The Biden administration is waging war on Title IX and, in response, a group of female athletes, coaches, and sports advocates have spent the month of June touring the country to sound the alarm. Title…

As “Pride Month” thankfully draws to a close, we can fully reckon with how ridiculously sexualized displays have become an integral part of its celebration. Videos and pictures of crossdressers, men…

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President Donald Trump will enter an extremely hostile environment Thursday when he squares off against President Joe Biden in the first presidential debate of the 2024 general election, but that doesn’t mean he will be at a disadvantage. The debate will be hosted by CNN and moderated by the network’s anchors, Jake Tapper and Dana Bash. It is the earliest debate for a general election ever. The two candidates are scheduled to debate again in early...

It is not often, before a clash between heavyweights, that the referee attracts almost as much scrutiny as the fighters. Yet that is the situation for Jake Tapper, the CNN host who is due to moderate the television debate on Thursday between President Biden and Donald Trump. Perhaps with an eye on beginning the attempts at spin early, allies of Trump have accused Tapper, 55, of being biased against their candidate and insist he will not get a fair showing. This week CNN abruptly...

The prime-time matchup on Thursday between President Biden and former President Donald J. Trump represents an evening full of promise and peril. Especially for CNN. For the first time in decades, a single television network will have sole discretion over the look, feel and cadence of a general-election presidential debate. Unlike in past years, when an independent, nonprofit commission oversaw the contests, CNN has picked the moderators, designed the set and will choose the camera angles...

According to a report by the Financial Times yesterday, Olam Agri, one of the world’s largest agricultural commodity traders, has warned that the world is heading towards “food wars” due to geopolitical […]

by Lucas Leiroz, Strategic Culture: June 23, 2024 will be remembered by future generations as one of the saddest days in the history of the Russian Federation. Another tragic day added to the long list of heartbreaking dates in recent times. Russia’s enemies want to resume the days of terror of the 1990s and 2000s. […]

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Our words have power. That’s why it’s so important to make sure our words are used to lift others up, not tear them down. This is something folks of any age can struggle with — none of us are perfect, after all. But that’s why it’s all-the-more important to start teaching kids about kindness at a young age. But how do we do this in a way that they’ll understand? For teacher Ms. Natalie Ringold, her lesson on the power of words includes lots and lots of toothpaste. That probably sounds strange, but toothpaste is actually such a clever way to visually demonstrate what happens when our words hurt someone’s feelings, whether intentionally or not. As Natalie explains, once we say something to someone, there’s no taking it back. Sure, we can apologize and do our best moving forward, but the impact of those words can’t simply be erased. Watch this wise teacher give a more in-depth explanation in the video below. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ms. Natalie Ringold Elementary Teacher (@always.upper.elementary) “Of course there are small, random exceptions to this 30 second rule,” Natalie explains in the caption of her post, “but making this concept concrete for my students has been incredibly helpful!” Teacher’s Clever Demonstration Is a Lesson for Us All So many teachers and parents are finding this demonstration to be helpful. That being said, many folks have also pointed out that kids aren’t the only ones who could use this reminder from time to time. Even as adults, it’s also good to remember why the way we speak to others matters. “BLESS YOU!!! As a person who was relentlessly racially harassed as a child, I wish this was taught,” someone writes in the comments, sharing a sentiment so many others relate to as well. “This made me cry. Can I start my college courses with this?” someone else shares, with another person adding, “This should be required viewing for anyone who wants to join social media.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post 4th Grade Teacher Uses Toothpaste To Demonstrate How “Your Words Have Power” appeared first on InspireMore.