By SansSensibility Follow San Sensibility on Twitter@sanssensibility Many Arizonans are outraged at what has been perceived as an attack on our American right to vote. Tuesday hundreds of thousands of people went to do their civic duty and vote for their nominee in the primary election. It seems this was news to the polling stations. … Read moreA RIGGED SYSTEM? ARIZONA DEMANDS ANSWERS
Written By SansSensibility Follow Sans Sensibility on Twitter @sanssensibility In a recent interview Joe Biden said he if he had run for president he would have chosen Elizabeth Warren as his running mate. Since then speculation has run wild wondering why he keeps mentioning running for president in recent interviews. Many have seen the recent odd … Read moreJustice Bought and Paid For
Written by SansSensibility Follow Sans Sensibility on Twitter @sanssensibility A 15-year-old boy believes he has discovered a forgotten Mayan city using satellite photos and Mayan astronomy. William Gadoury, from Quebec, came up with the theory that the Maya civilization chose the location of its towns and cities according to its star constellations. He found Mayan cities … Read more15 Year Old Boy Discovers Lost Ancient Mayan City
ZombieTV only on Grafik Culture Network Sn1 Ep2 “May Day – May Day” NOTE : offensive visual and audio content…. Not for the faint of heart Grafik Culture Network presents a talk show to take back media broadcast with real people discussing real issues on a platform built by the people for the people. Today … Read moreZombieTV Sn1 Ep2 “May Day – May Day”
Written By Healthy Hot Bod Shape Scale Two things I love are technology and fitness. In this product I’ve found both! Now I know this looks very similar to the regular old scale you already have in your bathroom (and cry at every morning), but it’s not. This sleek and sexy version of a … Read moreShape Scale
written by Shara Love As I sit here on my couch on a late evening thinking back to a conversation I had with a friend the other day about the belief in God when it comes to many matters political, I ultimately wonder to myself – just how important is it whether God exists or … Read moreJust How Important is it Whether God Exists or Not when discussing anything Political?
written by Graham Rucker My Question of the day In almost every religion and in all the main stream or major religions the man is the head, in the forefront or when described in the hierarchy the man is first. When looking at the Holy Bible, Koran, Torah and even in the Hindu texts the … Read moreShe Creates Life and He Helps
Written by SansSensibility Artist of the Month VERSUS THE OCTOPUS Verses the Octopus is an indie electronic rock band, started back in 2010 by Robirt Soto. This project has been the perfect outlet for Rob Soto (Vocals, Guitar, Bass), Peter Cruz (Guitar, Synth) and Robyn Soto (Back-up Vocals, Synth/Drum machine). “The unique tastes, talents, and … Read moreArtist of the Month: Verses the Octopus
Written By SansSensibility One of the best things about summer is the over-the-top, mega-blockbusters that we’ve been waiting since Christmas to see. The following is a line-up of the movies I’ve been waiting for with trailer links where you can also purchase tickets (through Fandango.com) because a) you know I’m right, and b) you know I … Read moreSummer Movie List 2016
written by Aliyah Hurt One place you don’t want to feel uncomfortable in is the bathroom. Although that sentence could have several different meanings, I’ll be speaking on why it’s important for there to be acceptance of gender neutral restrooms. The purpose of gender neutral spaces are to provide individuals who do not necessarily fit … Read moreThere’s a Reason They’re Called “Public Restrooms”
Written by Shara Love This article was inspired by an interview in the opinion pages from the The New York Times given by George Yancy to University of California, Berkeley’s Maxine Elliot Professor, Judith Butler, in the department of comparative literature and the program of critical theory. The main questions being addressed by Yancy … Read morePerceptions of Threat
Jackson Whitehead April 15, 2016 Attawapiskat a First Nation’s community of about 2,000 people has been shook by a suicide epidemic. Since March 2015, 39 people have attempted to end their lives. This number does not include a suicide pact among 13 youth, including a nine-year-old girl, that was stopped on Tuesday. A mental health … Read moreAttawapiskat’s State of Emergency