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India is the land of festivals. Makar Sankranti is one of the important festivals of Hindu religion that they celebrate with great joy and happiness. The festival is celebrated every year of 14 or 15 January depending upon the solar cycle. People celebrate by taking an early morning holy dip in the river and offering prayers to sun because according to Hindu mythology sun is one of the many God.<\/p>
The word Makar Sankranti derives from two words makar and Sankranti. Makar means Capricorn and Sankranti means the transition of the sun in the Capricorn (zodiac sign). In a addition, this occasion is a very sacred and auspicious occasion according to Hinduism and they celebrate it as a festival.<\/p>
It is celebrated almost all over the country, specially in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, karnataka and Maharashtra. In Andhra Pradesh, the Makar sankranti is celebrated for three days. All houses are decorated. Guests and in-laws are invited and sweets are given out to all. People dress themselves up as characters from mythology. The first day, that is Bhogi Panduga, people burn all old article's. The second day, Pedda Panduga is the Sankranti day when the big festival is held. People are dressed in new clothes and pray to God. There are also feasts arranged for the guests. Cock fighting was a favourite game during the Makar Sankranti, but now it is banned. The third day, the Kanuma Panduga is the day for having meat after the excessive sweets.<\/p>
For most parts of India, this period is a part of early stages of Rabi crop and agricultural cycle, where crops have been sown and the hard work in the fields is mostly over. The time thus signifies a period of socializing and families enjoying each other's company, taking care of the cattles, and celebrating around bonfires, in Maharashtra the festival is celebrated by flying kites.<\/p>
I wish that you touch new heights just like the kites on Makar Sankranti.... Wishing you a successful year ahead.<\/p>
HAPPY MAKAR SANKRANTI.<\/p>"}]
By listening the term \"Indian Army\" or by thinking about the army gesture we get goosebumps. we all know that being a part of the army is not a piece of cake. Waiting so long to see there family, protecting there nation and people in it are not easy.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579110684550},{"data":"
The problems they are facing within the country and which mostly we are unaware of:-<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111187431},{"data":"
1.All those paramilitary jawans who are martyrs,are less compared to the paramilitary jawans who commit suicides.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111265272},{"data":"
2.Indian security forces in Kashmir are facing huge problem by stone pelters.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111602606},{"data":"
3.who ever join in paramilitary from 2004 are not getting proper pension due to NPS(National Pension Scheme).<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111736425},{"data":"
4.No proper facilities are give to considerable amount of them.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111734797},{"data":"
5.Due to lack of sufficient amount of officers,the present officers are being overburdened.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111733909},{"data":"
Yet, they are buckling down to save all the people in the country (In which some amount of them are not worth of it).<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579111986689},{"data":"
Happy Indian Army Day<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1579112775891}]
Heya!we the students are enthusiastic about sports and games and I think many of them are good at their respective sport and have confidence in it. So, every year Jntuh will conduct zonal tournaments but the reach is less and the students are not aware. These tournaments are being started from 24th Jan. Students can register and participate in the tournaments on the day itself. Here are the details,<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578849394936","data":"5e1aee49b8dc6"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578849394937","data":"5e1aee570a045"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578849394938","data":"5e1aee5daf016"}]
Every one of us always ponders over the thought of doing something for society. But only a few get into the field and do service. Here is my journey in doing such service through an NGO called Street Cause Hyderabad, which is the highest student-run NGO in Hyderabad. Before that a quick bite about the organization. <\/p>
A Life without a Cause is a Life without an Effect. This is perhaps the most inspiring thought that aptly defines the motive of Street Cause which strives to bring consistent changes in the lives of the people.<\/p>
Street Cause is an NGO comprising of students intent on doing their bit for the betterment of society. Within a year from its inception in 2009, it has radically grown from being a local guild of adherents, with the objective of helping the underprivileged and the destitute in any and every way possible, to being an internationally renowned organization. Street Cause has completed over 7000 tasks in a span of 8 years. A few events have been conducted in collaboration with corporates such as Deloitte, Gold Drop Industries, Indian Red Cross Society and others. Street Cause also has collaborations with organizations from various countries like the United States, Ukraine, Ghana, Gambia, Liberia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal.\n\n<\/p>
