NROP: Evictions – a Moral Quandary.

Sometimes it is not easy to reconcile our morals with logic.

NROP: A Trip to the Movies.

The pandemic has finally affected some of the richest people and they are NOT happy.

NROP: Fighting hate with hate.

Love thy neighbor. ... Unless he is against you.

NROP: The Death of Art.

People say we are free. But in a world where artists have to rethink their work seven times over so as not to be cancelled, I am not that sure.

NROP: Humanity in Times of Presidential Elections.

Presidents come and go but the people around us will still be there tomorrow.

NROP: Then – Fly me to the Moon. Now – Fly me to Nowhere.

When I step somewhere I have not been to before, it feels like my lungs expand more than they normally would. My breath is so much deeper. With that inhale, excitement fills my bloodstream.

NROP: Racial segregation – a thing of the past or the future?

Thankfully, that is now changed and you can see people of all races sitting next to one another in random parts of the bus. We are all one-big-happy-family. Right? Wrong!

NROP: Lady in Red.

My grandfather died when I was 10 years old. It was expected of me to wear black as a sign of mourning whenever I could, which meant acquiring new wardrobe pieces that were more black than any other color. Now, I wonder if that was what triggered my liking of black clothing. The second part...

NROP: Beirut Explosion – How Lack of Responsibility Blew Up In People’s Faces.

Have you ever heard someone say: "That is not my job" and then walk away? I know I have. (...) Saying something is not for you to take care of is like Pilate washing his hands and declaring he had nothing to do with the decision to crucify Jesus.

NROP: Goya – Cancel Culture Continued.

Goya, the company, and not the painter or the fruit that is being "canceled." (...) "There are those that are born to love and to build, and others to hate and destroy."