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The roots of feminism were planted millennia ago; we must understand feminism throughout history to contemplate how much farther we can go.
The Disparity in Women's Sports: Why They Receive Less Attention
The disparity in coverage and attention between men's and women's sports has been a topic of discussion for decades. Despite progress in recent years, women's sports still receive significantly less media coverage, sponsorship, and funding compared to their male counterparts. There are several reasons for this disparity:
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Matthew PrimousPublished about a year ago in VivaTRB Membership Handbook 2023
The TRB Membership Handbook is the perfect way to show your love for the United States of America and its President Donald Trump.
Teddy WickPublished about a year ago in VivaI present to you Ozempic to treat diabetes keto for weight loss continued
Ozempic, also known as semaglutide, is a medication used to treat type 2 diabetes. It is a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist, which means it works by mimicking the effects of GLP-1, a hormone that helps regulate insulin production and blood sugar levels.
Ahmed MostafaPublished about a year ago in VivaChris Buckner on Significant Art Movements Throughout History | New York, NY
Art is one of history’s most significant factors, as it can change with cultural and environmental transformations. Many individuals have led the way in making these transformations, and the following influential art movements included some of the best creations throughout history.
Chris BucknerPublished about a year ago in VivaThe Thinning of The Veil.
If you are familiar with the Pagan, Druid, or Wicca communities at all, whether personally or historically, then it’s likely that you have at least heard of the holiday of Samhain. Samhain, (Pronounced Saa-wn) is considered to be the pagan new year and the time of year when the veil between this present world and the spiritual, or ancestral, is the thinnest. While many consider Samhain to fall on or around the secular folk holiday of Halloween and celebrate it simultaneously, they are vastly different holidays with different origins and atmospheres.
Alys RevnaPublished 2 years ago in VivaSimple Actions to Love Yourself Extra
So many women direct severe objections and also self-hatred in the direction of themselves. The need to be best can cause deeply held body image issues and eating problems and ruin relationships with liked ones. Right here are 6 straightforward actions by Brandon Bays, the writer of The Journey, to create long-term outcomes for actual vanity and acceptance.
kanchan chauhanPublished 2 years ago in VivaHow bad could Europe’s energy crisis get this winter?
As cold weather comes to Europe this autumn, energy prices are rising. A main reason for the cost increase is Russia’s war with Ukraine.
Winds of change in Iran.
The 22-year-old's death in Tehran, as a result of wearing her headscarf incorrectly in accordance with the state hijab laws, quickly became a striking symbol of resistance. Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, women in Iran have been required to wear headscarves, and the morality police are tasked with upholding this along with other regulations.
Sergios SaropoulosPublished 2 years ago in VivaHistoric Women in the News
1607 - By 1607 Jamestown, Virginia has been settled and in 1608 Anne Burras becomes the first documented white English woman to marry in the “New World”. She arrived in the New World with a ship load of supplies in the employ as a maid to Mrs. Thomas Forrest. Within the year she married John Laydon and they had four daughters: Virginia, Alice, Katherine, and Margaret. Her daughter, Virginia Laydon is the first child born in the new English colony of Jamestown.
Paula C. HendersonPublished 2 years ago in Viva‘Tawaifs’ : The Unsung Female Musicians of India
The word ‘tawaif’ carries a bad rap in today’s times. But that wasn’t always the case. Today a tawaif is used to depict either a prostitute or the ‘other woman’ or a ‘woman of low morals’ who breaks families for her personal benefit. And unfortunately, in modern times, their portrayal as seductive girls, singing and dancing to double meaning songs meant to titillate the customer has further damaged their reputation
Peeping_SoulPublished 2 years ago in Viva4 Remarkable Roles Women Played in the American Civil War
The American Civil War broke out April 12, 1861 between the North (Union) and the South (Confederates) over the issues of slavery and did not end until May 26, 1865. Most accounts are from the perspective of the male soldiers, generals, and politicians, however, there exists a force of women not only acting as supportive civilians f rom home, but also as primary participants on the front lines. Here are four roles women played in the American Civil War.
Kendra MaryaPublished 2 years ago in Viva