Author Archives: Shiloh Vasko

Stigma: Alive and Well – Sadie F. Dingfelder  With the stigma surrounding mental health it allows for people to diminish their illnesses without any recognition from their loved ones. The reason most of them do not get help is due … Continue reading →

0:01 – There’s a person, their knuckles placed firmly on a table. It looks like it’s a bathroom. We’re outside the door looking in, while the word “Listen” rests on the frame. Their elbows look tense, like they’re tightening them … Continue reading →

Mental Illness Stigma For my research essay I will be examining America’s stigma on mental illness compared to physical illness. It is counterintuitive that in this country mental illness is treated as if it isn’t as serious, in some cases … Continue reading →

Infinite Versus Equal P1. An infinite amount of one-dollar bills is equal to an infinite amount of one-hundred dollar bills. In today’s society, the human race has been made to believe that a small piece of paper with a number on it … Continue reading →

Homeless Housing P1. We don’t know much about homeless people, but what we do know is that we feel sympathy for them, wanting to help but not knowing how to. In order to help the homeless like we wish, we need … Continue reading →

Seizing Gear from the Homeless It seems counterintuitive that the “land of the free and the home of the brave” is becoming somewhat of an issue when it comes to serving or helping the homeless. It seems that homelessness has … Continue reading →

Infinite and Equal P1. An infinite amount of one-dollar bills is equal to an infinite amount of one-hundred dollar bills. As a society, as a world, we are made to believe that a small piece of paper with a number … Continue reading →