The Readership
Writing essays for class is fine, but The Readership is where the real conversations happen. Once a week, I send out a curated mix of sharp hot takes, campus insights, and deep dives on issues actually shaping our generation. Consider it your 5-minute weekly break to think deeper, question assumptions, or just steal a good point for your next debate.
Not So Universal: America’s Healthcare Crisis
Currently, about 78 countries have universal healthcare, but the United States isn’t one of them (Oyster). For a country known for leading the world in medicine, technology, and economics, this is shocking. Join me as we explore the reasons why universal health coverage hasn’t been adopted in the United States and what can be done to change this.