Jane Kenney

It's 2020 and if there's one industry that is thriving right now it is the CBD industry.

Racism is a touchy topic. It's a topic no one feels 'happy' discussing, because it's so deeply rooted in our history and yet, still so relevant today. I'll start off by saying that I understand why PoC are so heated and frustrated. Racism isn't finished here and we still have a long way to go. Yes, I am a white woman and I have many privileges in life, so no, I don't need to be reminded that I'm "privileged" because of my skin color. I get it—the prejudice and inequality for black people still exists.

With the recent announcement of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's impeachment proceedings into the Trump presidency, I was inspired to just jot down my thoughts. Rarely ever do I share politics online, because I've seen what people can do, and how they can treat *gasp* CONSERVATIVES! To be fair, I'm a registered independent, but I do lean more conservatively these days.

If you're anything like me, you dream about the day you can quit your day job and work from home for the rest of your life. Hold on for a second, though. Don't quit your day job just yet! I know, no one wants to hear that. But it doesn't happen overnight and it ain't easy. However, there are a couple tips and tricks to get you started! Whether you're a writer, a seller, or anything in between, these tips are a surefire way to help jumpstart a home-based working lifestyle.

The controversy has been ongoing for weeks now. We all know Colin Kaepernick, who is the face to the movement. He began kneeling during the National Anthem to protest racial inequality. There are tons of people all over the world who understand this movement and are okay with it. However, there are plenty more who take offense to this on behalf of the great nation we live in. Our freedoms are never-ending and people would go to the greatest lengths to be able to live in our country. The NFL Commissioner, Roger Goodell, has proposed that they will ALLOW kneeling during the National Anthem to persist.