Charlie is a young kid living in a desolate and extremely poor household. He’s made to go hungry, only affording to eat cabbage soup, and the family house’s roof will fall apart soon, leaving them homeless. Charlie cares about his family greatly because he has a strong moral compass and values kindness above all. One day, Charlie wins an unexpected contest hosted by a psychotic older man, giving him a billion-dollar chocolate factory. In the process of the contest, 5 other young children suffered their demise alongside their parents, and it’s exposed that the entire factory runs upon the exploitative labor of an underrepresented minority group. 

Charlie is a young kid living in a desolate and extremely poor household. He’s made to go hungry, only affording to eat cabbage soup, and the family house’s roof will fall apart soon, leaving them homeless. Charlie cares about his family greatly because he has a strong moral compass and values kindness above all. One day, Charlie wins an unexpected contest hosted by a psychotic older man, giving him a billion-dollar chocolate factory. In the process of the contest, 5 other young children suffered their demise alongside their parents, and it’s exposed that the entire factory runs upon the exploitative labor of an underrepresented minority group. 

Individual journalism is when an individual and average citizens play an active role in collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information to the public. The principle of individual journalism is that ordinary people, not professional journalists, can be the distributors of news.

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