Iris Harris
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An aspiring novelist. I enjoy writing ghost, horror, and drama. Occassionally, I dabble with some essays. You can find more of my work with the link below:
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Barbie: Beyond Female Empowerment
Barbie has become a major cultural icon in the past 6 decades, to the point her purpose continues to spark debate today. Some will insist her existence is to instill empowerment in young girls, and encourage them to dream of becoming anything they want. Others continue to consider her impossible physical features and overpriced accessories, as a fashion-driven airhead.
By Iris Harris2 years ago in Geeks
To the Fourth
Happy Independence Day, America! Today is a day when we declared to become our own country with the promise to be a land of the free. Home of opportunity for anyone. A country to show what freedom looks like and model democracy. Though I want to celebrate this glorious moment, I find myself hesitating; wondering just how free Americans really are.
By Iris Harris3 years ago in The Swamp
Supreme’s Courts June 2023 Rulings
The Supreme Court of the United States kicks off summer 2023, leaving millions of Americans with questions regarding their decision on Affirmative Action, Gay Rights, and Student Loan Forgiveness. Unfortunately, I am one of the millions who have concerns.
By Iris Harris3 years ago in The Swamp
We Didn’t Start the Fire
On Wednesday, June 28, 2023, Fall Out Boy released a cover of Billy Joel’s We Didn’t Start the Fire, and as a Gen-X adult, it has become one of my favorite songs! From the first word of the lyrics, it strikes your heart with an emotional arrow, and pushes you to the edge of tears as you listen to it.
By Iris Harris3 years ago in Beat
The Value of Vocal+
Welcome Vocalites (a term I recently discovered) and other readers. A quick glance at my profile page will show that I have been with Vocal Media for 2 years. Joining Vocal was not an easy decision, and some of you may be wondering: is it worth becoming Vocal+ member?
By Iris Harris3 years ago in Motivation
Three Etiquette Rules
The movies. For most people, it can be a great escape from reality. They enjoy a trip to a lightless auditorium to watch the latest film release, especially with all the distractions in life: cell phones, streaming services, socializing, etc. Being surrounded by darkness allows people to focus on the film’s story, the cinematography, character development and more. Recently, there has been an increase in annoying moments, which can be very disappointing.
By Iris Harris3 years ago in Geeks
