Tolerance of intolerance, promotes tolerance
Brandon Meri Mesa Legend Recently there have been a lot of movement for equality and fairness in the work environment, and in our society as a whole. And overall there … Read More
Brandon Meri Mesa Legend Recently there have been a lot of movement for equality and fairness in the work environment, and in our society as a whole. And overall there … Read More
Andrew Sandoval Mesa Legend Quality of life matters more than quantity The fast-paced nature of modern society means that one gets little time, if any to consider how life might end … Read More
Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend By the time this edition is released, March, designated women’s history month, will already be over and gone. For many women, however, the struggle against misogyny and … Read More
Andrew Sandoval Mesa Legend Emotion is a critical part of the human experience. Yet something muffles your voice, restrains you, halting you from asking out that person you’ve been admiring … Read More
Let go of past-due friendships The end of a friendship can be much more difficult to decipher than the end of a relationship. It occurs when the inside jokes stop being … Read More
Adam Dangerfield Mesa Legend I was watching a national news show last night and they played a portion of a remarkable video featuring Abbeville LA Police Captain Clay Higgins addressing … Read More
There is little focus on empathy in America. Mostly, there is importance on understanding yourself, bettering yourself, and creating your own perfect life. So, why should anyone be surprised that … Read More
Life is a serious affair, and must be approached as the precious thing that it is. Appreciating one’s life also means enjoying it; especially important in one’s youth, pursuing activities that … Read More
Keith Whittemore Mesa Legend Private flights, constant TV appearances, throngs of adoring fans — there’s no better time, perhaps, than the present to be the president. But all the hullabaloo surrounding … Read More
“You can’t judge a book by its cover.” Meaning, don’t presume you know what something or someone is all about based on what you see. Possibly a warning meant to … Read More