48th session of the Human Rights Council Vice-Chairman of the Board,Distinguished panelists,Excellencies,Colleagues and friends, The scale and scope of the inequalities that have been created and exacerbated by COVID-19 are truly shocking – although to many it is not surprising. Gaps in the respect and protection of human rights have …
Read More »Universal Declaration on Combating and Preventing Forced Organ Harvesting – A Call on Humanity to Stop the CCP’s Atrocities
Sponsorship of international NGOs World Summit on Combating and Preventing Forced Organ Harvesting, with 38 global human rights experts, brings together hundreds and thousands of online viewers WASHINGTON, DC, USA, September 28, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Universal Declaration on Combating and Preventing Forced Organ Harvesting – a call for humanity to …
Read More »Thousands Call on California Government Newsom to Veto New Ethnic Studies Bill
The California State Capitol in Sacramento. Photo credit: Wayne Hsieh / Flickr Several thousand Californians signed a petition released Monday calling on Governor Gavin Newsom to veto the recently passed state bill making ethnic studies mandatory as a condition of high school graduation. The petitioners argued that despite the wording …
Read More »Martin Dober joins Vitafluence.ai as an Advisor
A veteran of large pharmaceutical companies and payers, Martin brings years of experience to position Vitafluence for partnerships and collaborations with these key stakeholders. Martin’s depth of experience, extensive relationships, in-depth knowledge of key stakeholder purchasing practices, and excellent human leadership are a great addition to accelerate our traction. – …
Read More »Editorial: Calls of revenge hit California schools. it doesn’t help
Judging by the number of recall campaigns against school boards this year, there are some very angry parents. According to Ballotpedia, a non-partisan election tracker, 67 school recall efforts were launched nationwide in 2021, targeting 174 board members. That’s dozens more than in any year going back to at least …
Read More »Meet Emer O’Neill, the new presenter of RTÉ’s Today show
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Read More »Male tennis players surveyed about LGBTQ attitudes and environment
So far, around 60 players from the men’s professional tennis tour have taken part in an anonymous online survey of LGBTQ issues that ATP CEO Massimo Calvelli calls part of a “larger initiative” to to create “an environment for players and staff that is inclusive, that is diverse and that …
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Viewers of ‘Chrisley Known Best’ would know how nice it is to witness the adorable relationship Todd Chrisley and Chloe Chrisley share. Chloe has been a beacon of happiness for the family, and her mischievous antics often leave loved ones as well as the public at odds. She is also …
Read More »Reject Afrikaans Myths – Concourt
CAPE TOWN – False myths about Afrikaans had to be rejected and its black history had to be remembered, the Constitutional Court found. The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed an appeal by the University of South Africa (Unisa) with costs, which sought to exclude Afrikaans as a language of instruction …
Read More »Christopher Carlos Brzovic and Julian Turley: Moelis Fellows
Christopher Carlos Brzovic and Julian Turley: Moelis Fellows Christopher Carlos Brzovic and Julian Turley were selected for the Moelis Scholars program in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the Weitzman School. Established in 2019 under the direction of Ron Moelis, C’78 W’78, the program prepares students committed to …
Read More »Hundreds of invoices await Hochul’s signature. Here are 10 that will help define your leadership right from the start.
Governor Kathy Hochul took office with unclear positions on many pressing issues in the Empire State. She cultivated a reputation as a relatively conservative Democrat during her tenure as a local and congressional official. Her two terms as lieutenant governor suggest that she is a moderate Democrat like her predecessor, …
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Recent publications have reported the extent of the diabetes epidemic in Britain, with research from Diabetes UK pointing out that the number of people diagnosed with diabetes has doubled in the past 15 years. While statistics are concerning and the number of people with diabetes is clearly on the rise, …
Read More »Presidency 2023: Danjuma, Yakasai, Sani fault of the governors of the South on the zoning | The Guardian Nigeria News
[FILES] governors of the south Angered by the Nigerian Southern Governors Forum’s insistence that the country’s next president should come from the south of the country, some northern leaders said nothing could prevent a Nigerian from running for the 2023 presidential election. The governors of the south at their meeting …
Read More »Controversial bill to force high school ethnic studies on California legislature
The California State Capitol in Sacramento. Photo credit: Wayne Hsieh / Flickr A bill that would make California the first state in the country to require high school students to take an ethnic studies course for graduation was passed by the state legislature on Wednesday, the latest turning point in …
Read More »Who is Mullah Hassan Akhund? What does the Taliban’s choice of interim prime minister mean for Afghanistan?