The Journey:<\/b><\/p>
My primary reason to join Street Cause is to do something for the underprivileged, who are often forgotten by everyone. It is really hard to take out time outside the academics for an engineering student, but my passion for service drove me. And now I am very happy that the efforts of people like me are helping the underprivileged to have a better living.<\/p>
I am the Divisional President of Street Cause KGRCET, which is a division of Street Cause from the students of my college. With the help of students, we did events around the college. All the funds required for the events are raised by the students. <\/p>
I am very proud to be the one to start Street Cause KGRCET Division in my college. <\/p>
The list of events:<\/b><\/p>
1. Distribution of sports equipment - 18th Nov 2019 - MPHS Chevella.<\/b><\/p>
We distributed sports equipment to the children of the Govt. school Chevella zone. All the kids were very enthusiastic to see us and we really had a great time spending time with the innocent little children.<\/p>
2. Distribution of walking sticks - 18 Nov 2019 - Venkannaguda.<\/b><\/p>
We distributed walking sticks to the senior citizens of Venkannaguda village in Chevella dist. They were in need of the walking sticks as they were using branches of trees, sticks to walk around which is highly dangerous. All the senior citizens were very happy with our contribution.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936708","data":"5e176f3390d8f"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936709","data":"5e177117d2059"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936710","data":"
H.Y.A - Hyderabad Youth Assembly<\/b><\/p>
A premier annual project of Street Cause that recruits students from colleges of varied academic disciplines after rigorous scrutiny of group discussions and personal interviews. Members of HYA work for 8 months to play their role in realizing sustainable development. Each member is required to express their novel ideas in achieving the chosen sustainable development goals (SDGs) in the assembly. The motions put forward are discussed, deliberated and voted upon during their designated time slots, following rules of procedure set by the UN assembly. The motions passed are there on implemented by the members after a series of surveys in villages destitute of the very basic amenities.<\/p>
I was selected in H.Y.A and the experience has been remarkable. I am the director of the SDG - Quality education. Quality education is very necessary for a country like India, where every day is a challenge. We team Vinaya ( Quality Education) are doing events to impact the lives through quality education.<\/p>
The list of events <\/b><\/p>
1. Soft Skills tutorial - ZPHS Moosapet - 15th Nov 2019.<\/b><\/p>
We provided Soft Skills tutorial to students of Govt. high School Mossapet. Where we gave a questionnaire to the students, analyzed the answers and gave them a few insights about soft skills. The response was amazing.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936711","data":"5e17770ca441c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936712","data":"
2. Career guidance - ZPHS Gachibowli - 25th Nov 2019.<\/b><\/p>
A decision can change our lives drastically and we don't want any student to take bad decisions about their career. We conducted a career guidance tutorial to the students, where they learned what decisions to make for their future. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936713","data":"5e177e4c56b03"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936714","data":"
3. Mental Health Awareness - ZPHS Dullapally - 2nd Dec 2019.<\/b><\/p>
The state of mind is very important, we at HYA took the initiative and gave the students valuable insights about mental health and how it affects the academics of the students. A good state of mind makes everything easy. Students actively participated and the event was a huge success.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936715","data":"5e1b4936a0c77"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936716","data":"
4. Setting up a library - ZPHS Ameerpet - 7th Dec 2019.<\/b><\/p>
Books play a crucial role in any institution, the students at ZPHS Ameerpet needed books for their academics. And we from HYA donated them books. And we set up a library for the students. The books included textbooks, novels, comics. Students were delighted with our contribution and were looking forward to reading the books.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936717","data":"5e1b4b8f6a8dc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936718","data":"
5. Distribution of sports equipment to under-privileged - Kasturba Gandhi Girls High School Moinabad - 15th Dec 2019.<\/b><\/p>
Exercise is as important as any other academic subject. Sports are generally underrated among girls in schools, but these school girls showed prominent potential in the sports sector. So we distributed sports equipment including indoor and outdoor games.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936719","data":"5e1b4cadd15b8"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936720","data":"
6. Setting up a science lab - Kasturba Gandhi Girls High School Moinabad - 15th Dec 2019.<\/b><\/p>
