Navigating Life After Loss: The Maguad Siblings Before the Tragedy The story of the Maguad siblings is a heartbreaking testament to the challenges faced by orphaned children, particularly within marginalized communities. In the southern region of Mindanao, Philippines, a family of siblings – Crizzle, CJ, and others – navigated life after loss, only to be … Read more
The Unsettling Image The glint of steel, the crisp rustle of bills. A gun rests casually on the bed, a stark counterpoint to the soft linens and the supposed sanctuary of sleep. Beside it, a stack of cash, a physical manifestation of fortune, power, or perhaps, something darker. The image, potent and unsettling, speaks volumes … Read more
Beyond the Surface: Understanding the Terrain The phrase “Hood People With Guns” carries weight, laden with implications that need careful handling. This article moves beyond simplistic narratives, aiming to unpack the multifaceted realities of gun ownership within urban communities, addressing the historical context, the social dynamics, and the economic factors that contribute to this complex … Read more
The Chasm of Dehumanization The gun debate is often characterized by a dehumanizing tendency. We’re quick to focus on the metal, the mechanics, the design of firearms, and the legal frameworks governing them. We dissect the calibers, the magazine capacities, and the types of weapons. These details, while significant from a technical and legal standpoint, … Read more
