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Holodomor, the intentional starvation of up at 7 million Ukrainians in 1932 and 1933 only came to light in 1991. Stalin manufactured a policy of famine in the country known as “Europe’s breadbasket” as a genocide so Russia could easily take over the resources rich country. Only when a western …
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And it wasn’t even a movie plot. It was real life, the Show of Shows dedicated to movies that became somehow more entertaining than any movie. The 89th Academy Awards broadcast has taken its place as one of the most stunning ceremonies in its broadcast history. The Gaffe of …
Are you Guilty of interrupting? 5 ways to up your listening game - from Public Speaking Coach Lauren Ferraro! Stop talking Listen 90% of the time and speak only 10%. Try to track how often you interrupt and ask yourself if you are truly listening. Practice breathing while someone is speaking …
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A Mom recently got on a plane with a young baby and immediately handed out “loot bags” to the passengers sitting near her. Included in the bags were ear plugs – a sort of pre-apology to whatever disturbance her baby might make. Well, a baby is one thing, but this phenomenon has anecdotally spread to …
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by @annebrodie BFCA BTJA AWFJ TFCA FIPRESCI A United Kingdom is an ironic title for this film about Britain’s shame in dealing with “the race question” in the late forties. Interracial marriages were taboo in the UK and the US but were absolutely illegal in South Africa, then known as Rhodesia. …
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