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He debuted at 21, helped end a civil war, and starred in one of the greatest Champions League finals
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He debuted at 21, helped end a civil war, and starred in one of the greatest Champions League finals

After debuting at 21 years old, Didier Drogba played a key role to stop a civil war in his country and starred in one of the greatest Champions League finals for Chelsea. As unlikely as it sounds, sports can bridge divides across society—even among enemies. Such was the case with Didier Drogba, a striker who didn’t turn professional until 21, starred in one of the most dramatic Champions League finals ever, and used his platform to help bring an…See the Story

Mothers on a Mission: Uruguay’s movement for the missing

Story by Meredith Jackson, edited by Purple Romero Photo: Members of Madres y Familiares hold posters of the disappeared at the annual Diversity March in Montevideo, Uruguay. September 27 2024 / Meredith Jackson Forty years after the fall of Uruguay’s military dictatorship, the families of the disappeared are still demanding answers. Slowly but surely – through alliances that… SourceThe post Mothers on a Mission: Uruguay’s movement for the missi…Montevideo · MontevideoRead Article

In 1941, the Women’s Royal Naval Service began breaking German codes

Photo: Dorothy Du Boisson (left) and Elsie Booker (right) operate a Colossus Mark 2 codebreaking computer, 1943 / National Archives United Kingdom On this day in 1941, the first Women’s Royal Naval Service (Wrens) members arrived at Bletchley Park, Britain’s World War II code-breaking centre, where women made up 75% of the workforce. They operated Bombe machines to decrypt German… SourceThe post On this day in 1941, the Women’s Royal Naval Servi…Bletchley · BletchleyRead Article

OTD Mary Ann Shadd became Canada’s 1st female newspaper publisher

Photo: Portrait of Mary Ann Shadd Cary / Library and Archives Canada / creative licence, and front page of the Provincal Freeman, September 2, 1854. On this day in 1853, Mary Ann Shadd Cary made history by publishing The Provincial Freeman, becoming North America’s first Black woman publisher and Canada’s first female publisher. An American-Canadian anti-slavery activist… SourceThe post On this day in 1853, Mary Ann Shadd published The Provincia…Canada · CanadaRead Article

Minnesotan Emily Ford reaches finish line of Iditarod sled dog race

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After spending nearly two weeks traversing more than 1,100 miles of the Alaska wilderness, Duluth’s Emily Ford finished her first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on Sunday. Ford and her team passed under the famed burled arch in Nome with a time of 13 days, 1 hour, 35 minutes and 44 seconds — good for 18th place out of the 22 teams that finished the race, and the third-fastest time among this year’s Iditarod rookies. Crowds lining the snow-covered …Iditarod · AlaskaSee the Story

[Opinion] Jennifer Sey: The Left says I’m doing feminism wrong - Washington Examiner

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Feminism means different things to different women. But no feminist should endorse men who claim to be women and then claim victories for all women.FeminismSee the Story

Alabama lawmakers approve a ban on devices that convert semi-automatic weapons into machine guns

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The paradox of power: Why women leaders don’t always mean gender equality

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Although India, Pakistan and Germany have had three powerful women in power, gender parity across other metrics remain low. If men can elect Indira Gandhi, Benazir Bhutto or Angela Merkel to lead their country, why are their households still firmly patriarchal?See the Story

Majority of Gen Z men say feminism has gone too far, global survey...

Majority of Gen Z men say feminism has gone too far—but BofA study says wealthy women lift entire economy Women are becoming an increasingly powerful economic driver, says Bank of America, and their prosperity benefits everyone. fortune.com Men across the world feel they are being asked to do too much to support women, despite the fact that they directly benefit from women's prosperity. A survey of more th…FeminismSee the Story

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