As many Americans quickly found themselves out of a job during the Coronavirus lockdowns, some of them joined America's dynamic gig economy to fill in the financial gaps in their lives. He are one man's reflections on working as a food delivery driver.
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Seventy-six years ago American and Allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy in order to turn the tide of World War 2. The invasion succeeded but it came at a cost. Today we briefly remember those fell on that day and what their sacrifice means for us still to this day.
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When Americans first saw the video of the unjust killing of George Floyd, it had the potential to be an impetus to make long-overdue changes in law enforcement practices. Instead it became yet another spark which ignited a powder keg of pre-existing ideologies and other social pathologies.
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Since World War 2 our country has been fond of using the term "A War on..." to describe a concerted national effort to fix some intractable problem. Our nation's efforts to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic has also been described as a war, but are we really fighting it like one?
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The panic over the Coronavirus brought the world to a standstill. As we are slow emerging from the lockdowns, now is the perfect time to ask, "What did we really accomplish?"
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Netflix's newest documentary vividly highlights incidences of dysfunction in our nation's criminal justice system. However, while exposés like this move people to demand "systemic" changes, they generally don't work because they are asking the law to fix what is really a moral problem.
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