Science is a fascinating subject and requires practical experiments. But this school never saw any science lab in their school. We provided the school with the necessary science lab equipment and set up the lab. The staff was delighted with the contribution and were looking forward to each the subjects with practicality. The students were very happy to see the experiments for the first time in their life.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936721","data":"5e1b4e1e5bf6e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936722","data":"
7. Distribution of physiotherapy material - Thakur Hari Prasad Institute of Research and Rehabilitation for the Mentally Handicapped - Dilsukhnagar - 7th Jan 2020.<\/b><\/p>
The children at the institute were in acute need of physiotherapy equipment in order to make the process of rehabilitation easy and the children can be free from the problems. So we donated the equipment required and spent the day interacting with the kids. They were very happy with our interaction and contribution.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936723","data":"5e1b5059eba25"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936724","data":"5e1b506caa08c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936725","data":"
8. Digital classrooms - ZPHS Kondakal, Shankarpally - 4th Jan 2020<\/b><\/p>
Digital classrooms are vital for all the schools, but ZPHS Shankerpally does not have the projectors for digital classrooms. We donated projectors and this will help them achieve the goals with video classes. Digital classrooms are very important and they have more impact on the students than the regular classes. The students were excited to witness the digital classes and are very happy with the contribution.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936726","data":"5e1b53a2e92e4"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578850936727","data":"5e1b53b142855"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578850936728","data":"
All these events are possible because of the passion of students and as responsible youth, its high time we start contributing to society. On the occasion of National Youth Day, let us remember that youth holds the key to solving various problems in our society. So let's get solving. <\/p>
I am Viswanadh Varanasi, studying B.tech 3rd year KGRCET. I would like to thank my college, friends, and family for all the constant support throughout everything.<\/p>
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\"I want to be a father of ten before I turn twenty!\"<\/i>, said the corougeaous soul of a law student during his teens! India Times had dedicated an article on him and his vision on Father's Day<\/b>! Well, how did this idea land into a teen mind? <\/p>
A teen like you and me believed that the youth of our country should channelize their energy in right direction by enhancement of knowledge. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578851266942","data":"5e1b5e5670aa0"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266943","data":"
It's none other than the young warrior, Wali Rahmani! A student of law, youngest Indian T. V. Debate panelist, public speaker, social activist and a motivational speaker, aims to educate the citizens of India on issues of national importance such as governance, policies, constitution, media, communal hate and fake news. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578851266944","data":"5e1b5f81eca45"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266945","data":"
He felt lonely during his mission, and thought of teaching and taking care of ten kids to be future leaders. But no mother was ready to give her child! So he adopted orphan kids. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266947","data":"
He quoted Prophet Muhammad<\/b>'s (PBUH)<\/b> saying as an inspiration for running the orphanage: \"I and the person who looks after an orphan and provides for him, will be in Paradise like this! (keeping his index and middle finger together!)\"<\/i> <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578851266949","data":"5e1b60f2cec96"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266950","data":"
Wali inaugrated Umeed<\/b> on April 1, 2018. \"Establishing this orphanage is not a social work, rather my social responsibility\"<\/i>, he said. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266951","data":"
Umeed<\/b>, literally means hope. The work done within the orphanage speaks for itself! Love and values are provided to children, so that they can live hostically and contribute positively to the society. The children are given one full year of home-schooling under the guidance of house parents as each of them needs special attention, before they are admitted to schools. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578851266952","data":"5e1b61fecf166"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266953","data":"
Full fledged foundation is provided inclusive of education and sports. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266954","data":"
Umeed<\/b> is open for all children irrespective of their religious background and they have freedom to study whatever they wish to! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578851266955","data":"5e1b62921490e"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266956","data":"
