The Social Cork

Here we are, a little past the halfway mark of 2024. A Presidential election year is upon us and, along with it, the divisive rhetoric between two people with different visions for America's future. Then, of course, we the people arguing among each other creating tension and division. Will it be Trump? Kamala? Then, of course, the labels of division to add to the mix. No matter what side one may fall on, the system is built in a way to divide us-- inadvertently. Add to that the stress of our careers, be it deadlines, the workplace "prick," longwinded meetings about nothing while the workload is piling up, etc., family drama, medical issues, money problems, and the list goes on. Just across the border of Charlotte, a Fort Mil