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The Students for Humanity Review

“Dear country leaders, we need to go to school…”

A lost generation: How the pandemic is widening the educational gap In late summer, a picture of two girls studying on the sidewalk next...

World Health Day 2021

Every year on the 7th of April we celebrate the World Health Day. Since 1950 this celebration has aimed to create awareness of a specific...

International Day for the Right to the Truth Concerning Gross Human Rights Violations

The year, 1948, and the recent adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the UN seemed to promise a bright future for new...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s words crack the Royal Family

The journey of a romance that started in 2016 between Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle, now the Duchess, which would...

International Women’s day: who inspires SFH’s community

Once again it is the 8th of March, and just like any other year the vast majority of social media consumers are posting all sorts of...

Edinburgh University Zoom meeting hijacked

Black and LGBT students attacked amid racist and homophobic slurs Black and LGBT students at the University of Edinburgh were attacked...

THE OPPRESSOR’S LANGUAGE

The title of this article is a quote from the poem “The Burning of Papers Instead of Children” by Adrienne Rich, which appeared in the...

2020: L’Anno di svolta per la comunità LGBTQ+

VATICANO. 21 ottobre 2020. "Le persone omosessuali - afferma Papa Francesco- hanno il diritto di essere in una famiglia. Sono figli di...

L’Uomo Nero

“E tu, tu che pensavi Che fosse tutta acqua passata Che questa tragica misera storia Non si sarebbe più ripetuta Tu che credevi nel...

Femminicidio – riflessioni su una parola disprezzata e su un fenomeno tristemente noto

Femminicidio. Può una parola diventare protagonista di uno scontro di opinioni così intenso? Sì, scontro, perché quando si dibatte sul...