Even if you pull a ballot and blank it -- it gets recorded that there was not a candidate that you liked on the ballot. That's a much stronger statement then not voting at all -- which says you don't care.
The Power to Let.Live: A Call for Blood Donations Life is precious, and in our journey through it, we often realize the incredible power of human connection and compassion. The ethos of Let.Live revolves around the belief that every individual deserves the freedom and opportunity to […]
Is true justice possible when certain entities remain untouchable? Dive into the compelling argument for ending sovereign immunity and discover how it could reshape our society,
The least celebrated amendment carries a powerful message about consent culture.
Free healthcare from governmental and monopolistic clutches and watch it soar to its true potential.
The existence of such specialized spaces in our neighborhoods underscores the principles of Let.live: Consent Culture, Tolerance and Change
We've had movements against sugar, against pop music, against socks with sandals, and – hold onto your berets – even against quiche!
What's the difference between a cat and a sentence? A cat has claws at the end of its paws and a sentence has a pause at the end of its clause.
There is no cause that is not more effective when it is advocated for by compassionate people.
The world is abuzz following the explosive revelations made by retired Major David Grusch to Congress. Amid the sensational claims and controversial denials, a deeper issue emerges – the significance of protecting whistleblowers and our readiness to accept knowledge that may drastically alter our perception of the universe