Abba Ji<\/b><\/i>, as called by the children, says that, \"These children might be seen by some as liabities to society; Umeed<\/b>'s mission is to turn them into assets. Umeed<\/b> will be a production house of leaders. Leaders are not born - they are made, and every child at Umeed<\/b> is a leader in the making. When, in time, they will leave Umeed<\/b>, they will be successful leaders amongst their peers, and each will work towards making a positive impact on the society of their time.\"<\/i> <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266957","data":"
Wali Rahmani has done justice to the following quote. He translated his ideas into actions without waiting for the right moment! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1578851266958","data":"5e1b6497ad61b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1578851266941","data":"
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Oxygen is roughly 21% of our atmosphere, yet the most important thing for survival. What if it disappeared not forever but let\u2019s assume for 5 seconds? Does it make any difference for human? Nah we can hold our breath for maximum of 30 seconds. It isn\u2019t a biggie. Can Earth hold it for a while? So welcome to my piece of writing which will tell you the hazards that will cause for 5 seconds of loss of OXYGEN from the EARTH. <\/p>
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Run if you\u2019re in the apartment which is build with concrete, it is going to collapse in those 5seconds and turn into dust because the oxygen acts as a binding agent to concrete.<\/p>
Next, okay run even if your building is not made with the concrete because the untreated metal would be fused together because the metal has a layer of oxidation on metals that prevents them from welding together. <\/p>
After this, if you think of spending next 5seconds out, you are gonna experience a severe sunburn because ozone layers are the protection from the UV rays from the sun.<\/p>
\nIf you think that\u2019s it? Nope there is more, our ears would explode, losing oxygen means losing 21% of air pressure, change in air pressure that much is equal to sea level up to 2000 meters instantly, which our ear can\u2019t adapt.<\/p>
\nAir combustion would be impossible, that means NO FIRE.<\/p>
Planes would fall down.<\/p>
Sky would turn dark.<\/p>
\nYou know that\u2019s not it, our earth\u2019s crust is made of 45% of oxygen; if oxygen disappeared the earth\u2019s crust would start to crumble.\nThe chances of Dead are close. If we can think, what it\u2019s just 5seconds, it makes hell difference to adapt to sudden changes. Imagine if this would happen for the FOREVER. The only source of oxygen is trees. So think twice before we chop, or burn them for our life. There life is important than ours. Clich\u00e9 but true\u2026<\/p> "}]
National Youth Day 2020.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815390070},{"data":"
I'm a strong believer of the fact that 'A man is a student from cradle till grave', that being said theoretically expands my horizon to write about any human who's made an impact and took steps to make this society better.The word 'Youth' would make better sense if we calculated it based on the age of a persons heart-n-soul and the number of lives he's\/she's touched around him\/her, rather than the age of the physical container, the body.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815651280},{"data":"
Moving forward, I'd like to dedicate this 'National Youth Day 2020', the birth of Swami Vivekananda to one of my faculty members; Mr. G.P.V. Naganjaneyulu, my guide and mentor at Stanley.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815671843},{"data":"
Right from teaching mechanics in such a fabulous way(I bet no one could have done it better!), to just being there as an emotionally strong pillar of support to not just one but a number of students.\nHe is one of the few rare 'Diamond of a person' I've come across in my life who understands and inculcates the much needed vibe that different lives have different journeys and destinations, and not all are meant to follow the 'Road Always Taken' to be like the few picture perfect mannequins the world has set an example of.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815691449},{"data":"
He always takes different situations with an open mind and reassures people that wherever they are on their journey, one day they'll make it to the door of success and that he'd be glad to see us step inside with pride.\nAlways the one encouraging the people around to follow their dreams or even their instincts plus giving few of his experiences as lessons so that we can make different newer mistakes and ultimately create a better society.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815710263},{"data":"
The person who always supports the slightest change of mind and who always tells that its never too late to follow a different dream (This in particular helped me a lot since I've realised that dreams and goals do change depending on what life throws at you), the one who always encouraged to improve in academics but not make it as our goal to do so and please everyone, the one who says that its okay for some repulsions in our life since not everyone along the way will like us and not everyone has to!<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815727680},{"data":"
