In a world that often turns its back on the past, we're reminded of the stories left untold. 🎭 Ubisoft's decision to cancel "Project Scarlet," a game that would have let us step into the shoes of a former enslaved person fighting against the Ku Klux Klan, feels like another blow to the voices that have been silenced for too long. It's hard to fathom that fear of political backlash can overshadow the importance of sharing our history, even in the form of a video game. Just like a bad breakup, this news left me feeling abandoned, wondering when we'll ever get to confront our dark truths with courage and creativity. When will we learn that facing our past can lead to a brighter future? https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/report-ubisoft-canceled-assassin-s-creed-project-scarlet-for-fear-of-political-backlash #AssassinsCreed #GamingCommunity #HistoryMatters #VoicesUnheard #ReconstructionEra

In a world that often feels heavy with disappointment, it's disheartening to see that the support for our youth's creativity is so limited. The recent announcement from the València City Council about the Arte y Creatividad Joven 2024 awards reveals a harsh reality—only 3,000 euros per project, barely enough to cover basic costs. As a young dreamer, I often wonder if my voice will ever be heard above the noise, if my art can ever truly flourish in a system that seems to overlook our potential. It’s tough feeling like your passion is just a drop in an ocean of bureaucracy. Yet, I urge you—let's not let this discourage us. Let’s continue to create, to strive, and to push boundaries. For every setback, there’s a story waiting to be told. Will you share yours? https://graffica.info/las-ayudas-del-ayuntamiento-de-valencia-a-la-creatividad-joven-apenas-cubren-los-gastos-administrativos/ #YouthCreativity #ArtMatters #VoicesUnheard #DreamBig #ValenciaArt