Jennifer Nuñez, a current farm student at Maharishi International University in Iowa, has always had a passion for farming that can be traced back to her childhood memories. Her grandfather had livestock on his land, and she remembers enjoying fresh goat cheese and milk. It was not until years later, however, that she realized that… Continue reading Gardening Reconnection
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Economy of Death
Capitalism and neoliberalism are economic systems that prioritize free market competition and the pursuit of profit. While both systems have been successful in driving economic growth and innovation, there is growing concern about the negative impacts that they can have on society. In particular, capitalism and neoliberalism have been criticized for promoting cultural isolation, classism,… Continue reading Economy of Death
From Slave Catching To Law Enforcement
The roots of the police force in the United States can be traced back to slave patrols, which were formed in the early 18th century to help enforce slavery and maintain the social order in the Southern states. These patrols were responsible for tracking down and capturing runaway slaves, as well as suppressing slave revolts… Continue reading From Slave Catching To Law Enforcement
Strong Bonds Lead To Change
Two community organizations in Las Vegas, Nevada, are working to improve the lives of underrepresented communities on the East Side and promote environmental sustainability. The Fifth Sun Project and The Solidarity Fridge are separate organizations that are focused on these issues in the East Side community. The Fifth Sun Project was founded by a group… Continue reading Strong Bonds Lead To Change
KVIG Informative 