I think we have Hillary to thank for this By Paul Katula • Jan 21, 2018 A huuuge hole has been discovered in our nation. Can women proudly step through it and achieve greatness regularly?
Women around the world march to the polls By Paul Katula • Jan 20, 2018 The Women's March took place in 100s of places across the US, as women took to the streets over several important issues.
European immigrants fail to assimilate to new country By Paul Katula • Jan 18, 2018 With immigration comes an increase in terrorism-related and sex crime, a student opines at an IL high school.
Suspended for a class video, student sues Dist. 155 By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2018 Free speech is the issue: Can a student post a video made during an AP Government class? Even if the mayor is speaking?
Asheville School marks 50 years of racial integration By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2018 Racial integration (& school desegregation) have a long history in the US; the #MeToo movement is just starting up by comparison.
Statue commemorating national anthem defaced By Paul Katula • Jan 15, 2018 Another statue of the national anthem has been defaced in Baltimore, with the words "racist anthem" spray painted nearby.
Trump denies vulgar comment, says he’s no racist By Paul Katula • Jan 15, 2018 We see in the president a failure to understand history of the US, and with that, reflect on history lessons in our schools.
King and Korea share an interesting closeness By Paul Katula • Jan 14, 2018 Martin Luther King's monument is close to the Korean War monument in Washington, but that's not all there is here.
Book review: Fire and Fury By Paul Katula • Jan 13, 2018 An attempt to stop the publication of a book that may be libelous won't fly with American readers or the Constitution.
Male success stereotypes undermine women’s interest By Press Release • Jan 13, 2018 Why are women underrepresented in certain fields, and why do they have less interest in certain careers? Society could be to blame.