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Democratic Liz Cheney backs Harris, citing ‘ peril’ of Trump win
Former Democratic Senator Liz Cheney has made captions with her unanticipated countersign of Popular presidential designee Kamala Harris in the forthcoming November election. Cheney's decision to support Harris marks a significant departure from her former Republican confederations and underscores the graveness of her enterprises about the implicit return of Donald Trump to the White House. Speaking at an event at Duke University in North Carolina, Cheney articulated her support for Harris, citing the" peril" that Trump poses to American republic and the Constitution. Her countersign is n't just a particular statement but also reflects a broader trend of Democratic numbers distancing themselves from Trump and aligning with campaigners who prioritize popular principles.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Journal
Loss of Our Star
In 2021, the calisthenics world was rocked by the shocking and woeful murder of Agnes Tirop, a famed Kenyan runner famed for her exceptional achievements on the track. Tirop, who was a rising star in the world of calisthenics, was set up picked to death in her home under distressing circumstances. Her estranged hubby, Emmanuel Ibrahim Rotich, has been charged with her murder, although he vehemently denies any involvement in the crime. The disquisition and posterior trial have drawn significant attention, pressing not only the particular loss but also the broader issue of gender- grounded violence that Tirop's death has underlined. In response to this tragedy, Tirop’s family, supported by fellow Kenyan athletes and the wider community, established the Tirop’s Angels foundation. This action aims to combat gender- grounded violence and honor Tirop’s heritage by furnishing support and raising mindfulness. lately, the foundation opened a center in Iten, Kenya, which serves as a pivotal resource in addressing the issue and supporting victims of gender- grounded violence. The center’s establishment marks a significant step towards addressing the systemic issues that contribute to similar violence and reflects a broader commitment to making meaningful changes in the community.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in 01
A man sneaked onto a banned island to visit an uncontacted tribe. It ended badly.
On November 15, 2018, John Allen Chau embarked on a daring expedition to North Sentinel Island—a remote and forbidden locale where his journey tragically ended. The island, located in the Bay of Bengal and part of India's Andaman Islands, is notorious for its inhabitants' fierce resistance to outsiders. The indigenous people of North Sentinel, known as the Sentinels, are one of the world’s most isolated tribes, living in complete seclusion from the modern world. This isolation has persisted for thousands of years, preserving their traditional way of life untouched by outside influences. The Sentinels’ isolation is a conscious choice, and they are known for their aggressive defense of their territory against intruders.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Writers
Into the Heart of Darkness: An Inside Look at Papua's Last Cannibal Tribe
In the dense, untamed jungles of Papua, where modernity and tradition clash with an intensity that’s palpable, lies a world almost untouched by the 21st century. Here, amid the sprawling rainforests and towering treehouses, I embarked on a journey that would push my limits and immerse me in a culture shrouded in both fascination and fear. My quest: to uncover the truth about Papua's enigmatic cannibal tribes.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Earth
Bridging the Divide: Cape Town's Persistent Racial Chasm and the Legacy of Apartheid
In the heart of Cape Town, a starkly divided cityscape lays bare the enduring legacy of South Africa's apartheid era. The divide is not just a geographical one but a reflection of deep-seated socio-economic disparities that persist decades after the official end of apartheid. This story unfolds across a seemingly innocuous strip of land—a narrow stretch that separates the affluent beachside community of Strand from the densely populated township of Nomzamo. Although they are only a few meters apart, the two areas could not be more different.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Earth
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The Modern Mysteries of Mythical Beasts: Ancient Legends Meet Today's Monsters In an era where mythical creatures have become central to our entertainment, it's intriguing to reflect on the roots of these fantastical beings. Long before the age of CGI and blockbuster kaiju movies, ancient cultures across the globe were crafting stories of formidable monsters whose legacies still captivate our imagination. As we delve into these legends, it becomes clear that the terrifying monsters of contemporary media often have their origins in these age-old myths.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Earth
Top 15 Verifying Methodological Monsters from around the world
Long before the advent of cinematic monsters and kaiju, mythical creatures roamed the landscapes of ancient legends and folklore. These mythical beings, born from the vivid imaginations of our ancestors, have inspired modern monsters in films, games, and literature. The most terrifying movie monsters often draw from these age-old legends, their fearsome traits amplified by today's CGI and animatronics. The myths and legends of old provided a foundation for the monsters that haunt our screens today, with each story steeped in cultural significance and awe-inspiring power. Here, we explore fifteen of the most formidable mythological monsters from around the world.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Humans
Real Voice of Historical Feature
In the heart of a bustling city, where the clamor of ambition and dreams intertwines with the rhythm of everyday life, martial arts practitioners find a unique sanctuary. Martial arts, with its diverse disciplines like karate, judo, and Chinese kung fu, offers not just a way to defend oneself but a path to self-discovery and transformation. Each practice, from the precise strikes of karate to the graceful movements of kung fu, carries with it a rich tapestry of history and technique, blending the ancient with the contemporary.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Proof
How many things are There!?
Hey, Vsauce. Michael here. Imagine if we gathered every single human alive today and threw them into the Grand Canyon. The result would be a fascinating yet sobering sight. The Grand Canyon, a colossal natural wonder, wouldn’t even be remotely filled by all 7.159 billion of us. We would form only a modest pile, a mere fraction of the Canyon’s vast expanse. This visualization not only offers a stark perspective on humanity's physical scale relative to the natural world but also prompts a deeper reflection on the nature of "things" and our place within the universe.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Earth
What if Earth Stops Spinning!
If the Earth were to suddenly stop spinning, the consequences would be nothing short of apocalyptic. At the equator, you’d be thrust eastward at speeds reaching 1,000 miles per hour, a result of the planet’s rotational velocity. This catastrophic initial impact would likely be fatal for most, as the sudden deceleration would send everything not firmly anchored into a violent state of inertia. Buildings, people, and objects would be hurled across the surface, creating chaos on an unprecedented scale.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Earth
How Maker’s Mark Produces 34 Million Bottles Of Bourbon A Year
In the rolling hills of Kentucky, nestled in a quaint town with more history than size, Makers Mark bourbon has crafted its legacy for over sixty years. Known for its distinctive red wax seal, which has become a symbol of quality and tradition, the bourbon has carved out a place as one of America's top-selling spirits. Each bottle is a product of meticulous craftsmanship and time, requiring a minimum of six years to age. With the distillery operating at full throttle, nearly 150,000 bottles roll off the production line daily, marking a small-town operation with a global footprint.
By Rapelang Malebelleabout a year ago in Education
