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Is the U.S. No Longer Safe for Trans Youth?
“I don’t think I’m being paranoid. I think I’m being cautious.” A mother decided that she and her trans teen should leave the United States, after the Trump Administration put their family’s safety in jeopardy. Using immersive renderings and hand-crafted illustrations, Sam Wolson tells the story of the months leading up to their departure. And then: • How Zohran Mamdani became New York’s main character Tina and her teen, J.J., who is trans, had lived in the Portland area of Maine for years.
Rapid Reaction | Penn State defended home turf against Rutgers
After Penn State’s triumph over Rutgers, football reporters Joel Haas and Sam Woloson share their reaction to today’s game. The duo discusses Drew Allar’s injury and Beau Pribula’s running game. Haas and Woloson also shared their thoughts on the Nittany Lions’ passing and running game, and their strong defense. WATCH MORE If you're interested in submitting a Letter to the Editor, click here. Send Letter to the Editor
Throwback to VeniceVR⎪Individual Top 12 List, by Agnese Pietrobon
August 29th, 2022 | by Agnese Pietrobon At the milestone of the first five years of Venice Immersive, and with a sixth edition on the way, let's take a step back in time to reflect on the works we loved the most... And yes, it will be a somewhat personal list, don't mind me.
NittanyNation - Penn State Men's Basketball set to take part in 2022 Charleston Classic
The bracket for the 2022 Charleston Classic is set, as reported by Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports. According to the report, Penn State will take on Furman in the first round of the tournament. The Paladins finished 22-12 last season, reaching the SoCon Championship. The other first-round matchups include Virginia Tech vs Old Dominion, Davidson vs Charleston, and Colorado State vs South Carolina. The eight-team tournament will tip off on November 16.
Reeducated: A New Yorker Documentary in Virtual Reality
Subscribe >> Play trailer A New Yorker Documentary in Virtual Reality Inside Xinjiang’s secret detention camps. March 18, 2021 How to Watch This film uses spatial audio. Wear headphones for the best experience. Oculus Oculus TV Find “Reeducated” in the Saved area of Oculus TV or on the Saved shelf in your Oculus Go Library. YouTube VR App via Search Open the YouTube VR app from the Oculus headset.
Protesting Coal Mining From a Treehouse
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Video: Visit an Austrian Village, Replicated in China
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52 Places to Go: A Bird’s Eye View in Laikipia
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Dinner With a Dung Beetle
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Selfie Lessons From a Chimp (She Stole Our Camera)
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We Who Remain
In 2011, war broke out between the Sudan government and the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Army-North (SPLA-N) in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Today, outsiders rarely venture to this region. Humanitarian aid has been blocked, and Sudanese journalists are banned from covering the war, facing potential imprisonment for doing so.
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By TREVOR SNAPP and SAM WOLSON | Mar. 13, 2017 | 15:00 A relentless war persists in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Thousands of people have been forced to flee. This is the story of those who remain.
Welcome to Hell. It’s in Michigan.
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36 Hours in Nairobi
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The Urban Shepherds of Nairobi
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Amid Bay Area Gentrification, One Man’s Three-Year Struggle
A chance encounter with a man trying for a new start in Oakland led to a complex, three-year tale with no easy answers.
Amid Bay Area Gentrification, One Man’s Three-Year Struggle
A chance encounter with a man trying for a new start in Oakland led to a complex, three-year tale with no easy answers.
Moving Images: Transportation in the Global South
Think of the global south as lots of NYCs — but without subway systems. Some of the most pressing issues are so ubiquitous that they become invisible. But often, it is exactly these issues that are fundamental to our way of life. Take transportation: It is far more than a means of getting from A to B. Transportation is a gateway to opportunity and a reflection of a country’s class and gender relations, economic stability, political history and culture. It’s also arguably a basic right.
Berkeley protesters smash windows; 2 officers hurt - The Monitor: Us News
Saturday night's demonstration against police killings of unarmed black men in Missouri and New York began peacefully, the latest of several in the Bay Area in recent days. But Coats said some protesters later broke away and began throwing rocks, bottles and pipes at officers. Scores of law officers from several surrounding agencies joined Berkeley Police Department in trying to quell unrest that went on for hours.
Berkeley protesters smash windows; 2 officers hurt - Richmond Times-Dispatch: Virginia, National And World News From The AP
Saturday night's demonstration against police killings of unarmed black men in Missouri and New York began peacefully, the latest of several in the Bay Area in recent days. But Officer Coats said that some protesters later broke away and began throwing rocks, bottles and pipes at officers. Scores of law officers from several surrounding agencies joined Berkeley Police Department in trying to quell unrest that went on for hours, into early Sunday morning.
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