Veterans and the War at Home

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There are approximately 16.2 million veterans living in the United States. Each branch of the United States military has it’s own quirks, communication style and set of rules and regulations. This can make the transition from Active Duty to civilian … Continued

Christmas Chaos

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The Christmas season has always been a magical one for me. Between the snow, the candlelit church services, the Christmas music, and all of the festive lights it is easily my favorite time of year. However, I know that is … Continued

Fostering Foster Care

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Like numerous states throughout our nation, Alaska is facing a crisis within its foster care system. The number of children in need of a safe and stable home outweigh not only the amount of licensed foster homes but the social … Continued

One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

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Colorblindness as a subset of racial ideology purports that people choose to not see color, and by ignoring race, ignore racial issues that plague our system. As a whole, colorblindness as it stands is counterproductive. The ignorance that people of … Continued

Cheers to 30

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It has been awhile since I have truly thought about who I am becoming. I am almost finished with my 30th trip around the sun and it has been a turbulent year of self growth, reflection, and healing. I am … Continued