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08/09/2026

https://www.history.com/articles/socialism-communism-differences

Socialism and communism differ in key ways.

08/08/2026

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07/29/2026

"Sometimes young boys on Facebook send me r*pe threats, so I've started telling their mothers."

Australian gaming journalist Alanah Pearce went viral after taking an unusual stand against the young boys sending her vile threats online.

While working as a reviewer and radio host, Pearce regularly faced misogynistic abuse and violent messages on social media. After discovering that many of the anonymous accounts belonged to school-aged boys, she decided there was little point trying to argue with them directly.

Instead, she searched through their public Facebook profiles, identified their family members and contacted their mothers.

Pearce sent screenshots of the abusive messages their sons had written, giving the harassment real-world consequences. In one case, a mother responded with shock and disappointment, promising to deal with her son’s behaviour.

Her approach gained widespread support, with many praising her for exposing the people behind anonymous accounts and making sure their actions were seen by the adults responsible for them.

Pearce said her aim was simple: online abuse should not exist without consequences.

07/29/2026

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07/29/2026

Precisely ...

Sparkling Wine Socialist :
Btw "systemic racism" doesn't mean "lots of racists in the system". It means that even if there were *zero* "racists" present, the system would still disproportionately harm people of certain races. It's baffling that lots of educated folks don't understand this concept.

07/29/2026

Q***r and just existing over here, but still part of the population and therefore should be represented In media 😍💋

07/29/2026

She posted a simple selfie, and thousands of strangers attacked her appearance. But instead of deleting it, she stood her ground.

In June 2025, Zambian lawyer Naomie Pilula shared a cheerful “Happy Monday” photo. The post quickly filled with cruel comments, many mocking the shape of her nose.

Naomie refused to let strangers decide her worth.

“I am not aesthetically beautiful and that’s okay, but I love myself and I can be myself,” she said.

She also explained that her nose came from her father, making it a meaningful part of who she is and something she would never want to erase.

What began as online bullying became a powerful lesson in self-acceptance. Naomie reminded the world that real confidence is not about meeting society’s beauty standards. It is about loving yourself even when others try to convince you not to.

07/29/2026

Art comes in many forms.

07/08/2026

This was the 1st time I had cream cheese on a hot dog and I absolutely loved it! Love

07/05/2026

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