7 clans casino near me
SentinelOne CEO Weingarten sells $966,719 in stock
Michigan ‘close’ to finding next offensive coordinatorDo you know what Edmund Burke, a very wise man, once said? “The arrogance of age must submit to be taught by youth.” In other words, older people in charge should listen carefully to what younger people are saying. Right now, in China, that’s becoming more important than ever. In recent weeks, young people in China have been making headlines. First, thousands of students hopped on their bikes and rode more than 30 miles from one city to another just to enjoy a delicious soup-dumpling breakfast. At first, the government thought it was a fun activity, but then they got nervous and stopped the rides. Then, something sad and scary happened: on a college campus, eight people were killed, and 17 were hurt by someone who was upset about failing exams and struggling with internships. Why does this matter so much to China’s leaders? Because young people are powerful. When the economy is tough, and they feel frustrated, they don’t stay quiet. Remember in 2022, when young Chinese people held up blank sheets of paper to protest strict COVID-19 rules? They didn’t even need words to make a big impact—those protests made the government change its rules. This isn’t just a China thing. Around the world, young people have often been the ones to spark big changes. They tore down the Berlin Wall, fought for freedom in Ukraine, and made their voices heard in protests against the Vietnam War. So, what should China’s leaders do? They should pay attention. What makes young people happy? What stresses them out? Is it the pressure of school and exams? Or the way social media shows a distorted view of life? Understanding young people is crucial. Whether it’s art like Banksy’s or music like Sidhu Moose Wala’s, the things that inspire youth matter. Leaders need to listen, connect, and support them—not shut them down. After all, the future belongs to the young, doesn’t it?
J.K. Rowling is notorious for sparking outrage on social media, whether she sharing posts that people find controversial or responds to criticism for her views, namely on gender. But the Harry Potter writer isn’t all about stirring things up — unless stirring up excitement counts. Rowling noticed an X post by contributor Amy Eileen Hamm where the writer and journalist wrote of her appreciation of a Gucci handbag but the price tag was simply too hard to swallow. “You ever like a beautiful purse and then realize it costs $5,000?” Hamm lamented on Thursday. Rowling replied, “Which one? I’ll buy it for you for Christmas. You’ve earned it.” A “stunned” Hamm shared a photo and link to the designer’s website detailing the “Gucci Horsebit 1955 Small Shoulder Bag” priced at $4,845 before taxes, asking the author, “Are you serious?!” Rowling responded, “It’s yours. DM your address,” adding kissy-face and Christmas tree emojis. Social media users loved to see it, taking to the comments section to applaud Rowling’s generosity and the overall goodness of the gesture and the women’s sweet exchange. “How lovely is this? You have the best time with that lovely handbag,” one person wrote. Another user wrote, “Some days I remember how much I love humanity.” Others noted how Hamm “deserves a beautiful bag” because she has “been through and is going through hell at the hands of the B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives” while another noted the writer should put the bag “on full display the day you go to hear the decision.” In November 2020, Hamm received a letter from B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives stating that she was under investigation for putting up a billboard in Vancouver that read “I [Heart] Rowling,” which was met with criticism by those who believe the author supports anti-trans feminism. “So much happened between 2020 and now,” she wrote in an X post this past March after the 20-day trial ended. “I refused to keep the investigation confidential,” Hamm continued. “I refused to accept a suspension or to publicly say I had been transphobic (because I am not). I was accused of spreading ‘medical misinformation’ but then that charge was dropped, with zero explanation or apology (I demanded one but this demand went ignored).” She described her trial as “hell,” and shared how she received “countless threats” as well as how many people tried to get her fired “for standing up for women and children,” which continues to this day. “I did my best to endure it — I haven’t remained calm throughout — in the hopes that something good would come at the end,” Hamm wrote. “I also endured it because the truth matters. Free speech matters. Women and children matter.” At the time, with the hashtag “#IStandWithAmyHamm.” One X user added how “truly and amazing” Rowling is but also noted that Hamm “absolutely earned it for her courage standing up to the gender activists despite the hell they’ve put her through.” Hamm on X that had the exact words her billboard stated. Rowling joked, “You’re only saying that because I bought you a handbag.”Ravens WR Zay Flowers (shoulder) questionable vs. Texans
- Previous: #22winphcasino
- Next: c örnek kodlar
