With so many male coworkers in shock at how a majority of voting Americans decided to stifle women’s rights (among many other things).
I’ve never felt more supported and recognized as a woman than I do now. I’m half-American, so maybe thirty coworkers stopped by my office the day after the election to check on me.
7. “As a Welshman who was raised in Australia, I have lived in a number of Western nations. I built enterprises, got married, and made lasting friends throughout my almost ten years in the US (Hawaii and Ohio).
I adore the United States and its people, who are very kind, friendly, and open. But when I was there, I saw a country that was becoming more and more polarized and irate, with many people fighting simply to survive.
Healthcare prices are debilitating, public infrastructure is collapsing, and many individuals work several jobs—not to prosper, but to survive.
Most people believe that even something as basic as taking time off is a luxury they cannot afford. “While Americans take pride in their liberties.
