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Mindfulness meditation can make some Americans more selfish and less generous

Mindfulness Meditation can make some Americans more selfish and less generous

Mindfulness Meditation When Japanese chef Yoshihiro Murata travels, he brings water with him from Japan. He says this is the only way to make truly authentic dashi, the flavorful broth essential to Japanese cuisine. There’s a science to back him up: water in Japan is notably softer – which means it has fewer dissolved minerals – than

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Black Pride: Intersectionality by Jack Groves

Black Pride: Intersectionality by Jack Groves

I am intersectional: Black Pride honours the voices of those who do not live uninhibited. Just being LGBTQ+ and having Black Pride challenges unjust systems cross-culturally and systemically. Intersectionality is beauty, but beauty is brutal. And, intersectional demographics are still disproportionately affected by violence and discrimination. I discovered that intersectionality is feeling proud, yet lost

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Kabbalah - by M. Starr

Kabbalah – by M. Starr

Kabbalah Kabbala, (Hebrew: “Custom”) likewise spelled Kabala, Kabbalah, Cabala, Cabbala, or Cabbalah, obscure Jewish enchantment as it showed up in the twelfth and following hundreds of years. Kabbala has consistently been an oral custom in that commencement into its teachings and practices is led by an individual manual for keep away from the perils inalienable

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“Oh, she’s a whore”: challenging everyday sexism and misogyny by Gabby Potts

“Oh, she’s a whore”: challenging everyday sexism and misogyny by Gabby Potts

By Gabby Potts This was originally posted on May 10, 2019   Whore. Such a simple word; yet it holds a tremendous amount of power. Within the English language there are numerous words designed to shame women for their sexual promiscuity, or simply reduce their confidence, self-worth and credibility in the space of a syllable. Whore.

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