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14 Books That Teach Intersectional Feminism To Kids
For little learners, bedtime stories (or anytime stories) can be one of the best parts of the whole day. There are narrative arcs that draw kids in, pictures to help them see ...
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Life Gave Me An Opportunity To Define Who I Am Today: Dia Mirza
I don’t give in and I don’t believe in giving up. This comes naturally to me, I know no other way,” says actor Dia Mirza. She credits her mother for this ind...
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Common Joins See America In The Fight Against Preventable Blindness
Allergan launched See America as an initiative to further the fight against preventable blindness in the United States and hip-hop artist/actor Common urges Americans to suppo...
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Shabana Azmi Receives A Standing Ovation From 400 Filmmaking Students At Whistling Woods International's 5th Veda session
“Knowing poetry is a must, to excel in acting along with life skills,” said Shabana Azmi during the 5th Veda session at Whistling Woods International~The five time...
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Kerala Vows To Provide Free WiFi To All State Citizens After Declaring It A Basic Human Right
The Indian state of Kerala has declared that internet is a basic human right and that all citizens should have access to WiFi. Finance Minister Thomas Issac made the announcem...
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Indian-American Teen Indrani Das Bags The ‘Junior Nobel’ And $250,000 In Cash Prize
Indrani Das, an Indian-American teenager, has just walked away with the top prize in one of the most prestigious science competitions in the world – the Regeneron Scienc...
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Mobile Phones Hand-Hold Mothers Through Pregnancy
Tabassum, a pale fair young woman who resides in the slums of New Seemapuri on Delhi-Ghaziabad border, is all of twenty-four. She is already pregnant with her third baby. The ...
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Child Rights Commission Demands Implementation Of Supreme Court Rules On School Buses
Concerned about the increasing number of deaths of children in school bus accidents, the Maharashtra State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MSCPCR) at a meeting with...
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Sometime in late June of 2011, I sat down at a Thai restaurant in Williamsburg with then-deputy editor Sean Yeaton. I'd been badgering him for months over email to give me a j...
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If the right development strategy is implemented, it is possible to have both economic development and an environment worth living in The State of the Global Air report releas...
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