Image source: AP Who is Mullah Hasan Akhund, the Acting Prime Minister of Afghanistan The Taliban announced on Tuesday that Mullah Hasan Akhund had been appointed interim prime minister of Afghanistan. The Taliban have also assigned key roles to prominent members of the insurgent group, including a specially appointed global …
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Read More »Wheelchair racing legend McFadden wins 18th Paralympic medal
American wheelchair racing legend Tatyana McFadden said she was “on cloud nine” after winning her 18th Paralympic medal on Saturday, four years after blood clots nearly ended her career. McFadden won bronze in the women’s 5,000m T54 to extend her streak of podiums in every Paralympic race she has competed …
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued a stern warning this month that human-induced warming resulting from the burning of fossil fuels is causing climate change and that the removal of carbon emissions will stop warming. This makes the transition to renewables like solar power even more urgent. However, reports …
Read More »Guarantee fair access to next-generation oncology sequencing
In recent years, next-generation sequencing techniques have revolutionized approaches to cancer therapy and care. Personalized medicine, also known as precision medicine, can make cancer treatment more effective, with fewer side effects. Precision medicine is an approach to the prevention and treatment of disease that seeks to maximize effectiveness by taking …
Read More »Statement by Representative Payne, Jr. on the 56th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965
Statement by Representative Payne, Jr. on 56e Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act 1965 Washington DC – Representative Donald M. Payne, Jr. today issued the following statement regarding the 56e Anniversary of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The law banned electoral discrimination practices that had been enacted in many southern …
Read More »Erie should follow New Castle’s lead and adopt a charter of autonomy
New Castle, things have been difficult in your municipality. Currently you are in Act 47 and are planning to release in a few years. Here in Erie, we narrowly avoided such a designation. However, congratulations are not on your planned release from Act 47, but on the adoption of a …
Read More »Nevada County Provides Update on Redistribution Process
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Read More »Evil, unapologetic rapist who fathered 13-year-old victim’s child is locked up
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Read More »All California students now get free school meals, educators gather for MTSS conference, and more – OECD Newsroom
Starting this year, every student in Orange County public schools will have the opportunity to eat at school for free, regardless of their family’s income. In fact, free meals will be made available to California’s 6.2 million students in Kindergarten through Grade 12 thanks to the state’s unexpected budget windfall, …
Read More »CSGA Anti-Racism Policy Written and Supported by Students
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Read More »In the race for governor, remember Mills extended Medicaid, saving lives and reducing medical debt
By David Farmer When voters in Maine approved the extension of Medicaid at the polls in 2017 and Governor Janet Mills implemented the extension immediately after taking office, four things happened. By David Farmer When voters in Maine approved the extension of Medicaid at the polls in 2017 and Governor …
Read More »Dictionary.com Adds Over 300 New Words, Including “Zaddy” and “Ghost Kitchen” – NBC 6 South Florida
The world has changed a lot over the past year – and, of course, so have our vocabulary. Dictionary.com has added over 300 new words and definitions to its Last update to include new terminology and slang. “It’s a complicated and demanding society we live in, and the language is …
Read More »Remarks by Governor Edwards at the memorial service for former Governor Edwin Edwards
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Read More »Marin County awards $ 1 million contract on equity basis
Marin County has awarded a million dollar mental health services contract to a nonprofit seen as more racially focused. The two-year contract to run a “corporate resource center” for adults with mental illness has been awarded to Mental Health Advocates of Marin, which will operate under the fiscal sponsorship of …
Read More »Democracy Digest: EU launches infringement proceedings against Hungary and Poland
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Read More »Concerns about racism, waterways encourage renaming of fish
TRAVERSE CITY, Michigan (AP) – Minnesota State Senator Foung Hawj has never been a fan of the “Asian carp” label commonly applied to four imported fish species that are wreaking havoc in the heart of the United States, infesting many. rivers and surging on the Great Lakes. But the last …
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Sunday, while Richard Branson exploded in space, 12 teams of 24 drivers in 24 electric racing cars competed in the 11th round of the 2021 ABB FIA Formula E Championship. The international series of fully electric single-seater racing cars returned for the fifth time on the 1.42-mile course at Brooklyn …
Read More »United Nations rights body unanimously passes resolution calling for end to Rohingya crisis
The resolution of the 47th Council session in Geneva on Monday was the first to pass without a vote since the massive influx of Rohingya into Bangladesh following a military crackdown in August 2017, said the Permanent Mission of Bangladesh to the UN in a statement. The mission considers the …
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In a recent statement to German media, Brandenburg Economy Minister Jörg Steinbach said he expects the final approval of the Tesla Gigafactory Berlin plant to be released in the fourth quarter. 2021. If that happened, production of the Model Y in the factory would be starting several months later than …
Read More »No concessions on Bosnian Croat rights as long as I’m president
