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Last week for my American Literature course, I read and finished Booker T. Washington's autobiography Up from Slavery, which is the story of how he grew up, was able to go to school, and eventually founded the famous Tuskegee Institute (now Tuskegee University). In my eyes, this book is completely unproblematic. It's his raw story... Continue Reading →
Sorry for the long title but we have a lot of things to cover today as more people have been getting uppity in the comments of my last posts concerning this war. In particular, they have been defending the Palestinians as not being the same as Hamas (which is (partially) true), claiming that it was... Continue Reading →
As many of you know, I'm homeschooled and since I'm homeschooled, that means that things like prom and homecoming aren't really common. While there are a few groups that I know of that do offer those things for homeschoolers, I either never learned about it in time or it never lined up with my schedule.... Continue Reading →
If you're like me, you too probably look at the word "grammar" and cringe so hard you see the back of your skull. None of us like grammar. However, grammar is very, very important to understanding how the Bible is reliable and how you should be reading it (a lot of division within the church... Continue Reading →
It’s very unlikely you will do any “series” since you’ve failed so far. - Club Schadenfreude on my post I Argued with an Atheist... It's here everyone. The series that Vel from Club Schadenfreude doubted I would do that I've been teasing for two weeks now is finally here. Originally, this series was just going... Continue Reading →
Last year, I did a review on one of the shows streaming on Bentkey, Dailywire's children's channel. At the time, I had only seen the first eleven episodes and said that I would redo my review on the show if anything changed in the coming episodes. Now, seven months after I gave that review, I... Continue Reading →
Last month, I did a blog post on AI art and its advantages and pitfalls. More recently, I have also talked about really bad armor designs in video games, T.V., books, etc. With those two being set up, I think it's time that we see how well AI can produce images of armor. Will it... Continue Reading →
In the leadup to the adaptation of Stephen R. Lawhead's series, The Pendragon Cycle, the Dailywire has been doing quite a bit to promote it through giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look into the filming of the show, kind of like the Appendices to Lord of the Rings, but somewhat less cool. However, in one of... Continue Reading →
One idea that seems to be really popular amongst angry, blue-haired, crystal-obsessed cat moms on the internet is the idea that Easter is actually a pagan holiday and was taken over by the Christians to push Christianity onto the people. Their basis for this is the fact that we have culturally adopted things like egg... Continue Reading →
My family loves bunnies. They’re cute, fluffy, come running when they hear a bag crinkle, and magically bring you candy on a certain holiday that we’ll be celebrating this week. However, as cute as these little creatures are, apparently Monty Python and the Holy Grail got it right in suggesting that they are actually ruthless... Continue Reading →
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