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Read More“As a Finhtern and Student, my teacher Samuel aka Reed interviewed me about my business. But this time I turned the tables and interviewed him about what it’s like to be an entrepreneur. During the interview, I got to ask him various questions about...
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Raniyah commented on the post, Power & Perceptions of Gender
This was well-written! I loved how you educated us about the history of women getting raped and how it has been happening to women for years and how it is affecting the world today! I also love how you ended it with how it will affect your decision not only as a woman but as a Black woman. I also enjoyed how you talked about Black Men being too…Read More
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Read MoreFor my Math and Personal Finance passion project, I am going to dig more into what I am/maybe passionate about and why I am passionate about that specific thing. Also, how to manage my time and money. I am doing...
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Raniyah commented on the post, Hate Crime
Thank you so much for realizing how much of an important topic this is to recognize! yes, people are out here getting hate for what they believe in! As Martin Luther King was hated by many because of what he believed in and standing up for what he believed in. Yes! I
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Hi Raniyah, I really like your message! This is a phenomenal idea, as no young people should feel uncomfortable in their body because of social media. This is something that more people need to focus on!