ZAGREB, July 10, 2021 – Croatian President Zoran MilanoviÄ has declared that during his presidential term Croatia will no longer make any concessions when it comes to the rights of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. MilanoviÄ said in an interview, published on Saturday by the Bosnia and Herzegovina edition of …
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THE world is teeming with crimes against humanity; not only the more obvious ones such as genocide, ethnic cleansing, torture, the bombing of innocent non-combatants and the use of chemical weapons, but also the more insidious racism, exploitation of the poor, adulteration, abuse of young people and vulnerable children in …
Read More »Developing Countries See Through Cheap Western Human Rights Propaganda
Human rights?! Illustration: Liu Rui / GT Editor’s Note: While the United States and other Western countries often preach human rights in developing countries, including China, they have their own notorious human rights record. For example, the discovery of several hundred remains of Indigenous children in Canada in anonymous graves …
Read More »Simulation technology used to double the immunization program as part of community outreach
CHICAGO–(COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Saint Anthony’s Hospital in Chicago recently expanded its community outreach program as part of Chicago City Council’s efforts to immunize residents of some of the city’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods with low adoption. This meant doubling the daily capacity. It was the use of an innovative planning tool, …
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TEHRAN – A professor at George Washington University says it is in China’s long-term interest to blunt US sanctions, which have become a weapon of its foreign policy. Noting that “America’s sanctions policy has become a powerful weapon in its foreign policy arsenal,” Hossein Askari told The Tehran Times that …
Read More »Group that pushed to end SJ’s school contract with police seeks more student counselors
A coalition of students, parents, teachers and supporters within the San Jose Unified School District successfully pushed the school district to end a million dollar or more contract with the police department from San Jose last week, saying their fight was just beginning. I did. Known as the San Jose …
Read More »Anti-Semitism hits New York public schools
Central Park in New York. Photo: Wikimedia Commons / Tyler Loveless A group of New York City public school teachers sent a clear message at the end of the school year: their classrooms are no longer a welcoming or safe space for Jewish students. This group, called “New York City …
Read More »At 100, the Chinese Communist Party Seeks to Cement Its Future | Voice of America
BEIJING – For the Chinese Communist Party, celebrating its 100th anniversary on Thursday is not just glorifying its past. It is also about cementing its future and that of its leader, Chinese President Xi Jinping. Ahead of the July 1 anniversary, Xi and the party urged its members and the …
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Matt Hancock had to resign as Secretary of Health because his actions took away from his authority the legitimacy demanded by political power. After breaking the rules he imposed on others, his authority – to lead the NHS, to decide on Covid restrictions, to determine health policies at all levels …
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Read More »Are Refillable Containers the Next Big CPG Thing? – RetailWire
June 25, 2021 Grocery stores are finding that consumer packaged products (CPGs) sold in refillable containers are, in some cases, even more popular than their traditional disposable alternatives. Asda in the UK ad It is expanding a successful pilot program that tested consumer responses to placing popular CPG staples, such …
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Third public hearing held to discuss the fiduciary sector election system PASO ROBLES – The Paso Robles, Joint Unified School District (PRJUSD) Board of Directors met for their regular meeting on Tuesday, June 22. During what was a lively meeting from start to finish, during the general public, residents raised …
Read More »Some 10,000 refugees fled Myanmar to India and Thailand (UN special envoy)
About 10,000 refugees have fled Myanmar to India and Thailand as nationwide clashes in the country have resulted in further “acute” displacement of hundreds of thousands of civilians, said the Secretary’s special envoy. UN General for Myanmar, warning that the regional threat of the crisis is real. In my daily …
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“American standards of Asian origin follow Western beauty standards, but more closely: more contouring, more highlights, bigger, better,” shares Christine. âWhether it’s the cheeks or the jaw, the breasts or the buttocks, everything is very sculpted⦠[The Asian look] is young and distinguished, sort of fading away as much as …
Read More »India abstains on UN General Assembly resolution on Myanmar
India also called on “all member states to prevent the flow of arms into Myanmar”. The United Nations: India abstained on a U.N. General Assembly resolution on Myanmar, saying its views were not reflected in the draft and that New Delhi does not believe the hastily tabled resolution , or …
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AMP no. 003 for his book project âSpeculative Coolnessâ. Seventy Cal State Fullerton faculty members were granted sabbaticals for publishing and art creation, class research and development during the period from Spring 2021 to Fall 2022 Three other faculty members were granted leave of absence for the difference in salary …
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More than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic changed the nature of work as we know it, it’s no surprise that there has also been a transformation in How? ‘Or’ What people are recruited and hired for the job. This article was first publication June 17, 2021, by Day-to-day HR …
