July 5th Reflections: Carrying the Torch of Revolution Every Day As the fireworks fade and the echoes of Independence Day celebrations quiet, it’s essential to remember that the spirit of July 4th isn’t confined to just one day a year. The American Revolution, commemorated with much […]
Juneteenth: Reflecting on Our Past to Shape a More Just Future Every year on June 19th, communities across the United States celebrate Juneteenth, a day that marks a pivotal moment in American history—the emancipation of the last remaining enslaved African Americans in the Confederacy. Growing up […]
In Defense of Identity Politics: How the Battle for Gay Rights Upholds Everyone’s Rights In contemporary discourse, identity politics often receives a polarized reception, with critics arguing it divides more than it unites. However, at Let.Live, we view identity politics, especially as seen through movements like […]
Challenging the 2024 Presidential Candidates to the “Regular Person Olympics” As the 2024 Presidential race heats up with prominent figures like Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Chase Oliver, and Bobby Kennedy vying for the nation’s highest office, there’s a growing conversation about the disconnect between political leaders […]
This thought experiment is not anti-male; it is a call to awareness. It asks society to recognize and address the exhaustive measures women take to navigate their lives safely.
May 4th isn't just the Star Wars day. It's also the remembrance day of Kent State.
Advocates for smaller government need to find a way to show that government isn't needed to feed the hungry, provide shelter for the homeless or educate the young.
Some people will do anything to acquire currency, including telling you that something is real when it isn't. The currency of social media is viewers.
"Advocates for minimal government intervention and personal freedom should, therefore, view the case not through the narrow lens of the abortion debate but as a critical issue of healthcare access and personal liberty."
Former President Jimmy Carter departs after attending the funeral service for his wife, Rosalynn Carter, at Maranatha Baptist Church, in Plains, Ga., Nov. 29, 2023. AP Photo/John Bazemore
Embracing Compassion and Choice: The Let.Live Philosophy and the Death with Dignity Movement In the journey of life, the manner of its closing chapters holds profound significance. The Death with Dignity movement, advocating for the right to choose a dignified and peaceful end to one’s life […]