Humanity

Pride: Beyond Rainbows—A Lifeline for Millions”
Understanding Pride: More Than a Parade, It's a Powerful Movement When someone says the word Pride, many people instantly imagine colorful parades, rainbow flags, glitter, music, and celebration. And while those visuals are absolutely part of Pride, the heart of it runs much deeper. Pride isn’t just an event or a month—it’s a movement, a message, and, for millions around the world, a lifeline.
By Tanushree Das9 months ago in Pride
Stand Proud
Identity? I’m white. Male. Cisgendered. A couple of young women once threatened (offered?) to rape me. I don’t think it’s the same thing. Certainly not the same impact.
By Randy Wayne Jellison-Knock9 months ago in Pride
Hidden Layers. Honorable Mention in Pride Under Pressure Challenge. Content Warning.
"I'm completely straight," I told myself while sitting in the school classroom trying to keep my eyes on my work to avoid staring at the beautiful girl sitting on the table opposite me.
By Carol Ann Townend9 months ago in Pride
I’ll Always Dress I Suit
Dressing in suits has long been associated with professionalism, sophistication, and a sense of personal style. Suits have evolved over centuries from functional garments to symbols of authority, elegance, and social status. Today, understanding the importance of suit dressing involves exploring its history, components, styles, occasions, and tips for choosing the right suit to make a lasting impression.
By obadiah9 months ago in Pride
Velma Was Always LGBT, Stop Pretending She's Not
When I called out a wave of cancellations of shows that featured massive amounts of representation of marginalized communities, one of the many things I said at that time was that there were two shows that I was the most fearful for: Chucky and Velma. I wish I could be wrong about something for a change. Sure enough, both shows had been cancelled since I wrote that piece. While the Chucky cancellation angered me more, I want to focus on Velma, because I've been sitting on this for many months.
By Clyde E. Dawkins9 months ago in Pride
The PERSON Who Never Told a lie In His entire Life
In the golden heart of Arabia, amid the sands of Makkah, a light was born not to illuminate just a single land, but the entire world. Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) came into a society divided by tribal wars, choked by ignorance, and drowned in injustice. But he came not to condemn, rather to uplift — with words as soft as a breeze and a heart vast enough to hold the burdens of all.
By The Manatwal Khan9 months ago in Pride
Unchained Horizons
The sky was bruised with clouds, swollen and heavy, hanging over the broken link of chain that lay abandoned on the asphalt. Beyond it stood a wall—tall, whitewashed, cruelly clean—ringed with barbed wire and crowned with silence. A metal ladder leaned against it like a whisper of rebellion. This was not just any wall. It was a divider of lives, of truths, of past and future. And the chain, once taut with containment, now lay slack and shattered.
By Usman Ali 9 months ago in Pride
Unbound: A Personal Journey of Gender Identity and Expression
Introduction In this narrative, we delve into the profound experiences of an individual navigating the complexities of gender identity, societal expectations, and personal transformation. Through a series of poignant reflections spanning several years, we explore themes of body autonomy, societal perceptions, and the pursuit of authentic self-expression.
By Lila Hart9 months ago in Pride
Outsourcing Accounting
In 2025, more businesses than ever are turning to outsourced accounting — not as a last resort, but as a strategic advantage.
By Alex joo9 months ago in Pride
unbound. Top Story - May 2025.
2004 when i was in high school, i powerlifted and crude peers joked that my "tits would get hard." this didn't seem like a problem to me, but i knew what they intended to mean—small breasts, flat, more like pecs, defined and masculine. how derogatory of a woman. unfitting and disgusting. my irreverence toward gendered expectations bristled, challenged, and disturbed some. it excited others.
By kp9 months ago in Pride
My Best Friend Disappeared 10 Years Ago-- yesterday,She Liked My Post
Ten years ago, my best friend Emily vanished without a trace. It was the last day of summer break before we were set to leave for college. She said she was going for a walk to clear her head—she never came back.
By MALIK Saad9 months ago in Pride
Hugging as a Culture: A Global Perspective on the Power of Touch
**Hugging as a Culture: A Global Perspective on the Power of Touch** Hugging, a universal gesture of affection, comfort, and connection, transcends borders, languages, and cultures. While simple in form—a wrap of the arms around another person—it carries profound cultural significance and varies widely across societies. Exploring hugging as a culture involves understanding its historical roots, social functions, regional differences, and the evolving perceptions surrounding this intimate act. This essay delves into the multifaceted nature of hugging as a cultural phenomenon, highlighting its role in human relationships and societal norms worldwide.
By obadiah9 months ago in Pride