Awkwardly Introverted

Immigration has always been a hot topic, but there’s a deep irony in the way some people vehemently oppose it—especially in a country that was built on migration, displacement, and colonization. The phrase  “Go back to where you came from”  holds little weight when you consider that, unless you're Indigenous, your ancestors came from somewhere else too. A Land That Was Never Empty Before European settlers arrived, millions of Indigenous people thrived across North America with their own cultures, governments, and societies. Colonization didn’t just bring new people; it led to mass displacement, violence, and systemic erasure of Native populations. Yet, centuries later, some descendants of those very settlers claim ownership of the land and argue against immigration as if they were the first ones here. The Hypocrisy of Borders Borders, as we know them today, didn’t always exist. People moved freely across lands, long before lines were drawn on maps. The U.S. itself has a long h...

How does a man like Trump still manage to stay in the political spotlight, let alone in serious contention for the presidency? This convicted criminal, this loud-mouthed, tan-orange 🍊 fool, who constantly spews nonsense, has been allowed to remain unchecked for far too long. The white privilege is loud and clear. If this were Obama, this entire scenario would’ve never happened. Republicans, the Supreme Court, and the media would’ve thrown the book at him, scrutinizing every word and action. But Trump? He gets a pass. Where’s the outrage coverage about his constant outbursts? His slurred speech? And the fact that Trump doesn’t even know who he’s running against anymore? Biden officially dropped out of the race, and yet Trump is up here on Hannity’s town hall, rambling on about Biden when Harris is his actual opponent! And what do we get from the media? Silence. The media dragged Biden through the mud for his age, questioning whether he’s fit for the White House. But Trump, who can’t ...