Read More »Advertising practice committees consult on the introduction of new rules on damages and protected features – media, telecommunications, computers, entertainment
UK: Advertising practice committees consult on the introduction of new damage and protected features rules To print this article, simply register or connect to Mondaq.com. CAP and BCAP consult new rules on damage and protected features (as defined in the Equality Act 2010). The proposed rules are: CAP code âMarketing …
Read More »Nigeria: Between restructuring and separatist ogre | The Guardian Nigeria News
It will appear that the plea for political restructuring which had been crushed by official apathy, blissful indifference or lulled into sleep by cold comfort has recently gained some ground and has returned to the forefront of national discourse or the attention with more fervor or activism. It is suggested …
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The White House says funding through the G7 initiative will focus on the environment and climate, labor guarantees, transparency and the fight against corruption. (LR) Italian Prime Minister Draghi, US President Biden, French President Macron and European Commission President von der Leyen speak at the G7 summit in Cornwall, England …
Read More »NGOs call for UN Human Rights Council resolution on Tigray
To the permanent representatives of member states and observers of the United Nations Human Rights Council (Geneva, Switzerland) Your excellence, We, the undersigned non-governmental human rights organizations, urge the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to adopt a resolution at its 47th session (HRC47) on the current human rights crisis. …
Read More »The KL Tower will light up in the colors of the Russian national flag to mark Russia Day on Saturday
KUALA LUMPUR: Menara Kuala Lumpur (KL Tower), the seventh tallest telecommunications tower in the world, will be lit up in the colors of the Russian national flag on Saturday to commemorate Russia Day. The exhibition will begin from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., the Russian Embassy in Malaysia said in …
Read More »MFA Ukraine gives firm response to Putin’s criticism of indigenous peoples bill – UNIAN
The bill tabled by President Zelensky fully complies with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the relevant norms of the Constitution of Ukraine. Photo by UNIAN Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to guarantee the rights of national minorities and …
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Almost a third (32%) of blacks working in advertising are likely to leave the industry due to a lack of inclusiveness. This view is shared by 27% of Asian respondents to the All In Census, launched earlier this year by the Advertising Association’s Inclusion Group. The inclusion group is chaired …
Read More »United against anti-Semitism: community rally calls for action against hate
LEFT TO RIGHT: ZOA-MI President Sheldon Freilich expresses his Jewish pride. JCRC / AJC President Seth Gould joins the song “The Star-Spangled Banner”. Amy Cutler, President of NCJW-MI, thanked participants. (David Sachs) Representatives from a wide range of the Jewish community have led a united front against anti-Jewish bigotry and …
Read More »AI supports hiring, but can it be racist? – Analysis
Since graduating from an American university four years ago, Kevin Carballo has lost count of how many times he has applied for a job to receive a quick, automated rejection email – sometimes a few. just hours after his candidacy. Like many job seekers around the world, Carballo’s applications are …
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European Parliament President David Sassoli called for allowing Western Balkan states to join the European Union, saying EU enlargement would be positive for peace and prosperity. “Enlargement can bring immense benefits both to the region and to Europe as a whole, helping to ensure a stable, prosperous and peaceful continent,” …
Read More »19-year-old in Florida waited 6 years to be adopted by former social worker
Monyay Paskalides, who had spent most of her childhood and adolescence in Florida’s foster care system, had only one wish: to be adopted by her former social worker. At 19, after growing old out of the system, that dream finally came true. Leah Paskalides met Monyay Paskalides six years ago …
Read More »UN calls on Sudan to speed up peace deal
UNITED NATIONS (PA) – The UN Security Council on Thursday urged the Sudanese government to quickly form a Transitional Legislative Council and to implement security measures and other provisions of the peace accord. October. He said this was necessary for the Sudanese people to have “a peaceful, stable, democratic and …
Read More »Cal Grad Jeff Suzuki leads curriculum reform in his hometown
LOS GATOS, Calif .– A success story from a local school district is now a chief architect of its transformation. Amid the Black Lives Matter protests over the summer, Jeff Suzuki started a grassroots movement that aims to tackle systemic racism in his hometown of Los Gatos. Suzuki’s group, the …
Read More »She’s a Big Old Flag
Mr. Editor: June 14 is Flag Day, a day dedicated to commemorating the adoption of the American flag. On June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress adopted the flag resolution which read: â. . . [T]The flag of the thirteen United States is thirteen bands, alternating red and white, the …
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An unrivaled heritage Six years of unwavering courage, tenacious work and endless spiritual pursuit have transformed a human into a divine figure – Siddhartha became Buddha, an enlightened man. Its opposition to the most popular concepts – the Vedas (especially the Karma Kanda section), soul and God – earned him …
Read More »Ethnic pride or prejudice? | Philstar.com
My column last Thursday was about racism here and around the world. I wrote that racism is not just limited to colorism, but also refers to cultural racism. I immediately received a few comments from some of my readers, two of which I felt were worth sharing with my readers. …
Read More »It’s Memorial Day weekend. What to do safely?
