Essay
Why Women Understand Fight Club but Men Don’t Understand Little Women
I suppose the idea that women can understand men’s issues or ideologies has always existed. Women have been the more nurturing, caring gender, the ones who have gone through their own moments of identity crisis and, therefore, can easily understand others when they eventually go through the same phases. However, as a writer and an avid reader, I’ve come to notice that men, in general, seem to lack this depth of empathy when it comes to understanding women’s perspectives through literature.
By Sasha Harding9 months ago in Critique
Beauty and Brains: A Rare Ideal or a Misunderstood Reality?
This ideal, as elusive as a four-leaf clover, has fascinated and divided society for decades. It is often said you’ve “won the genetic lottery” if you have both, a concept rooted in a casual remark that society seems to have embraced: conventionally beautiful people are presumed less intelligent, while those with high IQs are not typically deemed attractive. For those who embody both traits, this stereotype can feel deeply offensive. Imagine being told, “You’re so beautiful — I didn’t expect you to be intelligent.” A backhanded compliment, if ever there was one.
By Sasha Harding9 months ago in Critique
‘He Said – Hold Even a Straw and Show Me’ — The Raid That Challenged Ajay Devgan Like Never Before
So yes, the story of Raid 2 follows up its first part Raid. Actually, the story is different but is connected from there, where we are shown that our brother Ajay Devgan's 75th raid takes place, and in this 75th raid, he carried out at Ritesh Deshmukh's place.
By Ayush Verma9 months ago in Critique
American Job Market 2025: Stability Amid Emerging Challenges
As we move further into 2025, the American job market reflects a period of transition marked by resilience, innovation, and emerging challenges. The landscape is shaped by technological advancements, evolving work models, shifting economic policies, and changing workforce expectations. While some industries are booming with opportunity, others are adjusting to automation, global competition, and structural changes in the economy.
By Md.Nayeemul Islam Khan9 months ago in Critique
The Power of Accountability: Should Sara Duterte Be Impeached?
No matter how her allies try to defend her, Vice President Sara Duterte is facing serious challenges. At least four impeachment complaints have been filed against her in the House of Representatives. These complaints accuse her of misusing public funds, abusing her power, and failing to uphold her responsibilities as Vice President. These allegations could significantly impact her political future.
By Katrina Florendo9 months ago in Critique
Thank you, 'Paris, Texas (1984)'
Nearly two months ago, I had the privilege of watching 'Paris, Texas' by Wim Wenders for the first time. Before anybody comes at me for not watching it earlier, I humbly concede the fact that I didn't possess the sensitivity to appreciate something as poignant until recently.
By Gourav Bhattacharya9 months ago in Critique
Breaking: Amazon Shoppers Brace for Impact as tariffs take a toll!
Amazon customers are now facing higher prices, longer shipping times and fewer options on products as the U.S government recently imposed new tariffs. Shoppers who have long enjoyed low prices, discounts and fast delivery may find themselves facing unpleasant troubles soon.
By Nafees Arefin9 months ago in Critique
Trump's Trade War U-Turn: Strategy or Surrender?
Former President Donald Trump made headlines once more for resigning in the high-stakes arena of global trade, where bravado frequently prevails over diplomacy. Trump's administration quietly reduced a number of the punitive tariffs that had once characterized his confrontational trade policy, particularly against China, in what critics call a dramatic turnaround. This retreat, while subtle in presentation, marks a significant inflection point in the trade war Trump initiated in 2018—one that he once declared would be "easy to win." It raises a critical question: was this a blink under pressure, or a pivot born of political and economic necessity?
By Rakesh Kanti Mondal 9 months ago in Critique
Kyiv Reels from Lethal Missile and Drone Barrage in Escalated Russian Assault
Kyiv, Ukraine – The Ukrainian capital was rocked overnight by a wave of Russian missile and drone strikes, marking one of the deadliest assaults on the city in recent months. Emergency personnel are continuing their search and rescue efforts amid the rubble, and officials in Ukraine have confirmed that there have been numerous casualties and significant damage to the infrastructure. Russian ballistic missiles and Iranian-made Shahed drones were used in a coordinated aerial attack, according to the Kyiv City Military Administration. Air raid sirens blared across the city as air defense systems scrambled to intercept the barrage. Despite the fact that the majority of projectiles were reportedly shot down, a few were able to get past the defenses and hit residential areas and public facilities. Civilian Toll Mounts
By Rakesh Kanti Mondal 9 months ago in Critique
