Infographics

The first United States Census took place in 1790 with a door to door count by the U.S. Marshals. Over two hundred years later, the 2020 Census is the first time that the survey can be taken online, alongside via phone or email. Here are…

Because of COVID-19 and stay home orders, sex is getting more creative. Some people desire for sexual relief for a variety of reasons including, decreasing the stress of their new normal. Here is a guide on sex while social distancing.

Personal protective equipment, or PPE, is comprised of various equipment used to minimize direct exposure from potential hazards in the workplace that can cause minimal to serious injuries and illnesses. 

In 2017, Congress formally recognized April as National Arab American Heritage Month. However, in an effort to recognize the diversity within the region and include those who do not speak Arabic, some communities are instead choosing to…

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers across the country are finding stores everywhere to be completely sold out of toilet paper. The product we know and love has only been around for 150 years, yet it hasn’t been a challenge to…

Thousands of species around the world are edging closer to extinction. A lot of these species are endangered as a direct result of human interference. Deforestation, plastic and trash in the ocean, and poaching are just some of the causes…

Intersectionality is a term that states discrimination is based on more than just race and gender, it is multifaceted.

The "pink tax" is the extra amount of money women pay on various products targeted toward women. The tax ranges to products such as medicine, kids’ products, calculators and more. On average women will spend $1,300 more a year on products…

As the 2020 Texas primary draws near, many voters do not understand the primary process. Read the infographic below to help your understanding.