Une forme de tension permanente
La France à laquelle je reviens aujourd’hui me paraît différente. Je sais que le temps passe et que les sociétés évoluent, mais le contraste me frappe : une France plus bureaucratique, plus bruyante, plus pressée. Une France où l’on ressent une forme de tension permanente, dans les institutions, dans la rue, parfois même dans le ton des conversations..
Fentanyl overdose risk in Utah
In my research, I gathered experts in harm reduction and recovery services to learn more about what they deal with daily and to determine if the increase in fentanyl supplies along I-15 also increased overdose rates in Utah. In interviews and focus groups, the participating providers expressed their thoughts, feelings, and concerns regarding the current wave of the fentanyl epidemic. I was moved to tears by some of the stories they shared during the meetings I moderated.
The Third Estate of American Democracy
This analysis is intended as a thought-provoking call to reasoned discourse amidst the clamor of contemporary American politics. Examining the parallels between the plight of the Third Estate in 18th-century France and the growing inequality in modern America encourages readers of all backgrounds to examine our society's current state1 critically. Just as a public health approach seeks to prevent disease and promote well-being, this analysis attempts to diagnose the systemic ills plaguing our nation and offer potential remedies before they escalate into social unrest by drawing a direct line from pre-revolutionary France to modern America, exploring how inequality and indifference persist across centuries.