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BBC on Twitter “From Academy Award winner Steve McQueen comes Uprising, a pioneering three-part series showing how three events intertwined in 1981 and defined race relations for a generation. / Streaming from 20 July / https://t.co/ubpnZILVml”

Nearly Graduation! Are you ready for the world?

Ground Up 019 - The Bullet Journal w/ Ryder Carroll Ryder Carroll is the creator of Bullet Journal & the Tedx talk How to Lead an Intentional Life. Bullet Journal helps thousands of people organize their work ...

https://medconfidential.org/how-to-opt-out/ You may not be aware of this but it will affect your data. You need to take an actual paper letter to your GP to prevent your medical data from being sold. You have until the 23 June to do this. Obviously it's your choice as is all data privacy but we thought you might want a how to link to use and share if you do choose.

How to opt out | medConfidential How to opt out Choices available to you in the new GP data collection None of the choices below will affect your medical care, or the data that is available for your care. A longer and different process is required for families with children or other dependents, which we walk you through. If you liv...

We've seen the tiktok senssation now here's a Covid version. Stay safe one and ll

Wellerman Sea Shanty - Covid-19 Version of Hope (Soon, May A Brighter Day Come) As sailors sing to encourage each other and keep in time as they work, we can use this timeless shanty, relyriced, to spur each other on in our ongoing fight...

How education works in Finland.

5 ways we should be more like Finland during Covid-19 Finland's holistic approach to education – prioritising children' happiness – feels more appropriate than ever during the coronavirus pandemic, says teacher Gemma Clark

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Longest Time - Quarantine Edition Wishing everyone the best of health from Vancouver, Canada! Stay home, stay safe, and keep singing!For the most up to date information about COVID-19 please...

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day. It is important to remember.

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In case anyone missed it yesterday...this is what a 22 year old can achieve.

The Hill We Climb: the Amanda Gorman poem that stole the inauguration show Amanda Gorman, a 22-year-old Los Angeles-born writer and performer and America's youth poet laureate, recited her poem The Hill We Climb at Joe Biden's inaug...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-52106843 We know that you are all being careful out there but here is a little reminder of the rules

Coronavirus: What powers do police have if people break Covid rules? Coronavirus lockdown rules are changing across the UK, but who is responsible for enforcing them?

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When sisters Freddie and Truus Oversteegen were young, their mother made them sleep in the same bed. This wasn’t an act of forced sibling bonding: Though the family had more than one mattress, all of them makeshift and stuffed with straw, they shared their modest flat with the Jewish refugees they regularly housed.⁠ ⁠ The girls didn’t mind. Raised primarily by their mother, Trijntje, after their parents divorced, Freddie and Truus grew up as communists in what was then the village of Schoten (now part of Haarlem) in North Holland in the years before World War II. Trijntje taught the girls compassion for those less fortunate than themselves. The sisters made dolls for children affected by the Spanish Civil War. They gave up their living space for people fleeing Germany and Amsterdam. And when the N***s invaded the Netherlands in May 1940, Freddie and Truus handed out pamphlets opposing the occupation and plastered warnings over propaganda posters calling for workers in Germany.⁠ ⁠ It was dangerous and subversive work. When the N***s invaded, Trijntje made sure the refugees they'd been hosting were sent away, fearing they’d be discovered because of her family’s known communist leanings. Many were subsequently deported and killed. This stirred a fire in Freddie and Truus.⁠ ⁠ When the leader of a Dutch resistance group took notice of their radical bent, he asked Trijntje if she would permit her daughters to join. Freddie was 14. Truus was 16. Without knowing explicitly what they were agreeing to, the three women all said yes. And soon, the teenage girls were doing more than handing out literature. They were luring N***s into the woods and assassinating them.⁠ ⁠ To read this, and more of our most popular stories of 2020, head to the link in our bio. ⁠

20 Things Most People Learn Too Late In Life What nobody ever tells you when you are a wide-eyed child, are all the little things that come along with “growing up.”🔓 Get all my drawings HERE: https://g...