Dear Fourth Wave Feminists
A message to Fourth Wave Feminism:
This is how you are ruining my perception of men…
Category: World Life
Happy Earth Day: A Pessimist’s Guide to Sustainable Murder
There should be no labels in regard to caring about planet Earth. It’s not hippie, an aesthetic, a trend, or just a class…
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Too Many
I open my phone again And it glares back at me
“School Shooting, Six Dead” Three kids
Three teachers…
Black History Month
Black history month is not just about remembering Black people of the past, it is also about honoring the present and protecting the future…
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Juneteenth: Celebrate Freedom
From Juneteenth.com: Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. From its Galveston, Texas origin in 1865, the observance of June 19th as the African American Emancipation Day has spread across the United States and beyond. Today Juneteenth commemorates African American freedom and emphasizes education and achievement. […]
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She is Death by Tricia da Costa
Tricia is sixteen, from Goa, India. She wrote this story as a tribute to loved ones she has lost due to the pandemic. She pries on us all, and strikes while unnoticed. I do not know her, yet I loathe her. She steals from me what I love most– my family, my friends. Now I’m […]
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YA Author Shamim Sarif Partners with Headwaters Relief Organization to Combat Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is prevalent worldwide, even in more developed countries such as the United States. Around 4 million people are trafficked each year—with 50% of trafficking victims being children—taken for forced labor or sexual exploitation. Areas that have recently suffered a natural disaster are especially vulnerable to human traffickers, and this hidden aftermath caught the […]
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How Being Creative Can Pay for Your Trip Around the World
We all dream of travelling around the world, but how many of us actually go out there and do it? The secret is to do it when you’re young, and taking a gap year is a perfect time. The only problem is that few of us have the money or the means to pay our […]
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Banking 101: How Much Do You Really Know About Your Bank Account?
Collaborative Post with 118 Money For most of us, having a bank account is an essential part of life. Without access to one, you can’t get paid by your employer, you have nowhere to store your money, and it means you’ll be paying for everything via cash. But how much do we actually know about […]
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