Humanity
Humanity
Princesses Disney Did and Did Not cover
Fairytale stories have served as a way to teach stories to others for a long time. Some original stories are tragic endings. There are many different variations and event sharing in stories such as these. Today I will specifically be referencing princesses; Starting with the ones Disney gave a spotlight:
By Seashell Harpspring 2 months ago in FYI
THE NEW FACE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING WEARS PROGRESSIVE CLOTHING
The misandry that dominates many online spaces has unintentionally created fertile ground for a new kind of predator. While scrolling through TikTok, I came across one of the countless influencers whose entire online identity revolves around hating men. You know the type: everything wrong with society is somehow men’s fault, endless lectures about a mythical feminist utopia, and a steady stream of outrage designed to keep followers angry and engaged. Usually I roll my eyes and keep scrolling. It’s become predictable, almost fashionable.
By mark bradley (mark45xxx)2 months ago in FYI
Women are Objects. Top Story - August 2026.
Welcome back to another Monster fueled rant. Today, I want to talk about a video I came across on Instagram. There I was minding my own business when I come across a video from someone I never even heard of. It was a debate about women and how they should present themselves. There is no clean link to the video that I can find anywhere outside of Instagram and there is no link to share it, so let me break it down.
By Sara Wilson3 months ago in FYI
The Hidden History of Accessibility
Every day, billions of people use features that make modern life smoother, faster, and more convenient. We read subtitles on crowded trains, dictate text messages while our hands are full, and roll heavy luggage smoothly across street corners.
By Tracy Stine3 months ago in FYI
Case Against Saying 'Amen' to Everything
Some people have gotten into the habit of saying "Amen" to everything. Therefore, nothing stands out. Sometimes people say it without even thinking about what they are agreeing with. Therefore, this article is a case against saying "Amen" to everything.
By Margaret Minnicks3 months ago in FYI
THE CELESTIAL WOUND
“It’s a supermoon.” “Mercury is retrograde.” “What’s their sign?” For some, those phrases are invitations to wonder. For others, they have become evidence of spiritual corruption. Somewhere along the way, curiosity became confused with condemnation.
By THE HONED CRONE3 months ago in FYI
The Groundwork
I usually write about politics. Commentary, observation, the occasional translation of what people in power actually mean versus what they say. But the thing about learning to spot that gap, the space between the words and the intent, is that once you can see it, you see it everywhere. Not just in Washington. In an office. In a break room. In a chart review scheduled an hour before your shift.
By LoJo Canon3 months ago in FYI
Europe Is Facing Its Biggest Border Crisis in Years—Here's What Happened
When most people think about Europe's migration crisis, they picture the Mediterranean Sea. But over the past week, the world's attention has shifted to Ceuta—a small Spanish territory on the northern coast of Africa that has suddenly become the center of one of Europe's most significant migration events in years.
By Navigating the World3 months ago in FYI
