Here are three blogs I've kept up with that, if you're looking for some good reading and information, are perfect!
Park 51
This blog is one that I feel is informative on both sides of the Mosque issue, eloquently written, and fascinating. This issue has fallen out of the top spots in the news, and this blog keeps me updated with what is occurring. The information provided by this blog is reliable and supplies a plethora of links that bring readers even more up to date news.
What the Frack?
What the Frack explains a not very well known issue happening in America today, oil drilling in the Midwest. This blog is enlightening and brings a lot of interesting and controversial environmental issues to the forefront. I really enjoyed reading this blog and becoming more aware of this issue. Additionally, I like the “Midwestern Gas Tunes” Houston put in his blog!
Digging for Trouble
Another environmental blog relating to oil drilling, Digging for Trouble talks about the offshore drilling debate in the United States. I really enjoyed reading it, as it kept me updated with the issue and enlightened me on the subject. I realized just how dangerous, necessary, and dependent our country is on offshore drilling.
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About Me
- Elaine
- From the foundation of our nation, Americans have identified our nation as one in which “all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Yet, throughout the past and currently, there have been societal attitudes, actions, and laws that oppose this fundamental ideal completely. I created this blog to speak of this American hypocrisy, specifically dealing with rights of homosexuals. Both our current and past society have alienated homosexuals, depriving them of their “unalienable Rights” based on their sexual orientation. More often than not, people are judged and treated unequally due to their sexuality and are not viewed by their content of character. Unfortunately, this is the reality of the America we live in, yet through activism, discussion, and education, hopefully the future of our society will truly allow parity among all people.
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