Letters to the Next President
This letter challenges the future president to break down gender barriers, and to help women in their journey for equality.
Prisoners being released early from prison for violent or harmful offenses is a serious problem in our justice system, especially when many people ...
The next president of the United States needs to address our nation's flawed mental health system to help the mentally disabled get back on their f...
Roe v. Wade should be defended by whoever takes the Oval Office.
There's an automatic barrier that stands between political parties, and it ultimately hinders us from having the crucial conversations that matter ...
This letter addresses the issue of wealth inequality in America and how it affects many other problems that face our country. My belief is that the...
Closing down public healthcare centers, such as Planned Parenthood, is a disservice to millions of Americans.
A letter from a frustrated young woman demanding social and political equality for an entire gender that has been trampled on since the dawn of civ...
The next president has a crucial influence on the future of the Supreme Court, which significantly affects the functioning of our entire country. T...
Millions of Americans do not have access to healthcare, which is simply not acceptable. America should follow by example of every other Western ind...
It is finally time that the American government prioritize the safety and security of all individuals by reevaluating the 2nd Amendment and revisin...
Though we claim to be a progressive country especially in our treatment of women, we are one of the few countries in the world that does not mandat...
The word "feminism" has for generations possessed a negative connotation, commonly considered a term coined for radical, man-haters, who opt to "bu...
Climate Change is an increasingly prevalent issue, both within the US and globally. Without immediate action, global warming will wreak unchecked d...
There are human rights everyone is born with, yet many people live their lives without them because of the color of their skin. Everyone deserves t...
