America is at a crossroads. Before us, we have two options: four more years of division sown by bigotry, hatred and fear, or a new path forward built by hope, progress and compassion.
Domestic violence takes on many ugly forms and is almost always considered a serious criminal offense.
Nearly three years ago, my sister, a child psychologist, brought a story to my attention about a 6-year-old boy, Nicholas, who threw a temper tantrum at his elementary school in Jacksonville.
When I was enrolled at the University of Florida, there was a tragedy that involved a student who died from alcohol poisoning.