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[ad_1] “To be naive,” she said, “I felt like I could address all these negative issues.” The Times in 2019 quotation “When I documented, I was doing it from the inside out, not the outside in. I knew that if I didn’t take these photos, we’d be leaving the first damn thing about us to …
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[ad_1] Rosalie Kunoth-Monks, believed to be the first Indigenous woman to star in a feature film in her youth and later become an Aboriginal rights activist, died on January 26 in Alice Springs, Australia’s Northern Territory. She was 85 years old and lived in an Aboriginal homeland, Utopia. His daughter, Ngarla Kunoth-Monks, said the cause …
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[ad_1] Norma Waterson, a decades-long lauded name in British folk music and whose family singing group the Watersons helped revive the genre in the 1960s, died on January 30. She was 82 years old. His daughter, Eliza Carthy, who is also a respected singer and musician, announced her death on Facebook, but did not say …
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[ad_1] I took a step back and said, “What is our real purpose at the company?” I said. What I want to do is give people access to high-quality, affordable healthcare, and make sure that as a company we can help people navigate the healthcare system. Because we are so central to people’s lives, we …
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[ad_1] In the best part of the book, Gottschall cites the work of Jaron Lanier to explain how social media algorithms amplify our worst tendencies. While Gottschall is about a “universal grammar” of stories, he’s absolutely right that social media promotes narratives in which we feel innocent and find others inhumane. However, since all words, …
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[ad_1] As Toek Tik recounts, he was a junior infantryman. genocidal Khmer Rouge It was in Cambodia in the late 1970s that he first realized that looting ancient statues could be a lucrative trade. He remembered once, while bartering stolen cattle for clothing at the Thai border, a trading partner pointed to an oxcart holding …
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[ad_1] “Was there ever a bigger tabloid tale than this?” Said by a lot of paparazzi during a flashbulb explosion, it starts like “Diana, the Musical” seems to be there to answer the question. Digging deep into the bio-musical barrel of celebrities, there to vie with pop divas and Jersey men for supremacy, it could …
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