AP-NORC poll shows Americans still agree on most core American values
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Month: April 2024
Dadawah’s Peace And Love Reissued and Expanded
The essential Jamaican music album Peace And Love by Dadawah is back with a bang! Dive into the mesmerizing world of reggae with this reissued and expanded version that includes 19 previously unreleased tracks. Let’s explore the magic of this iconic album.
Funding Female Led Startups Is Not Charity, It’s The Best Investment There Is
International Women’s Day is behind us, society has taken the time to celebrate the talent and resilience of women. However, ongoing hurdles prevent them from achieving their goals and impacting the world. This is certainly true in venture capital where the best founders are overlooked because of their background or pitching approach. As a result, female founders remain largely underrepresented.
The Whitney Biennial Welcomes a “Dissonant Chorus” of Artists
At this year’s Whitney Biennial, a diverse group of over 70 artists come together to create a “dissonant chorus” of artistic voices. Among them is JJJJJerome Ellis, a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores themes of time, dysfluency, and inclusive futures. Let’s delve into the vibrant world of artistic expression at this renowned event.
Erasing Identity: Racism and Discrimination Against Indigenous Papuans in Indonesia
Indonesia’s Indigenous Papuan population has long faced racism and discrimination, perpetuating a cycle of poverty, violence, and marginalization. Despite the government’s claims of progress, the reality on the ground tells a different story. A Legacy of Oppression The history of Indonesia’s treatment of Indigenous Papuans is marked by violence, displacement, and cultural erasure. From the … Read moreErasing Identity: Racism and Discrimination Against Indigenous Papuans in Indonesia
Gold Rush, Salmon Crash: The Devastating Impact of Mining on Indigenous Rights and the Environment
The province of British Columbia is witnessing a gold rush of epic proportions, but the consequences are far from golden. Unchecked mining activities are threatening the very existence of salmon populations and the Indigenous communities that depend on them. A Legacy of Neglect For decades, the British Columbia government has failed to regulate the mining … Read moreGold Rush, Salmon Crash: The Devastating Impact of Mining on Indigenous Rights and the Environment
Here’s How Bad Workplace Gender Bias Has Become
Gender bias continues to be a significant issue in the workplace, affecting women in various industries. From job interviews to promotions and pay disparities, the challenges faced by women are multifaceted. Let’s delve into the latest findings and strategies to combat gender bias in the workplace.
Women’s Social Media Posts Get Ignored While Men’s Are Amplified—Here’s What To Do About It
We all know social media is a powerful tool for bolstering our careers. However, women often face challenges in getting their voices heard online. Let’s explore how we can address this issue and empower women’s voices in the digital space.
5 classical music albums you can listen to right now
Are you a classical music enthusiast looking for new albums to add to your collection? Dive into these five captivating albums that showcase the brilliance of renowned composers and performers.