Nur Misuari – Founding Leader and Chairman of the Central Committee of the Moro National Liberation Front (Mnlf)

Omar Mohamed Kalmio was granted protection by the U.S. due to leaving his country as a refugee. In 2011 not only did he kill his girlfriend, but also her brother, mother and mother’s boyfriend. Prior to this incident ,Mohamed had been incarcerated for stabbing a person in the face and other areas causing the victim to have a collapsed lung. Even with this history of violent offenses, Kalimo only received a year in jail for this crime. Not to mention, within the same year he also was convicted of theft and only received a minor penalty (Immigrant Mass Murder, Again: Somali Quadruple Murders is sentenced in North Dakota 2011). Unfortunately, at the time of the crime Somalia was considered abandoned-corrupt and was not taking natives back into there country that would be deported. As of today, he will remain in the United States prison serving life..

What were the most critical choices faced by James Milmo early in the founding of

Both of my parents are from Afghanistan, a country where education is restricted. Extremists raiding the country forcing young girls to stay home and maintain an honorable reputation. In a country such as Afghanistan—young girls are attacked with acid for simply wanting an education. The thought of strong educated women seems to threaten the ego of these men. When people around me ask me where my family is from, I am silenced, ashamed even. How can I relate myself to a country where women are treated as less of a human being?

that wanted to live school. he wanted to live his life like in " Nature." He

would consent to be the civil governor of the Philippines. He took the position organizing civil

“I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal in which I hope to live for and achieve. But if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die.” -Nelson Mandela. Throughout history, humanity has ventured to make the world a better place. In Earth’s past, many different people and organizations have strived to do good and create a positive impact on others lives. Mankind, as a whole, has chosen to stay far from evil and make good decisions. Susan B. Anthony, Nelson Mandela, and the United Nations organization are all significant examples of how humanity has chosen throughout history to make good decisions. Anthony, Mandela, and the UN are all instances where a person or organization has focused on human rights and made an effort to create a world in which

Ben Solomon otherwise known as Ayuba Suleiman Diallo, is one of the many figures that American history omits to mention. The main culprit to this exclusion of history are textbooks. These books, in history classes attempt to capture a complex history in a constricted lens. Spotlighting mainly Anglo-American figures and denouncing the non-European characters as savages or unimportant; because of this Columbus is known as the hero and the Indians suffered under his command are remembered as savages. Another contributor to the lacking history is religion that is mostly avoided. Although it is comprehensible to target a majority of audience, white Christian Anglo-Americans, excluding details is not right. In order to alleviate this, Solomon’s memoir

In short, Muckraker journalists exposed almost every corner of corrupt corporations and politics. In this period, new corporations, factories, and businesses boomed. To expose these corporations and leaders many reporters began to write articles on these corporations, which later became known as Muckraking. Big corporations began to handle their workers as slaves. But in the same time, corruption in these corporations and businesses also emerged. During the second half of 19th Century, United States experienced Prosperity and Power. In addition, leaders of the nation was also involved in the corruption scandals. Another muckraker was Upton Sinclair, who exposed the dangerous production of foods and drugs in the US. He reported how meat productions

In ‘How Netflix is Deepening our Cultural Echo Chambers’, Farhad Manjoo uses the remake of “One Day at a Time” to emphasize the imperative shift of an era focused on streaming that entails a narrow set of refined references. By first exhibiting a remade show on a platform such as Netflix, the re-examination of reality is displayed to be evolving the mainstream identity of millions. From broadcasting, cable then to streaming the secular depiction of being a “vast wasteland” emerges into the view of a “bubbling sea of creativity” that allows for collective groups of individuals to be recognized. Manjoo insinuates that through the shared references viewers attained through television, nothing thereafter will have the direct mass impact of a singular movement of culture that the medium television had at its peak. Although seemingly

These two organization were not confined to the Lebanese only, as they were joined by Iranians including Mustafa Chamran living in Lebanon before the Iranian revolution, and it was Musa al-Sadr's top aides and the supervisor military branches of the Amal movement, before the outbreak of the Iranian revolution. After the success of the Khomeini revolution Chamran was appointed first secretary of defence in the Iranian government.

Culture plays a unique role in an individual’s development. Culture is the combination of values, beliefs, and practices of a particular group. Culture gives us some of the most important factors necessary in life such as our morals, values, and more importantly the way we view the world around us. Culturally, I view myself as a 20 year old Hispanic male, of middle socio-economic status, who has heterosexual preferences, with a strong background in the Catholic religion. Some of my first lessons as a child were all cultural, from getting dressed, how and what I ate, how I address my parents and family members, and so on. Although all of these features

- Scholarship to UCT but never finished his degree, went traveling instead, but always kept in mind his existential philosophy.

Our country is rich in culture; the occupation of the Spanish, the American, and the Japanese gave the Philippines its diverse and unique culture. This exceptional culture we have in our country has produced numerous brilliant individuals, who up to this day are still well recognized. So it is safe to say that part of the reason why they became who they were is because of their culture; because of our culture. (Ong, 2011)

“You don’t choose your family. They are God’s gift to you, as you are to them.” This quote was meant to convey the message that people should always be grateful for their families, as they are perhaps one of the greatest gifts given to an individual by God. Desmond Tutu is, and has been, one of the most influential peacemakers of the past century. However, his life had humble beginnings. Tutu was born in the small city of Klerksdorp, Transvaal, into a poor family with one other child ("Desmond Tutu - Biographical" 1). Even though he was born into a poor family and had only one sibling, he still had a fairly happy childhood. While Desmond Tutu was growing up, he noticed a lot of things that Black Africans were fighting for. Some of those

The nurture of a child is what governs what the child will be like when he/she gets older. In the Ibo community, the development of a child was solely the role of the woman who was supposed to make sure that the child was aware with the customs and rules of their society. The knowledge of the societal norms was weighed heavily upon the mother not the father to teach the children about them. This