Ruqiakhannasar·4d agoWhen Someone Suffers, Is It Still “Not My Matter”?We often hear people say, “It is not my business.” Someone is being insulted, oppressed, cheated, abandoned, or harmed, and we look away…
InThe Rabbit NotebyVinod Bhardwaj·Nov 1Between the Lines: The Currency of a Pause(How an old rickshaw puller’s four-second silence taught me the true currency of dignity)A response icon19A response icon19
InBe Open - Writers & Readers PubbyDejan Bajic·Oct 25Fight Club: Beyond Controversy — Reimagining the Narrative of a Divisive FilmThe aim of every movie is entertainment and profit (that’s a lot of jobs, don’t forget); some of them tend to shake otherwise stale minds…A response icon2A response icon2
The AI Wisdom Institute·Oct 24Trying AI Is Not the Same as Knowing It HelpsBy Dana MorrowA response icon1A response icon1
NP·Oct 24Uzbekistan Taught Me Something Beautiful About HumanityWhen we planned our trip to Uzbekistan, we imagined blue-tiled buildings, beautiful cities, delicious food, and unforgettable landscapes…
InThe GravitybyAdeola Odubajo ~ THE Global Storyteller·Oct 4Be Kind. You Never Know.There is something humbling about realizing that every person you pass is carrying a life you know almost nothing about.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe GravitybySakina Sultan articles·Sep 28Standing Up to the Bully: How Pakistan Said What No Other Muslim Nation Dared to Say:From starving children in Gaza to victims in Ukraine—a fearless voice that shook the world’s quietest leaders.A response icon2A response icon2
THANDO VUNDI MWILU·Sep 24WHAT IS THE POINT? RECLAIMING EMPATHY AGAINST THE LOSS OF HUMAN DIGNITY IN POLITIAL DISCOURSE.In the Igbo language, the word for love is ifunyanya, literally translated as ‘to see someone.’ To love, then, is to perceive another…
