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Civilians love to believe they decide everything for themselves. Especially in modern history, people did not like thinking they were being rigorously controlled. We wanted power in our own hands. We loved the French Revolution, standing up for ourselves. We…
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As a lifelong fan of Taylor Swift, I've followed her career with admiration not just for her music, but for the way she uses her platform. When Taylor endorsed Kamala Harris for president, it felt like a defining moment, not…
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The announcement of Kamala Harris' presidential nomination for the US Elections 2024 fills me with immense hope and excitement. As a liberal progressive Bangladeshi who now lives in the US, witnessing Harris' rise to prominence feels like a powerful affirmation…
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