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Memes, TikToks, Instagram posts, and the like are full of jokes and quote-on-quote relatable moments for people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. People who have been properly diagnosed or have […]
We are a year into a global pandemic. We are several years into a plague of disinformation. Close mindedness and the rapid spread of false information has been an issue […]
In a time where the term “fake news” has taken over, many find it confusing and difficult to get information from accurate and unbiased sources. This problem has only increased as it becomes more and more common for social media sites to become politically based, attracting input and opinions from every side.
If you’re living in 2020 and happen to own a smartphone, you’d have to be living under a rock to not recognize the name “Instagram,” a social media app launched in 2010. When it was originally founded, Instagram quickly rose in popularity, surpassing other previous applications like Facebook and Myspace.
As a country, we’ve had a rocky start to 2020.
There are many different ways to identify something as an abject failure. For example, the past week has given us two separate documentaries itemizing the woes of the now-infamous and […]
Standing up to Harvard — an online effort to take action against Harvard’s policy banning same-sex organizations — flooded social media feeds this week. As a member of the Delta […]
Social media has taken over the world. People were once fairly private with more serious matters, only talking about them in person with close family or friends. Nowadays, social media […]
I didn’t take to the Federalist Papers right away when I started to become interested in politics, public policy and law. I’m willing to bet most others don’t do that […]
A child of the ‘60s, Elizabeth Brandt, a University of Idaho professor of law, said she knows how deeply social movements can impact young lives. However, the way social movements […]