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Munich's Jewish Community Combats Antisemitism with "Coffee with a Jew" Initiative
In response to rising antisemitism, Munich's B'nai B'rith chapter launched "Coffee with a Jew," a community outreach program modeled after "Coffee with a Cop," aiming to foster dialogue and combat misinformation about Judaism through informal conversations over coffee.
Munich's Jewish Community Combats Antisemitism with "Coffee with a Jew" Initiative
In response to rising antisemitism, Munich's B'nai B'rith chapter launched "Coffee with a Jew," a community outreach program modeled after "Coffee with a Cop," aiming to foster dialogue and combat misinformation about Judaism through informal conversations over coffee.
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40% Bias Score
Night Hike Reveals Fluorescence, Bioluminescence, and Citizen Science's Role in Biodiversity
A guided night hike in Maryland's Patuxent River State Park illuminated the fluorescence of lichens and showcased nocturnal wildlife observation techniques, emphasizing citizen science initiatives like iNaturalist and the City Nature Challenge to engage the public with biodiversity.
Night Hike Reveals Fluorescence, Bioluminescence, and Citizen Science's Role in Biodiversity
A guided night hike in Maryland's Patuxent River State Park illuminated the fluorescence of lichens and showcased nocturnal wildlife observation techniques, emphasizing citizen science initiatives like iNaturalist and the City Nature Challenge to engage the public with biodiversity.
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0% Bias Score
2024 Obermayer Awards Honor Efforts Against Antisemitism in Germany
The 2024 Obermayer Awards, presented in Berlin's Rotes Rathaus, honored six individuals and organizations for their work preserving Jewish history, combating antisemitism, and promoting intercultural understanding across Germany; recipients include Berliners Petra Michalski and Steffen Hänschen, who...
2024 Obermayer Awards Honor Efforts Against Antisemitism in Germany
The 2024 Obermayer Awards, presented in Berlin's Rotes Rathaus, honored six individuals and organizations for their work preserving Jewish history, combating antisemitism, and promoting intercultural understanding across Germany; recipients include Berliners Petra Michalski and Steffen Hänschen, who...
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12% Bias Score
Theologian Richard B. Hays Dies, Leaving Legacy of Evolving Views on LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Richard B. Hays, a prominent theologian and Duke Divinity School professor emeritus, died at 76; his final book reversed his earlier stance on LGBTQ+ inclusion in Christianity, advocating for full embrace instead of celibacy.
Theologian Richard B. Hays Dies, Leaving Legacy of Evolving Views on LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Richard B. Hays, a prominent theologian and Duke Divinity School professor emeritus, died at 76; his final book reversed his earlier stance on LGBTQ+ inclusion in Christianity, advocating for full embrace instead of celibacy.
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16% Bias Score
German Prison Uses Music, Animals to Rehabilitate Inmates
A German prison uses music and animal interaction programs to rehabilitate inmates, aiming to reduce recidivism by fostering self-esteem and providing positive reinforcement; one inmate, Vlady, practices piano four hours a day and is highly motivated.
German Prison Uses Music, Animals to Rehabilitate Inmates
A German prison uses music and animal interaction programs to rehabilitate inmates, aiming to reduce recidivism by fostering self-esteem and providing positive reinforcement; one inmate, Vlady, practices piano four hours a day and is highly motivated.
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48% Bias Score
Frankfurt Shoemaker Celebrates 26 Years, Faces Uncertain Future
Broder, a shoemaker in Frankfurt's Ostend, celebrated 26 years of his shop in January 2023, offering high-quality repairs and key services despite facing challenges such as finding a successor and changing consumer trends, while maintaining a loyal clientele.
Frankfurt Shoemaker Celebrates 26 Years, Faces Uncertain Future
Broder, a shoemaker in Frankfurt's Ostend, celebrated 26 years of his shop in January 2023, offering high-quality repairs and key services despite facing challenges such as finding a successor and changing consumer trends, while maintaining a loyal clientele.
