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January 3, 2024

The Anti-Resolution Blog

As we approach the New Year, it can be tempting to make resolutions for your business – like increasing sales, updating your digital presence, or trying something new. But hey, have you ever thought about making anti-resolutions? Instead of just focusing on what you should do, consider what you shouldn’t do in 2024. Anti-resolutions are […]
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August 3, 2022

This Week in Media

Every once in a while, we like to take a look at the events shaping our state and nation—mostly so we can be depressed and validate our fourth glass of wine in the evening. This week, we have another attack on women’s rights, expanded rights for LGBTQIA+ people, the drone strike on al-Zawahiri, and Pelosi’s […]
Week in Media: The Human Rights Edition
July 1, 2022

Week in Media: The Human Rights Edition

What a week in media we’ve had. SCOTUS has single handedly (six hands) rolled back the Clean Air Act, Indigenous sovereignty, a woman’s right to choose (which also affects ANYONE with a uterus regardless of how they identify), slashed Americans’ constitutional right to effective counsel by eviscerating the life-saving accountability mechanism that allows people to […]
Bob Saget with Full House cast behind text that reads "Thank You Bob"
January 14, 2022

Thank you, Bob

2022, you’re kind of being a d*ck. Seriously?! Bob Saget? Many of us grew up on TGIF (Thank Goodness its Friday) with Family Matters, Full House, Step Up and more. Bob Saget was a staple in our childhood homes. It was good, wholesome television and it always ended with a lesson and usually a hug.  […]

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