(WXYZ) – Now that Memorial Day weekend has arrived, a lot of people can’t wait to get out there and celebrate. But are traditional gatherings and activities safe? My family and I love Memorial Day weekend, it’s a great time to relax and meet up with family and friends. But …
Read More »Controversial New Appeal From Bethany Christian Services: Race Factor In Adoption
There is a federal law on the books that prohibits race from being a factor in an adoption. This Multiethnic Placement Act (MEPA) aims to remove barriers to the adoption of children of color. Bethany Christian Services says the law needs to change. The agency believes that the law limits …
Read More »North Korean authorities order expats in China to avoid direct or indirect contact with South Koreans
North Korean authorities are implementing measures to find and blacklist trade projects with ties to South Korea before fully restarting Sino-North Korean trade. A source in China told Daily NK yesterday that North Korean expatriates, including traders based in Liaoning province, had been ordered to avoid contact with Chinese who …
Read More »Non-executive directors can make climate neutrality a reality
By Joanna Radeke, Center for Sustainable Business and Leadership, ESMT Berlin What would you protect first in a global crisis: jobs or dividends? The business community’s response to the coronavirus pandemic reveals national differences. In the US and UK, the answer is primarily dividends. In Germany, where the social market …
Read More »Americans shouldn’t be silent on Palestine – The Sunflower
For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Lena Alhallaq. I am a first generation Arab American woman living in Wichita with my parents and three brothers. My grandparents on both sides fled from Palestine to Qatar in the midst of the crisis with Israel. My parents …
Read More »A Father’s Position Against Critical Race Theory: We Indoctrinate Our Children
A month ago i sent a letter to all the parents at my daughter’s private school in New York City, Brearley, asking them to speak out against the school administration’s illiberal and indoctrinating anti-racist initiatives and divisive obsession with race. This letter went viral and helped bring much needed attention …
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After more than a year of distance learning, students (educators tell us) have lost a year or more of academic, emotional, and social growth. While students from affluent families could compensate with tutors, home classes, online classes and other enrichment opportunities, students in inner-city schools languished, further exacerbating the academic …
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Emerging markets are fostering adoption of crypto, propelled by a combination of factors including lack of confidence in local monetary policy, the unbanked masses experiencing their initial joys of modern finance and the rise of mobile banking. . As such, the transition to a digital currency is not only easier …
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BEIJING – The Biden administration’s solar energy ambitions are running up against complaints that the global industry depends on Chinese raw materials that could be produced through forced labor. One big obstacle is polysilicon, which is used to make photovoltaic cells for solar panels. Global industry derives 45% of its …
Read More »Surgical Results of Hysterectomy Using Traditional Robot Assisted Transvaginal Natural Orifice Transluminal Endoscopic Surgery
Goal of the study To assess the safety and feasibility of robot-assisted transluminal endoscopic transvaginal natural orifice hysterectomy (R-vNOTES) compared to traditional vNOTES hysterectomy (T-vNOTES). Design A retrospective review of files. Setting A senior university executive. The patients 114 patients with a benign gynecological indication for a hysterectomy. Interventions T-vNOTES …
Read More »Foreign experts note electoral advisability for citizens to select suitable candidates
This policy can be seen as a driving force to rally forces in various fields and ultimately benefit the country’s leadership, he said. Ganjanakhundee went on to explain that consulting and presenting candidates through three rounds and five stages applied in the local system is an effective method of choosing …
Read More »Israel ethnically cleanses Gaza
As usual, in order to understand what is happening in the Middle East, we need to go back to the common thread that connects the big questions on the table, from the origins to the present day. The new upsurge in war, which has shaken Israel and the Gaza Strip …
Read More »Henry Brownson celebrates his legacy and his fa …
In the spotlight of ACA International members this week, Henry Brownson, trainer at CBE Companies Inc., reflects on his South Korean heritage and how his work at CBE Companies has raised awareness of culture, diversity and inclusion. while Asian / Pacific American Heritage Month (APAHM). New employment trends in the …
