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Why They Are Leaving Nigeria — To Create Hope

From my immediate University clique, another person is leaving Nigeria for America at the end of this month, with her family of three. Virtually every month for the last two years, I’ve gone to visit one person or the other who was making a similar…

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Laura Smith in Timeline

Jun 21

Tomboys were a trend 100 years ago, but mostly to bring up the birth rate for white babies

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Matthew David Brozik in How Pants Work

Jun 20

Common Nicknames and What They’re Short for Now

Parents be crazy.

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UNICEF in Photography and social change

Jun 20

Reaching those in need

As fighting displaces families in South Sudan’s Upper Nile State, UNICEF works…

Kirstin Vanlierde in The Story Hall

Jun 15

It’s not your birthday

No matter how much I value rituals as a means of marking the passing of time or the transition from one phase to…

Right now, there are kids waking up all over, who do not have perfect presidents, in fact, some of them have horrible governments and horrific leaders or no leaders at all, and still...

What to Tell Your Kids The Morning After the Election

jen lemen

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Excellent piece.

I looked at my four year old daughter today, who was bursting with joy because I let her have a frozen yoghurt cone at IKEA, and thought, yes – yes, this is why there is still hope for the world. Why there is always hope.