Apparently, it killed one million people. Apparently it displaced entire cities. Oh and I heard…
Read More
The following content originates from a post on Facebook.
Abby Singh:
“Honestly, people’s reactions to the Notre Dame incident just confirms that people only care about what happens to certain groups of people. I don’t feel sorry for France, they can build back their cathedral with all the money they have stolen from all the countries they have colonized. Sorry not sorry.”
Samantha Hepburn:
“I don’t think that’s entirely true. The Notre Dame incident isn’t directly a “certain group” of people. It’s a structure deeply rooted in historical context (god or bad) depending on the point of view. The point is, there is nothing wrong with being saddened by the tragedy. 🤷🏽♀️”
Dear Mike, “All the stuff in the news lately about wars and shootings is pretty depressing. How can there be a God that is good when the world has so...
Read More
This title is Latin and translates to “If you want peace, prepare for …
Growing up in Australia taught me many things; how to deal with a snake in…
My name is Yvette Umutoniwase, a Pearson College UWC student from Rwanda. On April 13th,…
John Doe, aged 68. Presents with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Type 2 Diabetes and…
When I was younger my dad used to have a running subscription to National Geographic…
Whenever a woman experiences sexual assault on a television show, it only ever goes one…
The following text is a conversation between two Pearson College students, Kamene (K) (PC44) from Kenya and Zaid (Z) (PC44) from Jordan that follows their ideas and opinions on a...
Read More