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This event is driven by human actions that are dismantling and disrupting natural ecosystems and changing Earth’s climate
How Colonialists Led the Way to our Environmental Crisis of Over-Exploitation
Our understanding of colonialism is often limited to simple ideas about what we think colonialism looked like in the past
Why Good Friday was Dangerous for Jews in the Middle Ages and how that Changed
By Daniel Joslyn-Siemiatkoski | – As Christians observe Good Friday they will remember, with devotion and prayer, the death of Jesus on the Cross. It is a day of solemnity in which Christians give thanks for their salvation made possible by the suffering of Jesus. They prepare for rejoicing on Easter Sunday, when the resurrection […]
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Communities need help with engineering, geographic information systems (GIS) and climate analysis
Songs of Freedom: The Soundtracks of Political Change in Sudan
In 2019, songs provided motivation and guidance
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They are from Africa and the Middle East, as well as South and Southeast Asia
How Sudan’s Protesters Forced a Long-Ruling Dictator from Power
Protesters upped the stakes by trying to gain support from the army
Netanyahu won in Israel because his Rivals campaigned as Netanyahu Lite
The silence of Gantz’s team on the two-state solution enabled Netanyahu to move discussion to the hard-right’s agenda to annex the occupied territories.
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