I think slavery should be taught at school because people need to know the truth about how ancestors died and lost their life by being beaten to death.
I think slavery should be taught at school because people need to know the truth about how ancestors died and lost their life by being beaten to death.
Anyone can make a difference. People need to protest. People need to make petitions. People need to start fixing the issues they have created. People need to make a change.
College athletes are not too different from professional athletes, so why are they not being paid?
Why was nobody the voice of reason we, Ukrainians, really needed as a people before a conflict could overgrow into something far worse than anyone could have imagined?
The constant presence of cell phones and the wonders of technology have led many people to develop a compulsive need to be heavily connected and engaged with their devices.
As I see it, there’s a clear social scale in America, having high, middle and lower class citizens.
In my own memory I can still recall the times when other parents would tell their children what to wear especially the young little girls. I remember vaguely what they had said but in short it was clothes that weren’t ‘’revealing’’ as many of us as young female adolescents are taught this.
There has to be a problem that underlies Native American reservations that creates barriers for progress or change, right? Well, there is one that plagues the community daily and has a name: systemic neglect.
Lies and truth. Demeaning and uplifting. Unencouraging and encouraging. All of these words have something in common. They are each and every one a perception.
The large wealth gap between the rich and poor is increasing and it’s harmful globally.