This piece explores internal struggles within oneself brought on by a social and cultural stigma against asking for help. Despite a nationwide progressive movement towards vulnerability, realistic modern life still requires for one to hide insecurities, fears, and needs under a mask of curated confidence. Yet, relearning the lost art of vulnerability is the key to resilience and honesty- to be truly vulnerable is to be truly human. 

This piece explores the abuse hidden deep within the food industry. Beginning with the rise of fast food, the seemingly syncretic nature of American cuisine harbors deep secrets that rely on economic control, the exploitation of the poor and underserved, and a shocking lack of government regulation. Thus begs the question- Who are you eating?