Nintendo CSR 2016: A Critical Evaluation

Introduction With the introduction of a new video game console in 2017, the Nintendo Switch, will Nintendo continue to maintain their sustainability quest? While competitors Sony and Microsoft love to throw around how much power their video game consoles can push for a relative affordable price, Nintendo has took a different turn with the Nintendo … Read more

The Rise of Corporate Social Responsibility (Adidas)

Executive Summary The Adidas Group is one of the largest sporting goods companies in the world and a leader in sustainability, consistently ranking in the ‘Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World.’ Despite this, the company has faced significant challenges, particularly regarding labor practices in its supplier factories in China and environmental issues raised … Read more

Should Sports be Consumed by Politics?

Politics have had a growing position in sports, since Jackie Robinson first stepped foot onto a professional baseball field. The constant debate of whether politics should take place in sports torments family dinners every night. The day Colin Kaepernick sat during the national anthem (which progressed into kneeling) marked a turning point in this discussion, … Read more

Media coverage of taking the knee

On September 25, 2017,  the Monday morning quarterbacking wasn’t about who won the NFL games but instead, who knelt down during the national anthem. This story was reported in all three of my chosen news outlets. The reporting of this story is a typical example of how each view political issues. Buzzfeed used visual literacy … Read more

When Colin Kaepernick took the knee

Imagine getting fired from your job and having your livelihood taken away. Imagine facing ridicule based on your justified belief that your country does not care about providing equity in the eyes of the law and government for people of color. Imagine living in Colin Kaepernick’s shoes; an incredibly talented NFL quarterback who took a … Read more

Explore Race & Ethnicity in America: Colin Kaepernick & Donald Glover Shine a Light

This… is America Race and ethnicity are undeniable aspects of life that have had an effect on  people in America since before the creation of the United States. Throughout history, race and ethnicity have been cause for repeated controversies, leading to seemingly more intense violence today in the 21st century.  Ideals of hatred regarding one’s … Read more

Resolving America’s Debate on Kneeling During National Anthem

America’s National Anthem Dilemma America has always been a haven for freedom of speech, refuge for those under religion persecution, and a relatively diverse country. With these characteristics of America, people have always been able to express their right to protest in America. While protesting has been used numerous times throughout our history, it has … Read more

Race & Discrimination in Professional Sports: Risks & Repercussions in the 21st Century

As the years go by, our nation’s relations between a plethora of races continues to improve. Even as these relations improve, there are still some groups of people that continue to discriminate based on racial differences. Sometimes, this discrimination is done unintentionally just because it is something that hasn’t changed in society over many years. … Read more

Continuing Relevance of the Cold War in Modern International Relations

Cold war and international relations are two subjects that couldn’t be divided. Nowadays, by the political development of international relations, there are few questions asked that ‘does the Cold War continue till today?’ On the face of it, the aforesaid question seems too easy, but society is divided into two parts by their opinion. By … Read more

Post Cold War World Order:

1. Howard Jones’ book Crucible of Power: A History of American Foreign Relations from 1945. Howard Jones in chapters 7-10 of his book Crucible of Power: A History of Foreign Relations from 1945, considers the change in foreign policy from Jimmy Carter to the policy of containment by Ronald Reagan and the missionary diplomacy of … Read more

The Cold War and the formal dissolution of the Soviet Union

The formal dissolution of the Soviet Union occurred on December 26, 1991. It signaled an end to the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States. ‘In December of 1991, as the world watched in amazement, the Soviet Union disintegrated into fifteen separate countries. ‘Its collapse was hailed by the west as a … Read more