Slavery By Another Name For a long time, people believed slavery had been vanished just after the Civil War and the passage of the Emancipation Proclamation Act. That such detrimental point of history in our nation was resolved to the benefit of society. “Slavery By Another Name”, based on the research of Douglas A. Blackmon introduces an inside story of persistent slave treatment and forced labor for nearly eighty years. A period of time that was repressive to African American...

Reformed Infrastructure In today’s global economy, there is no doubt that America is a major powerhouse. The nation’s metropolitan areas are the engines of the U.S. economy as they account to most of the nation’s gross domestic product. Major metropolis areas, like Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston, have become central economic hubs expanding to its surrounding regions for socio-economical purposes, measured by commuting patterns, thus making it possible for people to work in one city and...

Slavery by another name was written in the spring of 2015 for my Honors Seminar: Slavery & Human Trafficking. Reformed Infrastructure was written in the spring of 2016 for my American Government class.