Author: Moha

After spending four hours broken down on the roadside, a young black man was relieved to see someone pull up behind his car. However, as soon as the elderly white driver got out, he realized he was in for a lesson in racial “discrimination” he’d never forget. In today’s deeply divided society, people are finding themselves avoiding engage with others out of fear of offending or being offended. The media have pitted us against our fellow man,…

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The saying “you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone” can be applied to many things in life. And for some train conductors in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that thing was friendship with a little girl named Rio, who waved to them every day from a window beside the train tracks. Because three years after they started waving to her, the train conductors noticed that Rio wasn’t in the window. But there was a note —…

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After someone secretly snapped photos of an assignment, a whistleblower exposed how the school forced children to celebrate “black communism” and hold a mock “Black Power” demonstration. A Pennsylvania school is under fire for politically and racially charged lessons that had students praising “black communism.” (Photo Credit: Screenshot) William D. Kelley School is ranked as one of the worst-performing schools in Pennsylvania, as only 13 percent of its students will reach basic literacy levels by graduation.…

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When a mobile pizza business confirmed it would refuse service to uniformed police officers, they expected the support of the community. However, the local farmers market announced a major decision. Mobile eatery Pizza Llama may have sealed its fate after taking an anti-law enforcement stance. (Photo Credit: Facebook) For communities in Frederick County, Maryland, the Mount Airy Farmers Market and Mount Airy Main Street Association are staples when it comes to supporting local businesses. Each year,…

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Imagine Owning A Mansion There aren’t a lot of people who’ll ever know what it’s like to own their very own mansion. But still, we can dream of having a theater in the basement and an Olympic sized swimming pool in our garden. Now that we’ve gotten you to think about that life, what if we told you that there’s a mansion on the market right now that you could definitely afford? It’s in New…

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Worst Thing For A Mother The moment was finally here. She would get the answers that she was looking for. The truth was so close. Lyneth felt that what she had endured was something that no mother should ever have to. She had never thought that this would happen to her. She didn’t wish this on her worst enemy. She got to the Connecticut Airport which was so far away from her hometown in Canada.…

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A New Hero She was trying to fight back the tears but she just couldn’t take it anymore. She couldn’t handle it anymore. She looked away and out of the nearby window and tried to calm herself down. But then she heard someone, she turned back to look and saw him standing there, taking her abuser down a notch. What she hadn’t realized is that this man was itching to make a move. Savannah Phillips…

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When Peter DeMarco lost his wife Laura Levin to an asthma attack, his grief was overwhelming. Days spent in the hospital with Laura hooked up to machines, only to experience an earth-shattering loss, was too much to bear. Peter thanked the hospital for their tenderness and care during the roughest time of his family’s lives. But within a few months, a larger picture of Laura’s final moments came to light and it showed the hospital…

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Kindergarten teacher Nancy Bleuer practically spent more time huddled over children’s books or cleaning up craft stains than she did resting at home. She knew she was put on Earth to be of service to others, and that’s part of why she became a kindergarten teacher. Guiding kids through their formidable years was 60 hours per week well spent. Still, she never expected her job would thrust her into the middle of a life-of-death situation.…

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It’s natural to explore your heritage, but what do you do when you don’t like the story of your past? Sarah-Jayne King learned about her past the hard way, and it would take years to put the pieces together — so much of what she’d been told was a lie. Sarah-Jayne tried not to crumble under the pressure, as it was the only way to find out who she truly was. On The Surface For…

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