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Continue reading →: Beyond Borders: A Call to Human UnityEnough is Enough In a world bursting with innovation, space travel, and instant global communication, one would imagine that we’ve moved beyond the need to divide ourselves by race, nationality, or birthplace. And yet, here we are, in the 21st century, still tangled in the age-old web of labeling and…
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Continue reading →: Unequal Ease: A Reflection on the Quiet Privileges of Men and the Silent Battles of Women”From a Gen X mother and her Gen Z daughter.”There is a quiet imbalance in the world so deeply woven into the fabric of society that it often goes unnoticed, even by those it favors. It is the privilege of ease, of grace, of being loved without having to earn it. And more often than not, it belongs to…
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Continue reading →: The Invisible Weight of WomanhoodIn countless homes around the world, women are told, without words but through a thousand daily expectations, that their worth is measured by their ability to give. They must do so without pause, without complaint, and without compensation. A woman who slows down is lazy. A mother who says she’s…
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Continue reading →: The Value of True Friendship: Finding Peace in SolitudeFriendship is a complicated relationship. It can feel like a backup family or even take on the status of a deeply trusted sibling. But can friends truly replace our parents or our siblings? Can they become so crucial that losing them feels like a matter of life and death? I…
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Continue reading →: Immigration topic part two:Leaving to Live: How I Rebuilt My Life in a Foreign Land I didn’t come to the United States chasing the American dream. I came looking for peace. Back home, I had what many would envy: career, stability, beauty, and family nearby. But what I also had was a darkness that…
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Continue reading →: Is Immigration a Trap or a Way to Improve People’s Life?Will the World Ever See Immigrants as Partners in Progress, Rather Than People Who Must Constantly Justify Their Presence? Immigration has been a cornerstone of human history, shaping civilizations, bolstering economies, and enriching cultures worldwide. Individuals migrate for myriad reasons: economic opportunities, political instability, education, and personal safety. While the…
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Continue reading →: The Paradox of Overpopulation and Resource Scarcity.How Did We End Up with Eight Billion People? Fate, Mismanagement, or Sheer Negligence? I often find myself pondering a question that few dare to ask: How did we, as a species, reach a staggering eight billion people? Is it destiny and fate, or is it the result of poor…
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Continue reading →: The Usefulness of College: A Path to Success or Just a Debt Trap?I’ve graduated from three colleges, so I’m not here to bash college or discourage anyone from attending. In fact, I believe my last day will be spent at a university because education is a powerful tool. But here’s the thing: not all degrees are created equal. If you’re considering going…






