Humanity

Humanity

10 British Phrases That Most Americans Will Not Understand. Top Story - March 2021.
I live in the state of New York and have spent most of my life living in the United States; however, I am originally from England. I was born on a US military base in the United Kingdom making me a dual citizen. My mother is British and my father, an American who she met when he was stationed overseas. I clearly remember being three years old when my father got out of the service moving us from the State of Virginia to settle in his home state of Massachusetts.
By Marilyn Glover5 years ago in FYI
How Much Do You Know About the Countries of the European Union?
How well do you know the countries of the European Union? Below there are 27 questions, one for each member state. How many can you get right?
By Diana Bernardo5 years ago in FYI
Remembering Kobe Bryant
I played basketball for 8 years. During that time Kobe was my least favorite player. Because he was so good, and only ever played for the Lakers, my least favorite team. I knew no matter what he never had an off night, and he was going to do everything he could to get the win.
By RJ5 years ago in FYI
The Real Boy
LIARS R US You, my friends, are LIARS! Don’t get offended or too hasty, because I did call you my friends first. I’m a LIAR TOO! We all are. Our parents lied, our grandparents lied and our kids will follow suit. Our leaders, politicians, and preachers all lie. The billboards, the banks, and everything on the News. Our Businesses, the scientists, and even your boss too! ALL LIARS! If anyone has ever told you that they don't lie, it is a lie! This is not to pass judgement on anyone. I can assure you that my “liar-pants” have been on fire for 36 years. No, this is more of a cordial invite to a dinner party. The main course: TRUTH sirloin marinated in homemade LIES with a side of GOSPEL gravy. It can be a little tough to chew at times, but we still cook it to perfection. No need to R.S.V.P., because it's cooked in your own kitchen.
By Tripp Any Where5 years ago in FYI
Is "Queer" A Slur?
As we move towards transgender day of visibility on the 31st of March, it’s a great time to reflect on the language we use to talk about LGBTQIA+ identities. Specifically the word queer.
By Max Fisher5 years ago in FYI
INSIGHT FOR A WORLD WITH ALL THE ANSWERS
All the things I should know were once in an encyclopedia on a library shelf. Now they’re a google search away or passed down information, hoping to be remembered from mouth to ear. Does the internet, school, TV and written word have all the knowledge we need? What is worth sharing unto humanity? As the world faces a pandemic, we globally ask ourselves – what are the necessities for living, and what principles are essential for life?
By Alquimista5 years ago in FYI
Stop Thinking About It!
This knowledge is actually more common than you’d think! The issue is that many of us don’t realize it soon enough and others go through a lifetime without ever figuring it out! So, what is it?! Stay with me and let me guide you to this “uncommon knowledge” that will save you from many heartaches, stress, sadness, and any negative thing that could head your way.
By Mario Garnica jr5 years ago in FYI
Carmel Hell Week
It was a week unlike any other. My sisters relayed the stories to me. They spoke of videos of guns and ammunition, a girl being attacked in a bathroom, brawls in the hallways, a stampede of terrified students fleeing into the surrounding neighborhoods, and a perplexing message about puppies and "3.5 seconds" from the school's principal.
By S. Frazer5 years ago in FYI
Tap. Tap.
You should practice on an orange. People say that it works as a proxy for human injections, but it’s almost exactly like injecting a horse. A horse’s skin is just that little bit thicker. Practice on an orange a lot.
By Kat5 years ago in FYI
What to Know About Your Cup of Joe
I never thought I could like coffee. I always thought it was bitter black bean water that stained teeth and clothes. My parents don’t even drink coffee. Growing up we had one small container of coffee grinds that was hidden on the top shelf in the pantry - at the very back, of course. We would bring it out only a few times a year when we had a full house of guests during the holidays. We would clean out a dusty coffee maker that my parents got as a wedding gift and serve our guests three-year-old stale coffee in a rusting pot.  I don't know how they could stomach it, or even worse, ask for a second cup.
By Flora5 years ago in FYI
Umuganda:
Imagine meeting the love of your life during national clean-up day. You’ve got an empty bag in one hand, a garbage picker on the other, and your soul mate reaches to grab the same piece of trash you were reaching for.
By Elle Kim5 years ago in FYI
Mind over matter
Throughout history there have been some incredible stories of people not accepting the cards they were dealt and persevering through incredible adversity. Since I absolutely love sports, I'll focus on a few athletes in particular that just would not that no for an answer and continued to chase their dreams.
By Dyllon Rodillon5 years ago in FYI