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That Infamous Central Park Birdwatcher Writes a Memoir - Vimarsana News

That Infamous Central Park Birdwatcher Writes a Memoir

Christian Cooper's superhero name is Captain Cry Bully.

11 Best SWANA Books & Graphic Novels - Vimarsana News

11 Best SWANA Books & Graphic Novels

From a decade long romance to the exploration of the sea and family history, here are 11 must-read books from SWANA or Arab authors.

ONTD Reading Challenge Around the World: November/Australia - Vimarsana News

ONTD Reading Challenge Around the World: November/Australia

Hey guys!!! Our reading challenge is ALMOST OVER, so dont give up now! For November, we will be exploring the literary lands of Australia, guided by our very own winter_lace, who wrote this months post for us! - Australia is the largest country located with the continent of Oceania and is…

ESSAY: THE HIERARCHY OF TEARS - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

ESSAY: THE HIERARCHY OF TEARS - Newspaper

Composite illustration by Leea Contractor It’s confirmed: however dire the events that take place in my country, they are less important than what happens in the world of my white American friends. Let me lay out the context. The day before the US election results were announced, a blanket anxiety lay over my social media over a possible Trump win. I was unfazed, and apparently, not the only one: The Guardian published an article on the same day from a familiar name. “The rest of the world,” wrote the ever-unapologetic Mohammad Hanif, “has had it with US presidents. Trump or otherwise...

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One Hand in the Fire, the Other in the Flames. Unthere... - Vimarsana News

One Hand in the Fire, the Other in the Flames. Unthere...

Content Notice: Graphic description of acts of Gender-Based Violence “You want to understand how power works in any society, watch who is carrying the shame and who is doing the shaming.” — Shailja Patel Growing up, I was taught all kinds of myths about Black women. I was taught, on the playground, in Disney films and from the Generations soapie that women are delicate things, that women are unambitious and are happiest waiting for men. That Black women who worked were lesser women who could not attract a man. I was taught that women were bad, that Eve created sin, that when women mens...