A society where a function is carried out by men and women is not only more equitable in respect of human rights, but also more efficient and productive.
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Category: Opinions
Father’s Day
Father’s Day. One issue that is rarely addressed by society is the importance of fatherhood .. The moment when a man is called to take on a great role when he sees his child for the first time and simply becomes a father.
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Social media and unattainable beauty
There is an actress who reminds me of the beautiful Helen of Troy. I saw a video of this actress, using Instagram filters. The beauty today, the natural and universal one, is no longer enough. On social media we have reached a point where we admire and believe in something that does not exist.
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Italian mafia, two judges change history
The barbaric mafia killings of judges Giovanni Falcone, Paolo Borsellino and the bombing of the Georgofili in Florence about 30 later are still important to remember. Especially for the new generations.
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Time to let Italians choose mother’s surname… and shared parenting
In Italy the debate is focused on the surname to give to children, but it would be useful to start a debate without preconceptions also on how to guarantee full and true shared parenting in front of the children.
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Can we have an opinion on everything?
About two weeks ago an Italian singer during a concert, through a monologue, targeted a political party for its stance on human rights, in particular for sexual orientation. Can we have an opinion on everything?
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That’s why we don’t have to save the Earth
International Earth Day is celebrated on April 22, a day to raise awareness of the continual worsening of environmental conditions that seriously endanger life on the planet, not life of the planet.
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Cyberbullying: don’t look for it. Don’t send it. Don’t open it
Cyberbullying is an increasing problem, in Italy and in the world. According to statistics released by the “We Are Social” report, it is mainly girls who are victims: 12.4% admitted to having suffered it.
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