Paul Cezanne : Father of Modern Art
On June 16, 2023 by msdarcyonlinePaul Cezanne: Father of Modernism In his incredibly creative lifetime, Paul Cezanne produced around nine-hundred paintings and four-hundred watercolors. He was such a studied and careful painter, that it would sometimes take him up to one-hundred sessions to finish one single painting. Due to their unusual spatial layout and perspective, his paintings seemed to be
The Media and the Northern White Rhino
On October 6, 2022 by msdarcyonlineOur feelings about the environment are affected by past experiences, culture, and daily events; however, the media has great power to influence peoples’ perceptions of what is happening to the environment. This is because the media can increase the public’s awareness of any given environmental issue by exposing and communicating them. Journalists have the power
A History of Supressing Women’s Speech
On September 2, 2020 by msdarcyonlineThe pursuit of censorship has often one of silenced women. Since the 2016 election, people have been saying to Hillary Clinton that she should go away, that she should be silent. Even people from the left, and from the Democratic party were saying this. Fortunately, Hillary Clinton has not been silent, and in an interview
Business Organizations as Agents for Positive Change
On February 7, 2018 by msdarcyonlineTwenty million people in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria are facing starvation and famine. The majority of the world’s hungry live in conflict zones, and the world has not seen so much human suffering since WWII. The conflict in Syria is on its seventh year, the civil war in Sudan on its fifth, and
Extreme Poverty in America Affects Civil Rights
On December 6, 2017 by msdarcyonlineIf people cannot meet basic needs, have healthcare, and put food on the table how can they take part in politics, go and vote, or engage in the pursuit of happiness? Forty-one million Americans live in poverty according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The growing inequality and changes in domestic policies have an impact on
‘Gun Control: A Matter of Public Safety.’
On October 4, 2017 by msdarcyonlineAfter the tragic mass shooting in Las Vegas, the debate over gun control needs to be reopened by Congress. More restrictions of firearms of any kind must be enacted, and a constitutional amendment is needed if all states of the union cannot regulate firearms more effectively. America’s gun control laws are some of the loosest
The Preservation of our Nation
On September 15, 2017 by msdarcyonlineClimate change, nuclear war, biological warfare, and whether or not the U.S. wants to lead this world, are current issues that come to mind when I think about the preservation of our nation. Having lost the election to Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton has put our country into a delicate position. President Trump at the
Letter to Mr Trump, ‘Make Peace not War.’
On September 5, 2017 by msdarcyonlineMr President, It could be a tremendous success for you and your administration if you engaged in talks with North Korea. I urge you to change your alarmingly hostile rhetoric and to use diplomacy to try and solve the grave threat of nuclear war that our country and the world could be facing. Read moreSurvey:
‘Preserve, Protect and Defend the Constitution.’
On August 16, 2017 by msdarcyonlinePresident Trump is not fulfilling his oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. His latest statements prove this, and show his lack of moral leadership for our country. It is time that the “stooges” who surround the President invoke the 25th amendment. Every day that Trump is in office, our country is in grave
‘Trump Administration Weakening Science in America.’
On July 25, 2017 by msdarcyonlinePresident Trump said that Global Warming was a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese government. He once tweeted, “The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive.” The Trump administration’s huge cuts to research funding, attempts to stifle the free-flow of information from scientists to the
Universal Health Care in the U.S.: A Right not a Privilege
On June 28, 2017 by msdarcyonlineUniversal Health Care is a right and not a privilege, say many Americans, so why don’t we have it? There are many countries in the world with Universal Health Care: Austria, Belarus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy,Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, the Netherlands, Norway,Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom. I, myself have lived in European
‘There is no “Glass Ceiling.”‘
On June 12, 2017 by msdarcyonlineMs Darcy Says, food for thought: The so-called “glass ceiling” doesn’t exist. This term is used because it is more comfortable than having to point to men. By using this term, a person is not pointing the finger at anyone because ¨glass ceiling¨ does not embody anyone. It takes the attention away from who really is in power; and that is
‘Food for Thought.’
On May 30, 2017 by msdarcyonlineAre all journalists interested in finding out the truth, or are they more interested in finding facts that will back up what they already know? Why aren’t the Republicans showing more opposition to President Trump and his possible collusion with the Russians, or his firing of FBI Director Comey and Jared Kushner’s Russia links ? Why are
Survey: ‘Who Should be the Next President of the United States?’
On May 25, 2017 by msdarcyonlineTake My Survey: ‘Who Should Be the Next President of the United States?’ Michelle Obama Read more’Food for Thought.’Melinda Gates Maria Shriver Read more’There is no “Glass Ceiling.”‘Sally Yates Kamala Harris Oprah Winfrey Caroline Kennedy Kirsten Gillibrand Elizabeth Warren There is no shortage of good candidates, so these names are just a few. What do