How Future Generations Carry Past Violence
Genocides continue to be overlooked but are constant even in 2025. Understanding the intergenerational echoes of trauma reveals how deeply history imprints on present and future identities.
Nithila Krishnakumar
Nithila Krishnakumar
I'm an intended Biology major with a Social Science minor. I am currently head of the Opinion committee and News Committee. I really enjoy reading news articles, books, and listening to podcasts which has inspired me to share my opinions, often political because I believe they need to be understood more especially by college students. I also love reading thrillers and volunteering in my free time.
🇺🇸 United States ~ Groton, Massachusetts
Works
God in Gov't: Conclusions
Conclusions to the God in Government series.
God in Gov't: USA
Part II: The conservative Christian takeover in the United States
God in Gov't: India
Part I: Exploring the historical contexts that have fueled religious conflicts, starting with India.
Why does the Electoral College make your vote less than someone else’s?
The Electoral College, the system America uses for presidential elections, has major problems, the main one being it creates a disproportion within each voter's power.