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MARIANNE WILLIAMSON INTERVIEW: RECLAIMING THE POWER OF THE FEMININE - The Numinous

MARIANNE WILLIAMSON INTERVIEW: RECLAIMING THE POWER OF THE FEMININE - The Numinous

"Women ourselves have bought into this idea of 'feminine' as meaning 'weaker'..." Jo Becker's Marianne Willia…

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Liberia: Le pays supprime les frais d'inscription pour l'école primaire

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By Jo Becker Verified
| AllAfrica.com Français
communiqué de presse Cette mesure devrait améliorer l'accès à l'éducation Le gouvernement libérien a annoncé le 5 août la suppression de tous les frais d'inscription scolaire de la maternelle au CM2, à compter de la rentrée scolaire du 7 septembre. Cette décision supprime l'un des principaux obstacles à la scolarisation de centaines de milliers d'enfants.
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“Without Education, There Will Be Nothing”

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By Jo Becker Verified
| Human Rights Watch
Peter lives near Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, with his mother and three younger sisters. He attended school through the ninth grade, but after his father died, his mother could no longer pay his school fees, forcing him to drop out at age 15. Now 17, Peter helps his mother sell goods and occasionally works at a carpentry shop. “I had no choice but to help her so that my little sisters could attend school,” he said.
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California Promised Insurance Relief, But Delivered Loopholes Original

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By Jo Becker Verified, Jeremy Singer-Vine Verified, Katie Benner Verified, Laurel Rosenhall Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Even before the devastating wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles this year, companies that insure the ever-growing number of homes perched in California’s fire-prone foothills were threatening to abandon the state, declaring that the risks were becoming unsupportable. The prospect of uninsurable homes was an existential threat for the state.
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