This World

Gone are the days when humans were bound by the chains of deprivation. Gone are the days, when the word of mouth spread slowly, but surely. Gone are the days when the sun shone peacefully upon us. The tides have changed. Say hello to the so-called brave new world. The one where screams of children echo in the wind. Where Racism...no, gender inequality, Caste-based discrimination, Class-based discrimination, and many more, are looked down upon.

I am Muhammad Sanan, an 11th grader, a devil's advocate. I will act as the voice for the voiceless, show you the reality of this world, both, the dark and the beautiful side of the world.

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