Narratives
The Story of Pandora's Box
In the time of fantasy, when divine beings and humans coincided in a world loaded up with amazement and charm, there carried on with a talented expert named Prometheus. He was known for his unlimited interest and his relentless love for humankind. However, it was his empathy that would prompt a game changing chain of occasions, perpetually scratching his name in the chronicles of Greek folklore.
By The Must-Read 2 years ago in History
Loss and Grief
In the heart of Gaza City, where the sounds of conflict had become the ever-present backdrop to life, there lived a woman named Amira. She was a mother, a widow, and a survivor. Amira's husband, Kareem, had been a schoolteacher with dreams of a peaceful Palestine. He was a beacon of hope, and his loss in the ongoing conflict had left a gaping void in Amira's life.
By Sheena Gilbert2 years ago in History
Whether or Not You Support Israel, You Should Condemn Hamas
I'm writing this on October 9th, 2023, while Israel is still counting bodies and idenifying remains, and there are already marches around the world demanding that the Israeli Army get out of Gaza, already trying to reframe the narrative, as if guards on border checkpoints are an invasion force.
By Natasja Rose2 years ago in History
Why This Man Was The Most Evil In History. Content Warning.
Long ago, imagine you're blamed for something you didn't do. It feels like a big, unfair surprise, right? It's like when your friend accuses you of taking their favorite toy, and you didn't. Now, picture someone accusing you of being a thief, a mean person, or even a witch. That might not worry you nowadays, but 300 years ago, it was a big deal. Back then, before the world of Harry Potter, people took witchcraft very seriously. If someone called you a witch, it could lead to big trouble, even death. Let's learn about the person who tried to get rid of these so-called witches.
By Varisha Ahmed2 years ago in History
Halloween not in Africa?
Why Halloween Is Not Celebrated in Africa Halloween is a popular holiday in many countries around the world, but it is not widely celebrated in Africa. There are a few reasons for this, including the continent's rich cultural and religious diversity, as well as its historical ties to colonialism.
By Asha Hwaka2 years ago in History
Halloween Dark History: Everything You Need To Know
Halloween is a time for enchanting costumes, frolicking trick-or-treating, and haunted house tours. But have you ever considered the eerie origins and macabre history of this well-known holiday? Join us on a journey into the shadows as we uncover the dark history of Halloween.
By Exotic History2 years ago in History
Where did Halloween Originate? History Revealed!
Halloween, with its costumes, candies, and scary stories, has become a worldwide phenomenon. Have you ever wondered, "Where did Halloween originate?" In this article, we'll go on a journey to learn about the fascinating origins of Halloween. We will look at the historical and cultural aspects of this beloved holiday, from its ancient Celtic roots to modern-day traditions.
By Exotic History2 years ago in History
The Top 10 Deadliest Deities in Classical Mythology
Over the eons of our shared past, deities have been held in high regard, adored, and dreaded. There are many examples of gods that inspired fear and awe in the hearts of their devotees in ancient mythology from all over the world. These strong creatures, who frequently represented the fundamental forces of nature and human existence, ruled over chaos and order, life and death, and war and peace. Today, we explore the tales of the ten most terrifying gods from classical mythology, whose names alone could terrify people.
By Francis Dami2 years ago in History
The Famous Garisenda Tower in Bologna Is Too Leaning!
No, it's not in Pisa—an Italian leaning tower is back at it! Instead, it's Bologna's Garisenda Tower, which has been closed off by authorities due to concerns over its collapse, along with the important piazza that sits next to it. These "twin towers," which are only a few meters away from the considerably taller Asinelli Tower (which is twice as tall), are iconic images of the city that have stood the test of time. The Garisenda has been 4 degrees slanted for centuries. However, "traces of unexpected rotation" in the incline have been discovered in recent inspections, prompting an immediate closure for "years."
By Francis Dami2 years ago in History





