Tag: Children

How Disney Films Teach Children to Discriminate

As a child growing up in rural South Africa, much of what I knew about the broader world I discovered through my television screen. National Geographic taught me about polar bears and tsunamis, and the history channel gave me a decent understanding of the industrial revolution and who really killed ...

I Named Two Chinese Children

I decided the hangover would have recovered by 12 p.m. I’d be able to enjoy Friday and get myself to my Saturday classes in good enough condition. The training centre I worked for had: . The whole lesson was planned. . The book to read together. . The vocabulary. . The songs. ...

Summer Clothing for Men, Women, and Children ??? Go Just Online

Introduction. Summer is the perfect time to update your wardrobe and get ready for the warmer weather. Whether you’re shopping for yourself, your partner, or your little ones, finding the best summer clothing online can be a convenient and enjoyable experience. In this article, we will expl...

Teaching Children the Significance of Black History Month

February is not just another month — it’s a time to honor and celebrate the rich tapestry of Black history and culture. Black History Month serves as a reminder to acknowledge the profound contributions and struggles of African Americans throughout history. As parents and educa...

Untold Story Of Pata Seca: Forced To Breed Over 200 Black Slave Children

A breeding slave who had more than 200 children. He was picked by his slave master because he was strong, tall, powerful, and had excellent genetic traits. But, that didn’t stop him from fighting for his freedom. Fighting for what he thought was right. He led slave revolts, rebelled against...

Guns are the leading cause of death for American children

There was a small rise in gun deaths from 2013 to 2017 and then a big uptick in 2020. Perhaps someone will talk about school shootings, then post the graph to suggest these are the leading cause of death. Most recently, I saw the graph posted on a Covid epidemiologist’s substack, discu...