Living in a society where women were expected to submit to silence, Malala Yousafzai was the fearless voice of freedom. She was born in Pakistan on July 12, 1997, and her father, Ziauddin Yousafzai, vowed to give her a life that many young women in her country were...
At the mere age of 17, I thought I had everything planned out. I had laid out my life like a simple invisible puzzle. I predicted every piece that would go in, where they would be placed, and exactly how they would fit. My plan was precisely such: after graduating...
Today is National Video Game Day! Who doesn’t play video games? Sadly, it is a common misconception that women don’t play video games. Thankfully, there are a lot of women who play video games. Some women are even passionate about video games; they deserve to be...
Hello to our readers! Today, I have the pleasure of introducing the incredible woman and author, Georgina Williams—the beautiful brain behind “Empowered and Free!” I recently had the pleasure of speaking with Georgina about her passion project, and I am excited to...
It’s 10 pm on a Sunday and you’re dreading the weekend coming to its end. You decide to open Instagram for a quick scroll before you go to sleep. Your favorite influencer has just posted a new reel, and you eagerly watch it before sending it to your friends. Next...
I am the type of person who can barely walk past a flower without embracing its beauty. Smelling it, touching it, capturing a picture of it, or merely exclaiming how “cute” it is. I just can’t help it; they truly make me so happy, as they do most people! It's a...
June is a special month for audiobook listeners – it’s National Audiobook Month. Audiobooks need more appreciation and recognition as they are good for learning and supporting your brain. They can benefit readers who prefer to listen to a story. Furthermore,...
Women in sports have always been a profound entity, but for most of history completely undermined in comparison to men's sports. Take a look at professional basketball players and teams when compared by the money they make, broadcast coverage of women's games, and...
About a month ago, my dad, my brother, my dog, and I were sitting in our respective places in our living room. Though we’ve never spoken of it, we all sit in the same places on the couch, at the dining table, and in the car. We always have. Interrupting our new...
Growing up I played volleyball, loved it, was good at it, and imagined the sport being in my life for a very long time. I pictured myself playing volleyball in high school, and potentially in college, too. When I did not make the team in high school after a summer...
Let’s be honest: Drinking water isn’t fun. We’ve all heard or read about the benefits of drinking water, but in a world of soft drinks, sweet cocktails, and craft beers, it can be hard to choose the most basic and readily available liquid to consume. National...
June 23 is National Pink Day! As we all know, pink is a mixture of red and white. The color usually represents femininity, grace, sensitivity, friendship, inner peace, and harmony. However, before the 1940s, boys wore pink, too! The exact history of National Pink...
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