Comments for Aspiring Blog https://theblogera.com/ The Blog Era begins here Sat, 01 Aug 2026 15:39:41 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.2 Comment on The Kindness Report #21: The Basketball Star Who Wanted to Be a Police Officer by Cheryl Batavia https://theblogera.com/how-shaquille-oneal-helped-jordan-wilmore-become-a-police-officer/#comment-11223 Sat, 01 Aug 2026 15:39:41 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12902#comment-11223 πŸ˜ŽπŸ’•]]> Heartwarming story, Ritish! We need more dedicated, helpful police officers! πŸ’• πŸ˜ŽπŸ’•

]]> Comment on The Kindness Report #20: How the CJP Protest Became a Story of Humanity by Lauren Scott, Author https://theblogera.com/how-the-cjp-protest-became-a-story-of-humanity/#comment-11214 Thu, 30 Jul 2026 03:09:01 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12841#comment-11214 ]]> My emotions always stir after reading your posts, Ritish. Thanks for sharing this touching story. If only kindness would spread more and more. We can only hope because the world is in dire need. Thank you! ❀️

]]> Comment on The Forgotten Hour #5: The Day Humanity Learned to Say “No” by Deepak Joshi https://theblogera.com/the-day-humanity-learned-to-say-no/#comment-11212 Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:29:46 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12849#comment-11212 In reply to Monkey’s Tale.

Thank you for stopping by. It’s really a great moment to feel where such a great event started and where the foundation of social change has been made

]]> Comment on The Forgotten Hour #5: The Day Humanity Learned to Say “No” by Deepak Joshi https://theblogera.com/the-day-humanity-learned-to-say-no/#comment-11211 Wed, 29 Jul 2026 14:16:40 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12849#comment-11211 In reply to Alessia.

I am glad you find this post informative and fascinating. Hope you have gone through other parts also. Thank you for your appreciation.

]]> Comment on The Forgotten Hour #5: The Day Humanity Learned to Say “No” by Alessia https://theblogera.com/the-day-humanity-learned-to-say-no/#comment-11209 Wed, 29 Jul 2026 11:26:22 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12849#comment-11209 We’re so used to thinking change has to look dramatic, but this is something else. I didn’t know about this. What a fascinating read. Really well written.

]]> Comment on The Forgotten Hour #5: The Day Humanity Learned to Say “No” by Monkey's Tale https://theblogera.com/the-day-humanity-learned-to-say-no/#comment-11206 Tue, 28 Jul 2026 22:44:54 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12849#comment-11206 We were recently in the Valley of the Kings where these artisans are finally getting the respect they deserved back then.

]]> Comment on The Kindness Report #20: How the CJP Protest Became a Story of Humanity by Priti https://theblogera.com/how-the-cjp-protest-became-a-story-of-humanity/#comment-11204 Tue, 28 Jul 2026 03:51:11 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12841#comment-11204 It was really a good service to the students. But still it’s mysterious to me why 20 students suicide while it was only a paper leaks not result out. If the future of our country is so weak that only a paper leak forced them to kill themselves then how do they live life when life is a mixing of troubles and success

]]> Comment on The Kindness Report #20: How the CJP Protest Became a Story of Humanity by Ritish Sharma https://theblogera.com/how-the-cjp-protest-became-a-story-of-humanity/#comment-11195 Mon, 27 Jul 2026 06:29:47 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12841#comment-11195 Thank you for reading these stories with so much heart. The headlines will remember the demands, the speeches, maybe even the clashes. But years from now, I think the people who were there will remember strangers sharing meals, checking on one another, and refusing to let anyone feel alone. That's the kind of history I never want us to stop telling. Sending lots of love back to you. ]]> In reply to Victoria.

Victoria, your comments always leave me speechless. ❀️ Thank you for reading these stories with so much heart. The headlines will remember the demands, the speeches, maybe even the clashes. But years from now, I think the people who were there will remember strangers sharing meals, checking on one another, and refusing to let anyone feel alone. That’s the kind of history I never want us to stop telling. Sending lots of love back to you.

]]> Comment on The Kindness Report #20: How the CJP Protest Became a Story of Humanity by Ritish Sharma https://theblogera.com/how-the-cjp-protest-became-a-story-of-humanity/#comment-11194 Mon, 27 Jul 2026 06:28:22 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12841#comment-11194 In reply to parikhit.

I don’t think it’s a small victory, Parikhit. And yes exactly that’s what gave me hope too. Politicians spend years convincing us that we’re divided, because divided people are easier to control. Then something like this happens and suddenly complete strangers are feeding each other, protecting each other, and proving that compassion is stronger than propaganda. That’s the part that scared those in power the most.

]]> Comment on The Kindness Report #20: How the CJP Protest Became a Story of Humanity by Ritish Sharma https://theblogera.com/how-the-cjp-protest-became-a-story-of-humanity/#comment-11193 Mon, 27 Jul 2026 06:26:08 +0000 https://theblogera.com/?p=12841#comment-11193 In reply to Cheryl Batavia.

Thank you, Cheryl. Yes, I’ve been following some of what’s happening with ICE, and it’s heartbreaking. It’s unsettling how ordinary citizens in so many countries are having to become the witnesses because institutions that are supposed to protect people often become the very ones people need protection from. Different countries, different governments, but the pattern feels painfully familiar. That’s why documenting, speaking up, and refusing to look away matters so much.

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