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The Urgency of Life
Germany didn't change who I was. It gave me the space to remember.
Jul 1816 min read


“I Wish They Would Stop Forcing It Down Our Throats”
Photographed in a public parking structure, capturing a moment of affection and connection that represents something many people experience but not everyone is equally allowed to express openly. “I wish they would stop forcing it down our throats.” This phrase is often used when conversations about LGBTQ+ visibility appear in public spaces, media, schools, or everyday life. It is usually directed at moments of representation that some people perceive as excessive, whether tha
Sep 2, 20224 min read


“They Are Working” — Understanding the Culture of Service Animals
A service dog is more than an animal in public—it represents independence, accessibility, and the cultural responsibility to respect the systems that support people with disabilities.
Aug 24, 20223 min read


“You Never Shot a Gun?”
My first time shooting a firearm became more than learning a new skill—it became an exploration of how family, community, and culture shape the way we understand traditions and identity.
Jun 30, 202210 min read


Buy Local: How Everyday Purchases Shape a Community
A simple trade table inside my chiropractor’s office revealed something bigger: the Buy Local movement is not just about shopping—it’s about culture, community, and the relationships that connect people to the places they call home.
May 31, 20224 min read
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