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Holocaust Remembrance – new UNESCO Guidelines To mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp, UNESCO has published three new guides to help educators and journalists ...

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Matt Ruben’s Emily Balch Seminar entitled “Poverty, Affluence, and American Culture” has spoken to the issues and ...

Shortly after his inauguration, United States President Trump issued an executive order that ordered the dismantling of ...

A fundamental tenet of the legal profession is that lawyers and judges are uniquely responsible for protecting the rule of ...

Ms Safiya Nalule, the chairperson of Equal Opportunities Commission, told officials that the majority of learners with ...

I kissed him good-bye and left him to pack his things in our biggest suitcase. I walked over my favorite bridge and then back, thinking as though I was listening — waiting to hear what I really ...

This PhD course will provide students with a broad introduction to key theories, concepts, and methodological issues related to the empirical study of the organizational foundations of inequality ...

Meritocracy naturally leads for calls to make it “colorblind” once people notice the damage quotas are doing by promoting ...

President Trump’s 7 February executive order has exposed the SA government’s anti-growth policies to the full glare of global ...

Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science and a time to take stock of progress, and setbacks towards open and gender-inclusive science.