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  • Light novel writing tips and tricks por Enejiang
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    This is just from a purely personal exp, and I trust that if you follows those steps I am sure you will be getting those views in no time! (I totally do not sound like some shady retail agent) xd And yes Iroha Isshiki best waifu :3
  • This Game Called Life por Enejiang
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    A drunk Russian communist warrior. An angry Rogue cursing in Cantonese. An Italian who would sooner shoot people dead with words then with his arrows. An African American pointed his wand around like a gun, then pulled its imaginary trigger. And there's me, the typical Asian guy you will last pick for dodge ball team. This was my first ever VRMMO RPG team. This is the world of [Unlimited Dreams]. Highest rank in Fantasy #68 (2018/03/13) Highest rank in Light novel #2 (2018/05/08) Highest rank in RPG #1 (2018/08/14) Highest rank in Action #42 (2018/07/08) Highest rank in vr #1 (2018/08/28) Huge thanks to @Creaking_Shadow for making this ridiculously good cover (≧◡≦) Disclaimer: The background music used inside does not belong to me. All political views and religious view is strictly fictional views of characters and by no means to offend or persecute any race or religion.
  • Kensi Gounden - The Making Of Barbara Jordan First African American Lawyer por kensigounden
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    Kensi Gounden presenting biography of Barbara Jordan (educator, lawyer and politician) was the first African American since Reconstruction to serve in the Texas Senate and then the first African American woman from the South to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. Barbara Jordan was born in Houston, Texas on February 21, 1936. Due to segregation, Jordan could not attend The University of Texas at Austin, and instead chose Texas Southern University, a historically-black institution. After majoring in political science, Jordan attended Boston University School of law in 1956 and graduated in 1959. Massachusetts bar exam but moved to Tuskegee Institute (later renamed Tuskegee University) in Alabama and taught there for one year before returning to Texas and became a lawyer there as well.