Teachers often have a thankless job. Classrooms can be overcrowded, they aren’t highly paid, and classroom safety issues plague schools all over the country [among other problems]. In fact, according […]
Author Archives: Scott
Posted inEducation
The Teacher Shortage in Texas (What You Need to Know)
By Scott Blair There’s an argument over whether there’s a teacher shortage or not in Texas. However, if you dig deeper into the numbers, evidence points to yes, there is. […]
Posted inThis Week
ADHD & the Black Community
Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects 17 million Americans of all ages, races, and gender. Many think it’s strictly a problem for kids and young adults, but it affects adults too. […]
Posted inThis Week
Domestic Violence in Texas
By Scott Blair Domestic violence is defined as the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and/or other abusive behavior as part of a systematic pattern of power and control […]
Posted inFinance
Period Poverty (US & Texas)
Scott Blair discusses poverty, its impact on periods and how the problem trickles into crucial areas of a persons life.
Posted inHealth
Diabetes I: the Black Community, Diet and Accessibility to Food
A look at the issue of Type I Diabetes in the Black community, our increased risk, and what can be done to minimize risk to the condition.
Posted inHealth
10 Ways Living in the Present Can Make You Healthier & Happier
By Scott Blair We all deal with stress and anxiety, although some deal with it more than others. In today’s world of COVID, skyrocketing gas and food prices, inflation and […]
Posted inSports
Mike Grier Hired as First Black NHL GMÂ
On July 5, 2022, two days before the NHL Entry Draft, the San Jose Sharks made a move that was a long time coming. They hired Mike Grier as the […]
Posted inSports
Locker Token and the Future of Sports
The sports world is constantly changing and nowadays, it changes faster than ever. With scientific advancement and better nutritional knowledge, sports have progressed more in the last 10 years than […]
Posted inHomepage
Father’s Day
Father’s Day started in America on June 19, 1910, in the state of Washington. But it wasn’t until 1972 that it was officially recognized as a holiday. Mother’s Day became […]