Youth Rights during the Pandemic – #16ToVote

Protesters during the summer. This was a group that protested in light of incident in Minneapolis, Minnesota after the George Floyd tragedy. Similar protests have also occurred this summer as a result of recent police shootings, including the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin. With more than half a year into the COVID-19 pandemic,Continue reading “Youth Rights during the Pandemic – #16ToVote”

Traveling and Speaking During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Me with the Kiwanis Club of Perry Township co-presidents Scott and Dale. I spoke at their meeting place on July 23rd about my walk across the U.S. for the Eliminate Project. The club meets every other Thursdays. Last month, I was able to speak at the Perry Township Kiwanis Club in south Indianapolis, Indiana. IContinue reading “Traveling and Speaking During the COVID-19 Pandemic”

Young Voices Protesting: #16ToVote

Black Lives Matter and police reform protesters marching in Baltimore, Maryland last week. Protests have intensified in Atlanta, Georgia after the death of Rayshard Brooks. (Photo by Kenneth K. Lam & the Baltimore Sun) Today marks the 22nd day since George Floyd lost his life. The event that sparked protests nationwide has led to threeContinue reading “Young Voices Protesting: #16ToVote”

Protest Amidst An Epidemic: #16ToVote

People protesting police brutality. It has been almost one week since the protests began, which has led to rioting and looting but also calls for reform. (Photo courtesy of Reuters) During the midst of the Coronavirus epidemic, calls for reforming the justice system continues throughout the U.S. Protests going on in many cities spanning theContinue reading “Protest Amidst An Epidemic: #16ToVote”

Quarantine Continues: Earth Day Live during the Outbreak. #16ToVote

It has been one month since I wrote the last blog post regarding the effects of the Coronavirus, or Covid-19. Since then, it seems the condition has worsened but at the same time it has also shown signs of improvement as people practice preventative measures to reduce being exposed to the virus. As people continueContinue reading “Quarantine Continues: Earth Day Live during the Outbreak. #16ToVote”

Defeat The Coronavirus with Information: #16ToVote

The Coronoavirus, also known as COVID-19, has been unavoidable on the news. But is it unavoidable as a disease? It depends on what you do and how you react. (Photo courtesy of Bethany Lutheran College) With the recent outbreak in Coronavirus, all facets of life have been impacted, if not brought to a complete standstill.Continue reading “Defeat The Coronavirus with Information: #16ToVote”

One Week Out : Day Eight of #16ToVote Early Campaigning

I guess you could say I was “framed” in this outline of a frame for one of the local downtown shops in Morgan City. Still in Morgan City today. I alternated between Berwick and Morgan City, heading back to Berwick in the earlier part of the day to see stuff I wasn’t able to seeContinue reading “One Week Out : Day Eight of #16ToVote Early Campaigning”

Early #16ToVote Campaigning: Day Seven

It’s been four days since I got off the train in New Orleans and almost three that I’ve been in Morgan City. Here’s the Long-Allen Bridge that connects Morgan City and Berwick together, high above the Atchafalaya River below it. Today was more or less a downtime day, like Thursday when I was in betweenContinue reading “Early #16ToVote Campaigning: Day Seven”

Day Six: #16ToVote Arrives in Morgan City, Louisiana

Me with two members of the East St. Mary’s Kiwanis Club of Morgan City. I was able to present to a crowd just as large as the one in New Orleans and have made good contacts here. I presented in Morgan City, Louisiana today, which is about 60 miles west of New Orleans. Very invitingContinue reading “Day Six: #16ToVote Arrives in Morgan City, Louisiana”

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