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Leaving uk
C magazine review
Yuling Chen
2026 April 11th
Leaving uk was difficult for people. The Palestinian protests were part of the reasons people were not leaving.
The September 11th, 2001, exhibition at the 9/11 memorial/museum suggested the immigrants, migrant workers, and protesters were obsessed with names. It has made drinking a problem due to the increased tension derived from Israel Palestine conflicts, immigrants and Venezuela. Everybody suddenly turned their gaze within examining their animal affinity and like characteristics. Police was often the rioting party. It turned out Donald j. Trump was bad. Iran was the target of his masculine display. Men were the subject of the scrutiny. In 2015 my father Chen shangwen changed my schools without consulting my feelings or getting a consent/agreement from me. I felt since then I had been in a worldwide cult of men’ s powers and sexualities. Everywhere I turned was a masculine display of how great men were. This has landed right in the hot water of Israel Palestine conflicts, Iran wars, Venezuela attacks and Black Lives Matter movement. It confused people about why men were always the culprit of these attacks, wars and conflicts. I thought I knew the truth — it was about consent and intellectual property. Politicians, journalists and media personalities such as Donald j. Trump, Caroline Kennedy, Kerry Kennedy, Justin Trudeau, jack schlossberg, Tatianna schlossberg, Emmanuel macron and xi Jin ping often portrayed themselves as the masculine counterparts of an absent mother, which was disturbing to an effect it had given women wrong ideas about their jobs, education and futures. It all came down to the fact that the blackface of Palestinian people in these conflicts and movements has transformed the urban environment from safety driven workplace to a combative theatrical environment to make women and men stand out as Adam and Eve, prostitutes and prosecutors and Chinese and white enslavers. What occurred most often was a wrong way of thinking about jobs and employment for the immigrants. People often viewed women as the protagonists in their works when it was often these politicians who possessed an outsized influence on people and their psychology. This type of Alice’s adventure in wonderland mentality and idolizing Alice liddell as muse often injected urban environment with political malice. Men had egos. If you broke up with them abruptly they would be shocked and take revenge on you and all their exes. In 2017 I broke up with me ex, Alex banman, he since then had been lying or saying things about people. This had made me realize how easy politicians, etc. , preyed on people’s brains. They basically ate their brains. They sniffed out all their imperfections. They took advantage of that and imbibed them with poisonous thoughts. Etc.
Having attended exhibitions and memorials dedicated to significant historical events like 9/11, I have often reflected on how these moments resonate differently depending on one’s background and the broader geopolitical context. The 9/11 Memorial Museum, for example, does not only commemorate a tragedy but also offers a space where the names and stories of victims prompt visitors to consider deeper societal issues, including migration and identity. In my experience, global conflicts such as those between Israel and Palestine, the tension surrounding Venezuela, and even domestic issues like Black Lives Matter protests, often intertwine with the narratives of masculinity and power. The portrayal of men by politicians and media can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when their actions contribute to public unrest or mistrust. This is evident in how figures like Donald J. Trump and others have become symbols of masculine authority that both captivate and divide people worldwide. What stands out to me is the intersection of personal and political spheres. Changing schools without consultation or feeling caught in a worldwide 'cult of men’s powers' underscores how deeply political and social constructs influence individual lives. The concept of consent, intellectual property, and power dynamics becomes more than abstract ideas—they become lived realities. This personal viewpoint brings to light how movements and protests are not just political statements but also reflections of people's struggles with identity, belonging, and expression. Additionally, the urban environment, shaped by these conflicts and tensions, often becomes a stage where societal roles and stereotypes play out, challenging traditional views of gender and employment. I have observed how women are sometimes idealized or cast in roles that serve political agendas rather than recognizing their autonomy and contributions. Breaking away from past relationships that were influenced or tainted by retaliatory behavior has also been a revealing part of understanding how power and ego operate on a micro and macro level. It makes one aware of the manipulative potential in political and social interactions, where impressionable minds can be preyed upon and poisoned by divisive rhetoric. Overall, these reflections encourage a more nuanced understanding of historical events and current conflicts, emphasizing empathy, critical thinking, and the need for authentic consent and dialogue in personal and political realms.