Read More »Washington County to drop to ‘lower risk’ level on Friday, May 21
Washington County to transition from “high risk” to “low risk” status on Friday, May 21 after reaching a 65% first-dose vaccination goal for those 16 and older, Governor Kate Brown announced Tuesday. after 4 p.m. File photo: Chas Hundley Washington County will be upgraded from “high risk” to “low risk” …
Read More »Palestine under attack
Israeli warplanes continued to bomb various residential areas of Gaza on the first day of Eidul Fitr, while in different Israeli towns, far-right racist mobs continued to attack Palestinians and their businesses with the help of local police. It all started with the attacks on the Al-Aqsa Mosque. More than …
Read More »Ethnic E-Grocer Weee hires old Instacart, Netflix Exec
Weee, based in Freemont, Calif., Hired Guillaume McIntyre as vice president of marketing to accelerate customer adoption and engage Asian and Hispanic communities with personalization and social commerce features, said the ethnic grocer online in a statement. Earlier this year, Weee appointed Ankur Shah chief financial officer and chief strategy …
Read More »Latest COVID-19 Vaccination Data Race / Ethnicity
As noted in the previous analysis, preventing racial disparities in the uptake of COVID-19 vaccines will be important in helping to mitigate the disproportionate effects of the virus on people of color and to prevent further racial disparities in gender. health in the future. the Centers for Disaster Control and …
Read More »The SEC’s New Human Capital Disclosures: Year One
© Jirsak / iStock / Getty Images Plus Just over seven months ago, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced an important new 10-K disclosure requirement: describing human capital resources and the goals or metrics used in running the business that are important for the understanding of a business activity. …
Read More »Remarks by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore at the European Commission High Level Conference on the Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health
NEW YORK, May 10, 2021 – “Commissioner Kyriakides, colleagues, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. âUNICEF applauds the EU’s leadership in the area of ââmental health and children’s rights. Including its recent adoption of the strategy on the rights of the child and guarantee of the child, both of which focus …
Read More »We celebrate transracial adoption. But child welfare cannot ignore race
In April, Bethany Christian Services released a first of its kind study on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on vulnerable children and families in the United States. Among other things, our data found that black and multiracial children enter foster care at higher rates than the national average and …
Read More »US intelligence report warns Afghan women’s rights at risk after troop withdrawal
The National Intelligence Council has estimated that the progress made over the past two decades “probably owes more to external pressure than internal support, suggesting he would be in danger after the coalition pulls out, even without Taliban efforts. to reverse it “. âAlthough the fall of the Taliban officially …
Read More »Wokeness has come for adoption. It is the children who will suffer
Speaking of the surprising novelty of his organization reportCheri Williams, vice president of Bethany Christian Services, told the AP that allowing white families to adopt black children from the foster care system “can do great harm to children of color.” As a result, Bethany, one of the country’s largest adoption …
Read More »What a year’s worth of telehealth data from athenahealth can tell us
The COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated a new era in medicine in which telehealth appointments are a central aspect of the patient-provider relationship and provide wider access to healthcare. So what has the healthcare industry learned about using telehealth over the past year, and how can they use these learnings to …
Read More »For decades, the government has discriminated against the rights of Asian immigrants to earn a living and own property
When the Statue of Liberty was erected in 1875, it was a beacon of freedom and openness, welcoming immigrants from all over the world. Millions of people came to seek a country where they could flourish and pursue their own happiness. But that promise ringed hollow for many Asian immigrants …
Read More »How they voted: electric vehicles by the 2030 mandate, drug possession legislation and mandatory racism training in schools
By WashingtonVotes.org While negotiations on the budget proposals passed by the two chambers continue behind closed doors, action on the ground in both chambers revolves mainly around the approval and final passage of the bills that were amended in the other bedroom. Lawmakers must agree to these amendments before a …
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