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The Hypocrisy of Hillary Clinton
Empowering a Womanizer How a Champion of Women Spent Decades Silencing Them — And Whether She’s Finally Reckoning With It Source: NBC News Introduction: The Two Hillarys Hillary Rodham Clinton has long occupied a paradoxical space in American life. She is at once a trailblazer — the first woman to win a major party’s presidential nomination, a former Secretary of State, a U.S. Senator, and a globally recognized advocate for women’s rights — and a figure whose personal history
Ash A Milton
Feb 1326 min read


The Protester
A work of fiction Source: CGTN I'm standing at a protest in Minneapolis between my two besties from college, bundled against the cold. I flex my stiff fingers around my "No Kings" sign. I shouldn't admit it, but I'm tired of protesting. I think of my mom marching during #MeToo, how she talked about how far women had come. In college, these same two friends and I marched for #BLM. It's exhausting that some people still believe others having rights somehow diminishes their own.
Ash A Milton
Jan 172 min read


The 19th Amendment at 105: Progress, Persistence, and the Path Forward
The Right to Vote! On August 18th, 2025, we commemorate the 105th anniversary of Tennessee's ratification of the 19th Amendment—a...
Ash A Milton
Aug 18, 20256 min read


Unleashing Change: The Hidden Force of Literature in Igniting Social Movements
Throughout history, literature has acted as a powerful medium for expressing thoughts, emotions, and visions of change. Often stated as...
Ash A Milton
Jun 25, 20255 min read


Whispers of Silence: Uncovering the Shadows of Knowledge Suppression Throughout History
Knowledge is a powerful ally, capable of enlightening minds and shaping societies. Yet, history reveals that it can also be wielded as a...
Ash A Milton
Jun 18, 20254 min read
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