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32% Bias Score
Aerial Choreographer Dreya Weber's Impact on Performance Art
Dreya Weber, a 25-year aerial choreographer, has designed and choreographed aerial acts for artists like P!NK and Taylor Swift, showcasing the evolving role of aerial arts in mainstream entertainment, and created "Hexen," a solo show reclaiming the narrative of witchcraft.
Aerial Choreographer Dreya Weber's Impact on Performance Art
Dreya Weber, a 25-year aerial choreographer, has designed and choreographed aerial acts for artists like P!NK and Taylor Swift, showcasing the evolving role of aerial arts in mainstream entertainment, and created "Hexen," a solo show reclaiming the narrative of witchcraft.
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48% Bias Score
Tariquet Wine Producer Files for Bankruptcy Protection Amidst Multiple Challenges
Tariquet, a major Gascon wine producer, filed for bankruptcy protection on January 20th due to a combination of the Covid-19 pandemic, increased production costs, shifting customs policies, extreme weather, and possibly overpricing, resulting in a sales drop from 8 million bottles in 2021 to 5.5 mil...
Tariquet Wine Producer Files for Bankruptcy Protection Amidst Multiple Challenges
Tariquet, a major Gascon wine producer, filed for bankruptcy protection on January 20th due to a combination of the Covid-19 pandemic, increased production costs, shifting customs policies, extreme weather, and possibly overpricing, resulting in a sales drop from 8 million bottles in 2021 to 5.5 mil...
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36% Bias Score
Political Satire Evolves in Response to Trump's Presidency
Political satire in the US has adapted to the presidency of Donald Trump, moving beyond simple mockery to address deeper societal issues; new approaches include highlighting argument inconsistencies, employing unstable irony, and embracing diverse perspectives beyond the traditional liberal viewpoin...
Political Satire Evolves in Response to Trump's Presidency
Political satire in the US has adapted to the presidency of Donald Trump, moving beyond simple mockery to address deeper societal issues; new approaches include highlighting argument inconsistencies, employing unstable irony, and embracing diverse perspectives beyond the traditional liberal viewpoin...
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36% Bias Score
Graphic Memoir Chronicles Healing Journey in New York City
Kay Sohini's graphic memoir, "This Beautiful, Ridiculous City," details her escape from a coercive relationship in Kolkata and subsequent move to New York City at age 24, where she found healing and personal growth, illustrated through her unique depictions of the city.
Graphic Memoir Chronicles Healing Journey in New York City
Kay Sohini's graphic memoir, "This Beautiful, Ridiculous City," details her escape from a coercive relationship in Kolkata and subsequent move to New York City at age 24, where she found healing and personal growth, illustrated through her unique depictions of the city.
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24% Bias Score
Dark Match": A Grindhouse Wrestling Film
Lowell Dean's "Dark Match" follows a disgruntled wrestler, Miss Behave, and her team as they participate in a satanic wrestling tournament for $50,000, resulting in a violent, retro-styled film that falls short of its potential despite its stylistic ambition.
Dark Match": A Grindhouse Wrestling Film
Lowell Dean's "Dark Match" follows a disgruntled wrestler, Miss Behave, and her team as they participate in a satanic wrestling tournament for $50,000, resulting in a violent, retro-styled film that falls short of its potential despite its stylistic ambition.
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52% Bias Score
Explosives Used in Drents Museum Robbery; Gold Artifacts Stolen
Early Saturday morning, thieves used explosives to break into the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands, stealing gold artifacts and archaeological items, including a solid gold helmet, from a Dacian exhibition; the museum is closed for police investigation.
Explosives Used in Drents Museum Robbery; Gold Artifacts Stolen
Early Saturday morning, thieves used explosives to break into the Drents Museum in Assen, Netherlands, stealing gold artifacts and archaeological items, including a solid gold helmet, from a Dacian exhibition; the museum is closed for police investigation.
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44% Bias Score
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