couldn’t help but take a closer look at the last few scandals that rocked
Patriotism in a Divided America
We are the descendants of rebels. It does not matter if you were born on this soil or not, we all proudly remember the Fourth of July, 1776. Every year we recall the
Zero Tolerance Equals Zero Humanity
Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
Executive Completion: Trump’s Transgender Tweets
On the anniversary of the Executive Order that desegregated the Armed Forces,
our commander-in-chief, President Donald J. Trump, sent the following three tweets:
Forgotten Flint: Crises Unabated
As I began research on this article, I wondered what it would be like to go through what the citizens in Flint, Michigan have
SPECIAL: Open Letter to President Trump from Staff Writer Teresa Leary
Dear President Donald J. Trump,
When I began to think about what I’d write in this letter, I paused briefly. Although I am an honest, outspoken person
Executive Completion: The Civil Rights Crises of Standing Rock
In South Dakota, at Standing Rock, both public and private law enforcement agencies have been accused of brutalizing
Executive Completion: Social Media in Journalism A Double-Edged Sword
On Thursday Sept. 25th, 1690 the first newspaper was published in America. Printed and circulated in Boston, the paper was originally intended to
Executive Completion: Social Justice
In the household I grew up in feminism was as much a part of the daily routine as was breathing. Perceptions about equality were quite specific but
Executive Completion: the Lesser of Two Evils is Still Evil
“Democracy is two wolves and a lamb
voting on what to have for lunch.
Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!”
– Benjamin Franklin-