Lastly I end this post but asking God a quick prayer for him and his family's health and well being, and also with great hope in my heart that one day I'll be successful enough to earn his respect and his trust that he showers me unconditionally with. I am thankful to have understood one thing at this point of my life that 'You don't need a million echoes in your life to guide you, just a voice', and I'm extremely thankful that I've found that voice in this person.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815747944},{"data":"
I pray that you all find you voices too.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578815761894}]
Although parents, schools, and the federal government are trying to get children and teenagers to \"just say no\" to drugs, more than $25 billion worth of cigarette, alcohol, and prescription drug advertising is effectively working to get them to \"just say yes\" to smoking, drinking and other drugs. In addition, television programs and movies contain appreciable amounts of substance use. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578829253030},{"data":"
Many studies and survey have found that a large percentage of people who abuse drugs and alcohol are teens still in high school. The fact that teens and college students have at least experimented with the drugs or alcohol at one time or another, even if they don't abuse them.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578830041721},{"data":"
Many people become addicted to harmful substances at an young age which can continue in to adulthood. A large percentage of people in recovery at drug and alcohol rehab centers consist of young adults. Abusing harmful such has heroin, cocine and alcohol negatively effects both physical and mental health of a teenager, and drug and alcohol abuse may lead to various other complications. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578830436760},{"data":"
Drugs can be effected in many ways like it can be at any age can cause serious health effects, but teens who abuse drugs are more likely to struggle with addiction later in life and have permanent and cause brain damage. Due to various problems youth is effected to drugs. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578830820422},{"data":"
1. EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS: Drug abuse can cause or emotional problem such as anxiety, depression, sucidial thoughts etc..In fact among all of them youth is facing major depression, 34.6 percent were using drugs. Unfortunately, drug use can also increase the severity of these problems. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578836180234},{"data":"
2. BEHAVIOURAL PROBLEMS: Youth who abuse drugs have an increase risk of social problems, depression, suicidal thoughts and violence. According to recent survey, youth who abuse drugs are more likely than youth who don't abuse drugs such as fighting and stealing. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578836870333},{"data":"
3. LEARNING PROBLEMS: Drug abuse damages short term and long term memory and can lead to problems with learning and memory later in life <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578837537390},{"data":"
4. DISEASES: Young people who abuse drugs with needles increase their risk of blood-brone diseases like HIV, AIDS, hepatitis B and C. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578837651438},{"data":"
5. BRAIN DAMAGE: Drug abuse among youth is serious mental disorder to the brain or nervous system. Brain damage who abuse drugs includes impaired learning abilities, memory problems, brain shrinkage. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578837659377},{"data":"
6. CAR ACCIDENTS: People who abuse drugs are more likely to be involved in car accident related injuries or death. One study showed that 4 to 14 percent of drivers who injured or die in traffic accidents test positive for THC. <\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578838171837},{"data":"
Addiction is an involuntery process. It may not be fair to associate a person's addictive behavior with his moral character. The brain response to an addict changes in such a way that he continues to live with the bad habits and addictions in spite of understanding it's dangerous implementations. A part from therapy and medicines, the person requires a lot of love, affection, support and motivation to get over with the addiction.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578838972778}]
Yoho... it\u2019s a New Year. It is a time of making regular annual good resolutions. Take a second to visualize your previous New Year\u2019s resolutions. I made many resolutions last year and I have not stuck to them and quickly forgotten when they become inconvenient. So this time I thought of making resolutions that I can follow they might look silly but they are the areas where I need to concentrate on <\/p>
1. I am lazy. My laziness is like 8 and it tends to infinity when it lies down. This makes me wake up late there by late to college and everywhere I go. I decided to be punctual and be on time. <\/p>
2. Meet more new people, have a good experience with them and not act introvert. <\/p>
3. As I have my gate exam next year I want to concentrate more on this and attempt my exam well\n4. Eat healthy food, spend more time in nature and with family, learn a new skill, conquer a fear, travel more and save more money. <\/p>
5. Buy a parrot and teach the parrot to speak<\/p>
6. Resolution to not to curse at traffic. But I know this has more chances of breaking down.<\/p>
7. Being a piano player I want to concentrate more on this as my trinity exam is going to be in this year <\/p>
