#socialaction

Volleyball Sunday. Today I really enjoyed accompanying my cousin in his new project. It is about the promotion of volleyball in the Aire Libre community in Nirgua, Venezuela. In a short time he has managed

It was a long day, but it was worth it. | Fue una jornada larga, pero valio la pena

review of John Lewis's graphic trilogy: March

At this unprecedented time, as the coronavirus challenges our established routines, and our grip on day-to-day life seems fragile, it’s essential that we have a trustworthy and responsible media that can

So much trouble in the world.... Bob Marley wasn't far off. If we watch the news or read the major media outlets then we'll know that peace is not global and happiness is often out of reach. That sucks,

I cant to explain about this, because to much memorial. From us dont know no one another till us eaten together. But the point is im happy can meet all of them.

Pearce Tefft, a father from Fargo in North Dakota, wrote a public letter denouncing the actions of his son, Charlottesville rally protester Peter Tefft. Stating that his son's hate was not learned at home,

On July 28, 1917, thousands of black people marched down Fifth Avenue in New York City to raise awareness of the horrors of lynchings, Jim Crow laws and violent prejudice in America. Megan Ming Francis

On June 26, 2015, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to legalize same-sex marriage in all 50 states, building on a 2013 case overturning the Defense of Marriage Act. Since then, Americans have overwhelmingly