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A Paradise in the Middle of the World
by Maria Altamiram0 Did you know that Ecuador has this name because it is geographically located on the equatorial line of the Earth? Without a doubt, Ecuador is a country… Read More
Chihuahua – Smashing! Amazing!
by Liz NDoumi People believe that the Apache Indians (pictured here) come from the USA, but the reality is different. For thousands of centuries, Chihuahua was the heart of the… Read More
My Story with Moroccan TBOURIDA
by Tarik Mansouri At the age of 15, my family and I were invited to my cousin’s engagement celebration, which was the first time I attended an event outside of… Read More
To Love Someone You Have To Love Yourself
by Natalia Tovar… Read More
True Beauty is Found Not in the Exception But in the Common Place
by Afaf Do we need true beauty? If we find it, how will it affect our life? From my experiences I found beauty in everything I have done. For example:… Read More
How to Make Cartoons, Then and Now
by Halima Naser Many years ago, animators made cartoons by drawing a lot of pictures and by using paper. In the past, it was a lot of hard work to… Read More
My Social Improvement Plan
by Alex Laheb During the past two years of the covid-19 pandemic, I saw that America had systemic racism in every state. When George Floyd was killed by a police… Read More
Dancing the Marinera
by Inocencia Toribio Garcia The Marinera is a wonderful dance, and it is a symbol of being Peruvian. Don Abelardo Gamarra, known as “El Tunante,” named this famous dance. It… Read More
Eid al-Adha: The Feast of Sacrifice
by Mursal Hewadmal Afghanistan has two major festivals or “Eids”—a big Eid and a small Eid. I want to tell you about the big Eid. It is called “Eid… Read More
Earthquake In El Salvador
by Hilda Colato Perdomo Twenty years ago, in January 2001, there was an earthquake of magnitude 7.6. It struck hard in El Salvador. I was a young woman. My family… Read More