Being kind to everyone, cut down on junk foods, being punctual, Use mobile for less time, concentrating more on studies and the list goes on\u2026 I think I made too much resolution this year and some take almost a full day to break them. <\/p>
But on a serious note, Every time a new year rolls around, people set out to better themselves. New Year\u2019s resolution is a promise a person makes for the New Year. Regardless of what resolution you commit to, the goal is to improve life in the coming year. Though some of them are not committed at least fulfilling some among them could make us better than the previous year.<\/p>"}]
After the semester winter break from college is the best break of all, even better than summer. Because, on winter break, you have a new semester or new quarter waiting for us, meaning there will be no work to be done over break as we hardly get a week. No homework equals all the time in the world to relax and enjoy the time you have off for the holidays, it\u2019s like one long continual nap fest. <\/p>
As people return to the college on the day of opening (people like me 2days after holidays) reflect on these conflicted feelings about going back to the college. <\/p>
They obviously miss their friends, roommates, and life at college for sure. But at the same time, they will be upset to leave the comfort and familiarity of their own home<\/p>
If their exam doesn\u2019t go well they will have tension about results and decides to perform better in this semester <\/p>
Excitement to see their new classes, new faculty, new schedules some new and old friends. <\/p>
When the college bell rings loud and clear. We realize that our vacations are over and college is here. The daily routine of waking up early, getting ready for the college, bearing boring lectures, bunking classes enjoying with friends nothing is new everything is the same as the previous semester. <\/p>
After feeling a bit relaxed, after a few weeks of settling everything, here come the nightmares of assignments, mid exams, lab exams and after all it\u2019s a part of our students' college life.\n<\/p>"}]
Caution: This article contains themes of LGBTQ, Drag, self-love, self acceptance, empathy. Proceed with a broad mind or get yourself educated.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578725449594},{"data":"
This is a story of a trailblazer breaking all kinds of stereotypes. A 12-year-old who enjoys the art form DRAG and tries to be unapologetically himself. This is the story of Desmond Napoles.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578725683025},{"id":1578727405411,"type":"img","data":"5e197815bfbdd"},{"data":"
The term DRAG refers to the art form of dressing up as opposite sex. The movement began underground in the late 19th century. 'Drag queens' are usually males in exaggerated makeup and clothing who act like a character they created. They experiment with glistening colours covered in glitter and sparkle. The make-up is always strong, dark eyes and heavy contouring to create feminine features. These characters exude confidence and self-acceptance as they perform.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578725850379},{"id":1578727576190,"type":"img","data":"5e1978c08b696"},{"data":"
When their child began to dress up in girl's clothing, Wendy and Anthony Napoles consulted a therapist about the right approach to let Desmond express himself. Instead of shunning him, Desmond's parents allowed him to practise these hobbies. Discovering his identity at such a young age is a major accomplishment for Desmond that many people struggle in adulthood. People disagree with LGBTQ COMMUNITY and believe that Desmond is being exploited and sexualized. Desmond holds love for himself and for the people in his community triumphs over negativity.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578726285681},{"id":1578727620153,"type":"img","data":"5e1978ec8ddc0"},{"data":"
After gaining both positive and negative attention, he used his platform to inspire and accept others. He started his own drag HAUS, a small community of drag performers who behave like a family, HAUS OF AMAZING. He also created a magazine made by and for LGBTQ youth called ' The Amaziest Magazine'. In July 2018 he won the Marshall P Johnson ' Don't be Outraged, be Outrageous' award. Currently he is working on creating an LGBTQ Anti-bullying campaign called A.M.A.Z.E. It stands for Anti-bullying Movement TrailblAzing Equality. He is also planning on launching a clothing and make-up line.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578726655882},{"id":1578727641930,"type":"img","data":"5e197902585c2"},{"data":"
Desmond is a beacon of hope for the children of the future. He is an idol that is teaching children and adults to be who they want. This doesn't solely apply to the members of disenfranchised communities like LGBTQ. His message is for people of all genders, race, age and sexual orientation. Personal growth begins the moment you, being to accept yourself as enough. Today's society tries to filter out self-love and fill it with hate for others. By showing children to love themselves and others, the cycle of hatred is cut from the society.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578727086980},{"data":"
#Nationalyouthday<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1578727824334},{"id":1578727689457,"type":"img","data":"5e197931ccae2"}]
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