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by Arjan M. L., 14
Welcome to Voices on the Line, where we explore the intersection of rights, resistance, and reality. I am Arjan, and in today’s episode we will ask ourselves a critical question:
Is the right to protest being eroded—especially for students?
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by Henri M., 9
Kids that are 5 to 11 really want cell phones because they want to watch videos or to go on social media. Cell phones are getting really popular but kids from 5 to 11 should not have cell phones because …
by Gefen R., 15
The TED talk by Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie is about her opinion on what the danger of a single story is. Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie explains that ‘The danger of a single story’ is the effect of stereotypes on people and …
by Lucas F., 11
Should you buy in a nearby store or should you buy online? Buying online is easier but buying in a store has more pros. Buying locally is usually faster. It’s better for the environment and helps the community.
Buying locally …
by Arjan M. L., 14
Haiti’s story is one of resilience and tragedy, marked by profound historical injustices that continue to shape the present. After gaining its independence in 1804 as the first nation founded by former slaves, instead of receiving congratulations, Haiti faced harsh …
by Arjan M. L., 14
The Syrian civil war has forced millions to flee, with many seeking asylum in Europe. Despite the Syrian regime regaining control over much of the country, significant instability remains, and many regions are still unsafe.
Syrian refugees are living in …