“History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.”
Maya Angelou
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“Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.”
Louis Pasteur
Articles on Science & History
Understanding the world around us and how it functions, and what happened in the past, is key to understanding each other and to moving forward in building a better world.
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Climate Crisis Songs, Pt. 4: ‘All Eyes On Me’
Celebrate Earth Day with the 4th part of my climate crisis song series: ‘All Eyes on Me’ by Bo Burnham from his ‘Inside’ Netflix special!
CSN Planetarium ‘Dark Side of the Moon Show’: A Paradox of Sound, Visuals, and Story
The Dale Etheridge CSN Planetarium recently held its first spring semester show: Pink Floyd’s album ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ paired with stunning visuals of space.
Nevadans for Palestinian Liberation: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of a Free Palestine
Founded in 2018, Nevadans for Palestinian Liberation (NPL) fights for a free Palestine and educates people about Palestine and its history.
Ceasefire Now.
It has been horrifying to watch the events unfold in Gaza. A ceasefire must be called to save the lives of innocent Palestinian children and civilians.
Celebrating Filipino-American History Month
Filipino-American History Month isn’t the first event that comes to mind when thinking of October. I didn’t even know about FAHM, and I’m half Filipino!
Clark County Celebrates Desert Tortoise Week
It’s Desert Tortoise Week! Read about how to honor this important keystone species for wildlife conservation and start exploring the Mojave Desert.
No Labor Day and The Labor Movement: Past and Present
This Labor Day, dubbed ‘No Labor Day,’ let’s discuss past & present labor movements, & highlight ongoing strikes and unionization efforts nationwide.
Ron DeSantis’s Bigoted Book Bans
Book bans are never a sign of a healthy society. So Florida Governor Ron DeSantis limiting students’ access to certain books is concerning.
Ron DeSantis and His “War on Woke”
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has disturbed the nation with several alarming new bills he’s implemented in Florida to fight the “War on Woke.”
Climate Crisis Songs, Pt. 3: ‘That Funny Feeling’
In part three of my climate crisis song series, we’ll dissect the song, ‘That Funny Feeling’ by Bo Burnham, and the related themes of rising sea levels, existentialism, & desensitization.
Climate Crisis Songs, Pt. 2: ‘Split’
Continuing my climate crisis songs series, I discuss ‘Split’ by 88rising & NIKI, and extreme weather fluctuations from the climate crisis.
Climate Crisis Songs, Pt. 1: ‘Feels Like Summer’
For Earth Month, I wanted to write about references to the climate crisis in music. We begin with ‘Feels Like Summer’ by Childish Gambino.
The Mob Museum Shines Light on the History of Organized Crime and Present-day Criminal Justice
The Mob Museum shares the history of organized crime and its impact on American society while discussing criminal justice in today’s world. Read more in Kiara’s latest article!
Juneteenth: The Importance and History of Our Freedom
Today is Juneteenth, the day enslaved people in Texas learned they were free. Click to read more the related history and how to celebrate!
The Smith Center of Performing Arts and the Importance of Theater
For World Theater Day, Kiara interviewed an employee of the Smith Center. Read more about the performing arts center and the importance of theater!
Women’s History Month
Throughout March, we celebrate Women’s History Month and pay homage to the many contributions of strong and powerful women. Read more about this celebration, some local history, and more!
Black History Month: A Piece Of Power
In honor of Black History Month, Kiara wrote about the holiday’s history, as well as perspectives from her grandma and local Black-owned business, Paws Off The Table!
Radio: Obsolete or Still Thriving?
In the era of digital media, radio thrives even as newer generations alter listening trends. Read more to learn how radio manages this!
Smudging and the Related Native American History
Smudging sage is a spiritual practice used by many indigenous cultures, and has become a popular trend among non-natives exploring spirituality, resulting in misuse. Read more to get insight into the practice and the related history of Native Americans.
NVCADP: Repealing the Death Penalty
Back in July, we covered NVCADP’s efforts to repeal the death penalty here in NV. Since then, they have continued their work here in the state with that mission, and have incorporated new ways of reaching out to people about the issue, including both art and community organizing. Read more to learn about the things they’ve been doing since July!