humanity

For better or for worse, relationships reveal the core of the human condition.

Essential Worker Launches Medical Scrub Line
In the 1940s awareness of wound infection and the need to have a sanitary operating room prompted the first use of medical scrubs. Still today scrubs are primarily worn by those who work in the medical field. It is the uniform of choice for doctors, nurses, CNA’s and others who work in hospitals around the country.
By Lamore Lifestyle 4 years ago in Humans
The Sinking of the Titanic: A Tragic Event in History.
Introduction. The sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912 is one of the most tragic events in history. More than 1,500 people lost their lives when the ship sunk in the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The disaster was a result of a number of factors, including the use of defective rivets, the failure of the ship's watertight doors, and an incorrect assessment of icebergs by the ship's crew. The tragedy shook the world and remains a topic of fascination more than 100 years later.
By Sami Tech4 years ago in Humans
Freedom Over Fear
Fear is like a prisoner. Locked away and afraid of retribution against it torment. People are scared , babies definitely get scared and animals Sense fear supernaturally. Supervisors and managers put fear into their employees if they don’t operate or work in a certain manner, they might lose their jobs. A good example of this unfortunately is at work environments like Walmart and Amazon Fulfillment centers.
By Kyle Smith4 years ago in Humans
Let’s Be Free
I grew up not having to worry about freedom. Born in the mid-60s, in a quiet Midwestern (mostly caucasian) community, attending a parochial school through eight grade, then high school and college thereafter; I, now, raise a family with four grown children. We were not a rich family—by any means—as my parents divorced when I was in fifth grade due to schizophrenia which my father sustained following the Vietnam War. Since my mother worked long hours at the local hospital as an EKG Technician, we (her four children whom she raised much on her own) had a run of the neighborhood throughout the day and most of the evening during the summer months. These were my first experiences with what freedom meant to me.
By Chris Siener4 years ago in Humans
Marishka
Marishka is one of those online friends that you’ll probably never get to meet in person, but they’ve changed your life in one way or another. We ‘met’ through a tight-knit Facebook group, and when she joined everyone instantly fell in love with her. She’s an intimidatingly beautiful traveling bartender who drives a motorcycle and has the feisty personality to match. She immigrated from Kharkov, Ukraine as a child.
By Brittany Nunez4 years ago in Humans
Writing is Freedom.
My therapist says that I don’t process anything until I’ve written about it. Some people are visual thinkers- they need to see the problem and draw out all of the possible solutions. Others are audio processors- they like to talk about their problems, hear responses from peers and get a grip on things that way. But Me?
By Amber Grace4 years ago in Humans
Chance Encounters #1: One Flea Market, Two Gods
My husband loves rummage sales and I love oddities, so we’re here on a sunny summer day scratching our itch for both at the Wagon Wheel Flea Market. We peer down haphazard corridors made boggy by a kind of humidity typically reserved for rainforests. I can smell popcorn, old paper and dust. They form one new scent. Cheap.
By Krystena Lee4 years ago in Humans
“Freedom”
The definition of freedom is: “Absence of subjection to foreign domination or despotic government” (Oxford Dictionary). All nations have fallen victims of oppression, at a given time in history. It is a characteristic of human nature: the desire to dominate others, expand territories, control, subdue, enslave, and even to commit genocide, to become “victorious”. My beloved country, the Dominican Republic, went under the dominion of France and Spain, before it became an independent nation.
By Victoria De la Cruz4 years ago in Humans
Combating Silence
Living in a glasshouse, no closets, unafraid, Stitched together by mistakes, I feel pride, not shame. Skeletons on display, I'll tell you my secrets,
By Amanda Marks4 years ago in Humans
Here Are The Top Reasons You Need Packers and Movers in Bangalore
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By Yash Mishra4 years ago in Humans
The Hope for Freedom
A small girl, hardly a sliver of a person, walks slowly around a drift of pigs, her bare feet tickled by the damp grass. Deep chocolate hair ends at her waist, and her soft brown eyes roll at the job she has to do - herd the pigs. At only 13 years old, one would expect her to be in school, but that ended last year when she was deemed too old. Now, she spends her days doing the same things - washing clothes, tending her younger siblings, and tending the pigs. Her father is a strong man, she took after him, and her mother was a short, driven little woman. Her two younger sisters were still in school, being 9 and 7, and her little brother still toddled around holding onto their mother's brightly dyed skirt. She had freedoms, to work - sewing, working a market stall, picking her husband - but she envied her little brother, set to go to school and be something greater than a measly hog farmer. She wanted more. But it was unattainable, it was uncouth, and it was not cultural custom. So she would settle for being a pig farmer.
By Erin D4 years ago in Humans
The moment of Freedom
There is a quote by Mahatma Gandhi "Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of life. What would a man not pay for living?"
By Ekta Dureja4 years ago in Humans