At his compact stall in Lviv’s main outdoor food market, Ihor Korpii arranged jars of blueberries that he and his wife had picked from a nearby forest into an attractive display. Fragrant dill and fresh peas harvested from their garden lay in neat piles on a table. A schoolteacher surviving on modest pay, Korpii peddles … Read more
Survivors of a migrant boat that capsized perch on the overturned vessel off the coast of New Providence island, Bahamas. Royal Bahamas Defence Force/Reuters hide caption toggle caption Royal Bahamas Defence Force/Reuters Survivors of a migrant boat that capsized perch on the overturned vessel off the coast of New Providence island, Bahamas. Royal Bahamas Defence … Read more
Imagine asking a room of five hundred women: “Raise your hand if you have experienced imposter syndrome.” I did this recently. A sea of hands went up, including my own. Because we’ve been schooled to believe that we are in the grip of this “syndrome” and that whenever we feel self-doubt, insecurity or questioning we … Read more
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – What looks like a store to an everyday customer is a safe haven for many women recovering from a life of abuse. From forced labor, to sex trafficking, to drugs, it can happen to anyone. Tirza Design is an accessories store where pieces are made by survivors of trafficking. Since the … Read more
LGBT activists and academics argue researchers can’t know how ancient individuals identified themselves A number of LGBT activists and academics are pushing to bar anthropologists from identifying human remains as ‘male’ or ‘female,’ arguing that it is impossible to know how ancient individuals identified themselves, The College Fix reported on Monday. Gender activists have long … Read more