Tonya Fister

Authored an article for Ask.com on the topic of how cars make cities less accessible. Urban mobility is one of my interests, so I pitched the topic which they accepted. The article explains how cars make cities less efficient, how urban planning in the United States prioritizes cars and not people, and how bike and pedestrian mobility is just as important.

Authored an article for Ask.com on a list of organizations working to make the outdoors accessible for everybody. One group supports disabled children, adults, and veterans, another focuses on children living in urban environments who don't have easy access to nature, and a third focuses on making the outdoors accessible for plus-size, neurodivergent, and LGBTQ+ individuals, along with people of color.

Authored an article for Ask.com on a list of women who changed the world of fine art. Artists include Frida Kahlo, Georgia O'Keefe, Shirin Neshat, Augusta Savage, and others and talked about what they did and how they influenced the fine art world.

Authored an article for Ask.com about how the Amazon warehouse workers on Staten Island successfully formed a union, the working conditions of Amazon's warehouses, Amazon's union-busting techniques, their alleged commitment to social issues, and how Amazon compares to company towns.

Authored an article for Ask.com about the Equality Act. It talks about how, in 2022, many LGBTQ+ individuals in the US still don't have basic legal protections. The article explains the Equality Act, how it relates to anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-trans laws, and what people can do to support the Equality Act.

Authored an article for Ask.com about what happens when we ban books. It talks about the history of book banning, all the way back to 200 B.C., why people ban books now, some commonly banned books and why they're targeted, and the importance of Banned Books Week.

Authored an article for Reference.com, published in late 2023, on how to survive a nuclear war, such as saving seeds, preparing an emergency kit, what to do if you're caught outside, and how to set boundaries when it comes to watching the news and social media.

Ghostwritten article about whether car insurance covers the car or the driver. It breaks down whether liability, comprehensive and collision would cover the car or the driver, if it covers the car or driver, if another driver operates the vehicle, and what if the insured drives someone else's vehicle.

Ghostwritten article about whether someone can pay their car insurance with a credit card. The article talks about the advantages of doing so, its disadvantages, and how much you can charge on your credit card, it also mentions how CreditKarma suggests keeping one's credit utilization rate under 30%.

Ghostwritten blog post about choosing the best window tint installation package. It talks about the benefits of window tint, such as better gas mileage and increased privacy, the tint percentage you should choose, and window tint types

A ghostwritten blog post about whether someone should attempt their own custom lighting for their vehicle. It talks about the reasons why someone shouldn't, such as the dangers of electricity, they can void their warranty, laws and regulations. The call to action mentions how the company can help with custom lighting installation for vehicles.

A ghostwritten blog post querying DOT safety-sensitive applicants for the operation of a commercial vehicle. The blog post talks about where to learn more about query requirements, the difference between a limited and a full query, and when to perform a query check.

A ghostwritten blog post about remanufactured ink cartridges. The blog post covers how much oil manufacturers need to make ink cartridges, the cost of printer ink, how remanufactured cartridges are cheaper, and the benefits of remanufactured ink cartridges.