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May 05 2024
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American Clemency for Nazi War Criminals
In contesting the findings of the tribunals, the clemency petitions of 1950 were not entirely original, drawing on years of argumentation set down in prior petitions to Lucius Clay and the U.S. Supreme Court, and reaching back to arguments made by defense attorneys at the tribunals themselves. Petitioners described prosecution and rebuttal witnesses as not credible or otherwise unreliable, as
Tablet MagApr 24 2024
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Cultural maternal health care for women of color key to reducing harm
Octavia Treadway’s middle son was a drummer before he was born. “He actually started drumming in the womb,” said Treadway, the co-executive director of You’re Carrying Someone Great, a nonprofit that, once launched this summer, will focus on the prenatal and postnatal health of Black and brown parents and children. “We would be at church and the choir would start to sing and play, and he would
MinnPostApr 19 2024
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Artist explores family, Vietnamese culture, food in immersive installation
Throughout her career, Tulsa artist Dan Lynh Pham has explored ideas about family, identity, history and belonging, as the child of Vietnamese immigrants. But until this year, she had not been able to bring all these ideas, and the various artistic media she uses in creating her work, together into a single, immersive experience. On March 1, Pham presented “I Bear the Fruit of My Ancestors,”
Tulsa WorldApr 27 2024
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Rams feel like they left NFL draft with 10 players that fit culture
HERMOSA BEACH — It was a little over a year ago, as the Rams outlined their plan to reset their roster with a youth movement, that Aaron Donald gave the front office a simple request for the draft class: “Make sure they care.” From Puka Nacua running back onto the field following what looked like a debilitating shoulder injury, to Steve Avila playing every snap of the season, to Kobie Turner’s
Orange County RegisterApr 18 2024
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Silver Spurs still sharing international culture through dance
Rosamond Grim, 16, and Lowell Geottert, 15, perform the black bottom, a 1920s swing dance during rehearsals Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at the Silver Spurs rehearsal studio in Spokane, Washington. The population of the longstanding dance troupe, which performed at Expo ‘74 50 years ago, has taken a hit during the COVID era. The program teaches kids a variety of ethnic and recreational dances. (
Spokesman ReviewMay 11 2024
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Kharkhiv war maps reveal "significant" Russian advances
Russian troops made "tactically significant gains" when they launched an offensive targeting Ukraine's Kharkiv Oblast on Friday, according to the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington D.C.-based think tank. Maps produced by the ISW showed Russian forces attacking across the border at two points during which they captured the villages of Strilecha, Krasne, Pylna and Borysivka according
NewsweekMar 06 2023
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Massachusetts State Flag Lands In Middle of Culture Wars
A local organization in Massachusetts is seeking to have the state's flag changed citing the flag's offensive imagery to indigenous individuals.
"The imagery of the Massachusetts Flag and Sea—a white hand holding a Colonial sword over the head of an Indigenous person, above a Latin motto that translates: "She Seeks by the Sword a Quiet Peace under Liberty"—is seen by many as a symbol of
NewsweekApr 17 2024
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5 Black culture events to attend April 17-April 24
From restaurant and shop openings to music and film festivals, there’s no shortage of Black cultural events taking place in Atlanta on any given day or night. That’s why every Wednesday The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Black Culture team creates a curated list of event recommendations to help you sift through the variety of options happening from week to week. In this edition, we’ll tell you
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionApr 26 2024
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Windsor’s Parks, Recreation & Culture to Host Kids to Park Day on May 19
WINDSOR, Colo. – Looking for an activity to kick off summer with your kids and family? Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture will host Kids to Park Day on Sunday, May 19, from noon to 3 p.m. at Eastman Park, 7025 Eastman Park Dr. This event is part of the National Park Trust’s Kids to Parks Day initiative, aimed at connecting children and families with their local, state and national parks.
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