"Canadian Report Exposes Funding Gap for Black Music Artists Despite Dominating Streams"
"A new report reveals that Black artists generate 65% of Canadian music streams but face significant barriers accessing funding, with 98% of 1,702 surveyed never applying for grants, highlighting systemic racial and financial inequities in the industry."
"Canadian Report Exposes Funding Gap for Black Music Artists Despite Dominating Streams"
"A new report reveals that Black artists generate 65% of Canadian music streams but face significant barriers accessing funding, with 98% of 1,702 surveyed never applying for grants, highlighting systemic racial and financial inequities in the industry."
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12% Bias Score
Glasgow Comedy Festival Honors Alasdair Gray
Three comedians will create original comedy acts inspired by the Alasdair Gray archive at Oran Mor, Glasgow, on March 23, 2025, as part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival, celebrating Glasgow's 850th anniversary and what would have been Gray's 90th birthday.
Glasgow Comedy Festival Honors Alasdair Gray
Three comedians will create original comedy acts inspired by the Alasdair Gray archive at Oran Mor, Glasgow, on March 23, 2025, as part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival, celebrating Glasgow's 850th anniversary and what would have been Gray's 90th birthday.
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8% Bias Score
"Stitch Witch" Exhibit Challenges Gender Stereotypes Through Playful Activism
Lara Schnitger's "Stitch Witch" exhibit at Museum Kranenburgh uses playful textile art to challenge negative female stereotypes, reclaiming derogatory terms and celebrating female sexuality; the exhibit, awarded the 2024 Agnes van den Brandeler Museum Prize, features large-scale installations and in...
"Stitch Witch" Exhibit Challenges Gender Stereotypes Through Playful Activism
Lara Schnitger's "Stitch Witch" exhibit at Museum Kranenburgh uses playful textile art to challenge negative female stereotypes, reclaiming derogatory terms and celebrating female sexuality; the exhibit, awarded the 2024 Agnes van den Brandeler Museum Prize, features large-scale installations and in...
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40% Bias Score
UNESCO Recognizes Sake, Carnival, and Henna Traditions
UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list now includes sake's brewing traditions, French-Belgian carnival culture, and North African and Middle Eastern henna practices, reflecting the diversity of cultural traditions and their significance.
UNESCO Recognizes Sake, Carnival, and Henna Traditions
UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage list now includes sake's brewing traditions, French-Belgian carnival culture, and North African and Middle Eastern henna practices, reflecting the diversity of cultural traditions and their significance.
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12% Bias Score
Maslow's Humanist Revolution in Psychology
Following the Pearl Harbor attack, psychologist Abraham Maslow dedicated his life to understanding human potential for good, contrasting with prevailing deterministic views; his humanist approach, emphasizing self-actualization and meaningful experiences, profoundly impacted psychology and continues...
Maslow's Humanist Revolution in Psychology
Following the Pearl Harbor attack, psychologist Abraham Maslow dedicated his life to understanding human potential for good, contrasting with prevailing deterministic views; his humanist approach, emphasizing self-actualization and meaningful experiences, profoundly impacted psychology and continues...
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32% Bias Score
Helene Fischer's Children's Album Sparks Controversy over "Aramsamsam" Song
Helene Fischer's new children's album, "Die schönsten Kinderlieder," is causing controversy due to a sped-up, rock-infused version of "Aramsamsam," which some find racist because of its pseudo-Arabic lyrics; Fischer has yet to comment.
Helene Fischer's Children's Album Sparks Controversy over "Aramsamsam" Song
Helene Fischer's new children's album, "Die schönsten Kinderlieder," is causing controversy due to a sped-up, rock-infused version of "Aramsamsam," which some find racist because of its pseudo-Arabic lyrics; Fischer has yet to comment.
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52% Bias Score
Ancient Roman Road Integrated into Thessaloniki Metro Station
Thessaloniki's new metro line, opened November 30th, features a subterranean museum at Venizelou Station showcasing a remarkably preserved 2,300-year-old Roman road, after a redesign to accommodate the discovery.
Ancient Roman Road Integrated into Thessaloniki Metro Station
Thessaloniki's new metro line, opened November 30th, features a subterranean museum at Venizelou Station showcasing a remarkably preserved 2,300-year-old Roman road, after a redesign to accommodate the discovery.
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16% Bias Score
Max Ernst Exhibition Showcases Artist's Film Contributions
The "Max Ernst: Surrealism, Art and Cinema" exhibition, running until May 4th at Madrid's Círculo de Bellas Artes, explores the multifaceted contributions of Max Ernst to film, showcasing around 400 artworks and film clips to highlight his roles as actor, screenwriter, and award designer.
Max Ernst Exhibition Showcases Artist's Film Contributions
The "Max Ernst: Surrealism, Art and Cinema" exhibition, running until May 4th at Madrid's Círculo de Bellas Artes, explores the multifaceted contributions of Max Ernst to film, showcasing around 400 artworks and film clips to highlight his roles as actor, screenwriter, and award designer.
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40% Bias Score
Rumiz's New Series: Reclaiming Europe's Mythical Identity
Paolo Rumiz's 14-volume book series, starting with "Verranno di notte", counters the narrative of European decline by exploring its mythical roots and critiquing the current political climate characterized by rising nationalism and demonization of migrants. The series, available in Italy, aims to in...
Rumiz's New Series: Reclaiming Europe's Mythical Identity
Paolo Rumiz's 14-volume book series, starting with "Verranno di notte", counters the narrative of European decline by exploring its mythical roots and critiquing the current political climate characterized by rising nationalism and demonization of migrants. The series, available in Italy, aims to in...
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44% Bias Score
Notre Dame's Grand Organ to Sound Again After 5-Year Restoration
After a five-year restoration involving over 30 artisans who painstakingly cleaned 8,000 pipes and numerous components contaminated by toxic lead dust, the Grand Organ of Notre Dame will be played publicly for the first time since the 2019 fire on Saturday.
Notre Dame's Grand Organ to Sound Again After 5-Year Restoration
After a five-year restoration involving over 30 artisans who painstakingly cleaned 8,000 pipes and numerous components contaminated by toxic lead dust, the Grand Organ of Notre Dame will be played publicly for the first time since the 2019 fire on Saturday.
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8% Bias Score
Guardian Sells The Observer to Tortoise Media
Guardian Media Group (GMG) is selling The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed sum, despite a staff strike protesting the decision; the sale includes a £25 million investment to support the newspaper's print and digital future.
Guardian Sells The Observer to Tortoise Media
Guardian Media Group (GMG) is selling The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed sum, despite a staff strike protesting the decision; the sale includes a £25 million investment to support the newspaper's print and digital future.
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24% Bias Score
Majalla's Mantel: Ritual, Remembrance, and Leiden's Slavery Legacy
The Majalla's Mantel exhibition in Leiden's Lakenhal museum uses performance art and installation to explore the story of Majalla, an enslaved boy whose name appeared in the correspondence of an 18th-century Leiden cloth merchant, revealing the city's link to transatlantic slavery and questioning th...
Majalla's Mantel: Ritual, Remembrance, and Leiden's Slavery Legacy
The Majalla's Mantel exhibition in Leiden's Lakenhal museum uses performance art and installation to explore the story of Majalla, an enslaved boy whose name appeared in the correspondence of an 18th-century Leiden cloth merchant, revealing the city's link to transatlantic slavery and questioning th...
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44% Bias Score