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The Call for Integrity in Leadership

In recent months, concerns surrounding corruption and ineffectiveness among our political leaders have been a topic of heated discussion. It is disheartening to witness the erosion of public trust as scandals unfold and accountability remains elusive. As citizens, we must demand transparency and integrity from those we elect to represent us.Leaders are meant to serve the people, not their own interests. A poorly represented community suffers the consequences of decisions made behind closed doors. It is essential for us to advocate for leaders who prioritize ethical governance and actively engage with constituents to understand their needs and concerns.

Cultural Perspectives:

Healing Through Understanding Culturally, our community is a tapestry of diverse voices and experiences. Embracing this diversity is crucial as we navigate the complexities of societal issues. Encouraging cultural dialogue fosters empathy and understanding, paving the way for collaborative solutions.

Education is a vital tool in this process. By sharing stories and experiences from various cultural backgrounds, we can dispel misconceptions and build bridges between different community factions. Let us celebrate our differences while finding common ground in our shared humanity.

Words of Wisdom

As we reflect on these themes, let us remember the wise words of Mahatma Gandhi: "Be the change you wish to see in the world." Each of us has a role to play in shaping the society we desire. By holding our leaders accountable and nurturing cultural understanding, we can foster a more just and vibrant community.

Moving Forward

At Society News, we are committed to bringing you articles rich in insight and wisdom. We encourage you to engage with us—share your thoughts, experiences, and perspectives. Together, we can advocate for change and create a more informed and equitable future for all.

Thank you for being a part of our journey toward growth and awareness.

Jorge Restrepo,
Editor and Publisher
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IN THIS PAGE WE ARE GOING TO TELL YOU A LITTLE EVERYTHING, OUR SOCIAL DISCHARGE WITHOUT SENSURE, THINGS AS THEY ARE AND AS IT IS.

-Political Leaders, People of the Farandula, Lies and Gossip of the People,

and how to build together a better future for all.

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By: Jorge Restrepo

THE LONG MARCH TO TRENTON FOR JUSTICE

LAST DAY

-FINAL DAY

-DAY 9

-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2021

Trenton NJ October 16, 2021

Trenton, NJ. Oct 16, 2021

The march to Trenton, New Jersey, is considered the longest march in New Jersey history, against racial discrimination and Police Brutality.

-We were specially invited by a local leader and president of the most important organizations in the Area, who day by day have to suffer from these consequences personally experienced.

-Steve L. Young is the president of NAN (National Action Network) organization founded in 1991 to protect Criminal injustice and Racial discrimination. We were this October 16, 2021 on the 67-mile walk to the New Jersey National Capitol in Trenton.

It should be remembered that this march started 9 days ago, where more than 100 people joined peacefully protesting. What most caught my attention is that people of all ages were on the march, until we realized that a 94-year-old man was walking as if he were 18 years old.

He was enthusiastic, he laughed, describing how he did it. You have to see the live coverage we did ... to see more of what happened and everything he said.

Returning to our coverage of this historic event, we can tell you that it is time to get up, that it is time to organize, that it is time to elect representatives who truly represent the people as they should be.

For Political Leaders and Representatives this is not a Game, and Politics is not a profession, Politics is Passion: Passion to Help, Passion to Organize, Passion to Educate, Passion to Teach, Passion to see things as they should be and Don't Generalize Everything.

Please visit us on our pages to see photos and videos of this Historic event.

By Jorge Restrepo