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A Communist Daily Life
In the heart of a small rural village nestled among rolling hills and lush greenery, there once bloomed a fervent desire for equality. It was a desire born from the depths of hardship and fueled by the flames of injustice. This village, like many others across the land, had long suffered under the weight of inequality, where a few held power and wealth while the masses toiled in poverty.
Daniel DanielPublished 26 days ago in FictionWhat does it take, to be a good mother?
What does it take ,to be a good mother? The questions I ask as I carry my child Should I parent like them? My millennial mother hits and spank And tells me it's for my own good Should I do that too?
Tokasa NoraPublished 26 days ago in PoetsAlive
I wonder pretty often, if I lived today at all Having little recollection, I cannot say for sure. I was funny once...
Abbey NessPublished 26 days ago in PoetsThe Growing Threat Of Christian Nationalism
In 2020, Pastor Jeffress delivered a sermon titled "America is a Christian Nation," challenging the notion that the founding fathers intended the United States to be a secular nation with a complete separation of church and state. He argued that America's foundation was rooted primarily in Orthodox Christianity, and the country's success depended on fidelity to God's eternal word. This sentiment echoes throughout evangelical circles, where services and sermons alike fuse religious fervor with political ideology.
Chinmaya Kumar BarikPublished 26 days ago in EducationBest Youtubers Presently
Title: The Rise of the Titans: The Best YouTubers of 2024 In the bustling realm of online content creation, where pixels dance to the rhythm of creativity and innovation, there emerged a constellation of stars, illuminating the digital sky of YouTube. These were not just mere content creators; they were the Titans of 2024, shaping trends, sparking conversations, and weaving narratives that resonated with millions across the globe.
Daniel DanielPublished 26 days ago in EducationEchoes of Growth
In the quiet solitude of their shared apartment, the soft glow of dawn filtered through the curtains, casting gentle shadows on the walls. Sarah sat at the kitchen table, cradling a steaming cup of tea in her hands, lost in thought. Beside her, Adam slept soundly, his steady breaths a comforting rhythm in the stillness of the morning.
Gregory WinstonPublished 26 days ago in HumansTake Up The World
There she is again, Drifting in her quiet way. A master at minimizing existence, Carefully avoiding a telltale gaze.
Abbey NessPublished 26 days ago in PoetsBreaking the Silence: Advocating for Climate Justice
No other crisis throughout the entire existence of humankind has been as widely encompassing and existentially threatening as the one caused by environmental change. The effects of environmental change have proactively begun to unfurl from one side of the planet to the other. Nonetheless, they are for the most part found in fragments and types of normal phenomena like burning summers, dangerous floods, or wild cyclones. For common individuals, these occasions give off an impression of being secluded, regional, and natural, with little extension for human intervention. In any case, it can't be rejected that environmental change is fossil-fuelled by human activities, and today it has taken the state of an approaching aggregate disaster.
shanmuga priyaPublished 26 days ago in EducationLost in Time: A Wandering Blade
In the vast expanse of time, there exists a realm where the past, present, and future intertwine—a place where the echoes of bygone eras linger in the air, and the whispers of ancient civilizations can still be heard. It is within this realm that our story unfolds, a tale of a wandering blade lost amidst the currents of time.
Daniel DanielPublished 26 days ago in FictionHelp! Executive Disfunction Got Me!
This year was my first year teaching, and I absolutely loved it! Mostly. As a high school science teacher at the end of my first year, there are so many things that I have learned about myself, my school, and teaching in general. The first is that teaching is exhausting. There are so many things to juggle and it can be really overwhelming at times! Having ADHD has not made it any easier. If you have ADHD as a teacher, or are looking to help out another teacher that has ADHD, here are some things that I realized were a help to me.
Curses!
Terra cotta sharka parka Petta luma drama llama Router flouter tappa flappa Carpa harpa splatter drat! Bruck! Bark! Rot! Flot!
Meredith HarmonPublished 26 days ago in PoetsGrief Bites
Grief bites I thought you knew. Thought you knew that leaving was not you. Leaving without saying goodbye, without explaining why
Cynthia FieldsPublished 26 days ago in Poets