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In the past couple months, it seems I’ve heard “the first woman” enough times to pique my interest on women taking on leadership roles and being acknowledged for their accomplishments. This led to some digging, which led to inspirational snippets of women’s firsts since the 17th and 18th centuries. From patent-holders and botanists to entertainers and lawyers, women continue to make strides in breaking [...]
Rather than delving into the allegories of Plato, the existential discussions of moral responsibility, or the thoughts of John Dewey to attempt to argue that true freedom cannot be separated from responsibility, I will accept that premise as a given and instead examine some possible responsibilities...
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Twenty five years ago, college students around China were protesting for freedom. In the days leading up to June 4, 1989, I prayed that political and spiritual freedom would become a reality for them, but instead, the world witnessed a massacre. In...
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“As horrible as sex trafficking is, the Super Bowl can have a positive effect for those fighting it…” (Philly.com) Pennsylvania and New Jersey politicians are preparing for the increase of human trafficking that will happen around the events of the...
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Good perspective on a hero and great insight into the manipulation and brain washing techniques used against girls around the world.
Hope for the Journey: Special Post: Charles Ramsey, Human Trafficking, and the Hero Next Door.
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