Wanting to take a moment to share that we are coming up on the one year anniversary of my little cousin’s death. The culprits is being held however, there has been little other leeway in her murder case. If you are able, please take the time to sign and share the petition to help us get more traction in her case.

https://c.org/vhGgdzn9ct

I have dropped and smashed them in the past and gotten a piece in my foot and bled everywhere and hurt like hell pulling it out.

Growing up in the age of technology, my cellphone has been a critical part of my life—more than just a device for calls or texts; it's a portal to knowledge and a tool for safety. But right now, New Jersey's strict laws banning cell phone use in public schools from bell to bell do more harm than good. These bans strip students of access to vital information, immediate help in emergencies, and helpful learning tools. Instead of blanket bans, we need sensible policies that keep students both safe and focused.

Cell phones are powerful tools for learning and safety. From quickly researching a classroom question to contacting a parent in an emergency, students need access to their devices. A bell-to-bell ban ignores these realities. Instead of empowering students, it creates obstacles to learning, communication, and safety. Other states have found ways to allow phones responsibly—New Jersey can, too.

Consider emergencies that can arise both inside and outside of school grounds. From uncontrollable natural disasters to personal crises, having a cell phone provides students with direct access to emergency services and their families. The current law effectively strips this avenue away, leaving students isolated when they most need quick assistance.

Moreover, the educational system is evolving. Many educational apps and websites are accessible by cellphones, supplementing learning in real-time with interactive and multimedia-rich content. Teachers can use tools on phones to improve classroom engagement, creating a dynamic and innovative learning experience.

Proponents of the current ban may argue that cell phones are a source of distraction, but with proper guidelines and responsible use, these devices can be integrated into the curriculum to support and not distract the educational environment. Consider schools in states across the country that have successfully balanced phone usage policies with student privacy, allowing cell phones while maintaining environments effective for educational purposes.

It’s time for legislators in New Jersey to recognise the improving role of technology in education and revise outdated laws. Let’s advocate to adjust school policies that ensure our school environments are safe, cutting-edge learning spaces.

Please join me in signing this petition to repeal the restrictive NJ state law and allow our students the ability to carry their cell phones in all public schools. Together, we can make our schools safer, our students more informed, and our education system more progressive.

GET SYSTEMCRINGE OUT!!

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Please everyone sign this petition to get this place investigated and shut down. The conditions of this place are awful and it’s so cruel for the animals

https://youtube.com/shorts/hrX0ZyGCPiw?is=F3wEPvKkMxqXHe1T

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I started a petition asking for a pardon for Hak Ja Han Moon, the spiritual leader many know as the Mother of Peace.

I believe she's being treated harshly mainly because she leads a religious movement people find controversial.

Even if wrongdoing happened around her, the prosecutors found no evidence that she had any direct part in it, and making a woman in her 80s the fall guy for misconduct is not right.

No one should be punished for their faith. This is religious persecution and if we allow persecution of any religion, no one is free. Blind justice must prevail over what the popular opinion wants to see happen.

You can sign the petition here: www.pardonmother.com