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When practically anyone thinks of culture in America, there is a large part of Americans who reference the 1960s with a particular relevance— all great music, politics, art, fashion, and excess owes some of their appeal to the sixties, in…
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On my way home from delivering food to my under the weather mother last Saturday, my Twitter brother, Jordan, at me on a tweet referring to “the cookout”. As soon as I saw his tweet, I knew I was going…
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We can’t always have what we want, a phrase most if not all children have heard. For a child, this concept seems unfair, unjust, and unkind. They cannot understand why their team lost the match, but they don’t get a…
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"I am reminded of the famous Voltaire quote: 'Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.' We know those who propose these bizarre terms believe in absurdities, let’s not wait for atrocities."
New Article by @HarlynDeluna
https://wrongspeak.net/the-abortion-debate-highlights-the-problem-of-denying-biological-sex
For our brain what we hear about every day is important, what we don’t is not… if media outlets choose to overreport or not report some opinions or facts, this can alter our perception of reality itself.
Find out the data on @wrongspeakpub
https://wrongspeak.net/how-biased-media-stole-reality/
