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Trump's Executive Order Promotes Neoclassical Architecture, Sparking Controversy
Donald Trump's executive order mandates neoclassical, regional, or traditional styles for federal buildings, sparking controversy by overlooking diverse American architectural heritage and potentially symbolizing an authoritarian approach to national identity.
Trump's Executive Order Promotes Neoclassical Architecture, Sparking Controversy
Donald Trump's executive order mandates neoclassical, regional, or traditional styles for federal buildings, sparking controversy by overlooking diverse American architectural heritage and potentially symbolizing an authoritarian approach to national identity.
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72% Bias Score
African American Read-In Counters Erasure of Black History
The National African American Read-In, founded in 1990, combats attempts to erase Black history by promoting literacy and cultural understanding through community readings and discussions of books by Black authors; this initiative has grown, reaching hundreds of thousands annually, especially since ...
African American Read-In Counters Erasure of Black History
The National African American Read-In, founded in 1990, combats attempts to erase Black history by promoting literacy and cultural understanding through community readings and discussions of books by Black authors; this initiative has grown, reaching hundreds of thousands annually, especially since ...
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44% Bias Score
Last Jatra Female Impersonator's Story Chronicled in Iconic Photos and Documentary
Photographer Naveen Kishore's iconic images and 1999 documentary "Performing the Goddess" chronicle the life and career of Chapal Bhaduri, the last known male performer of female roles in Bengali folk theater, revealing his transformative rituals and candid discussions of sexuality in 1990s India.
Last Jatra Female Impersonator's Story Chronicled in Iconic Photos and Documentary
Photographer Naveen Kishore's iconic images and 1999 documentary "Performing the Goddess" chronicle the life and career of Chapal Bhaduri, the last known male performer of female roles in Bengali folk theater, revealing his transformative rituals and candid discussions of sexuality in 1990s India.
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20% Bias Score
Jingdezhen Seeks UNESCO World Heritage Status
Jingdezhen, China's "porcelain capital," submitted its application to UNESCO for World Heritage status in 2024, emphasizing its 2000-year history of ceramic production, including a unique porcelain gene bank, aiming for inclusion in 2026.
Jingdezhen Seeks UNESCO World Heritage Status
Jingdezhen, China's "porcelain capital," submitted its application to UNESCO for World Heritage status in 2024, emphasizing its 2000-year history of ceramic production, including a unique porcelain gene bank, aiming for inclusion in 2026.
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28% Bias Score
Renewed Interest in Athens' History and Urban Development
A rising interest in Athens' history and urban development is shown through recent publications, exhibitions, and events focusing on the city's past and present, attracting a segment of the younger generation and suggesting a shift in how many relate to the city.
Renewed Interest in Athens' History and Urban Development
A rising interest in Athens' history and urban development is shown through recent publications, exhibitions, and events focusing on the city's past and present, attracting a segment of the younger generation and suggesting a shift in how many relate to the city.
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28% Bias Score
Albanian Church Preserves Greek Language Amidst Emigration and Economic Decline
The Albanian Orthodox Church combats declining Greek language proficiency by operating nine schools and Logos University College, offering various Greek language programs and degrees, impacting approximately 6,000 students and countering emigration and economic challenges.
Albanian Church Preserves Greek Language Amidst Emigration and Economic Decline
The Albanian Orthodox Church combats declining Greek language proficiency by operating nine schools and Logos University College, offering various Greek language programs and degrees, impacting approximately 6,000 students and countering emigration and economic challenges.
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36% Bias Score
NCTE's Annual African American Readings Promote Inclusive Understanding of History
For over 30 years, the National Council of Teachers of English has hosted annual African American readings, engaging over 6 million people in sharing stories and promoting a more inclusive understanding of American history, combatting the attempted erasure of Black history.
NCTE's Annual African American Readings Promote Inclusive Understanding of History
For over 30 years, the National Council of Teachers of English has hosted annual African American readings, engaging over 6 million people in sharing stories and promoting a more inclusive understanding of American history, combatting the attempted erasure of Black history.
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32% Bias Score
Glasgow School Helps Displaced Ukrainian Children Preserve Culture
St. Mary's Ukrainian School in Glasgow provides weekend classes for Ukrainian children displaced by the war, focusing on language, history, and culture to maintain their connection to their homeland; the school's program is especially important for children from eastern and southern Ukraine, where R...
Glasgow School Helps Displaced Ukrainian Children Preserve Culture
St. Mary's Ukrainian School in Glasgow provides weekend classes for Ukrainian children displaced by the war, focusing on language, history, and culture to maintain their connection to their homeland; the school's program is especially important for children from eastern and southern Ukraine, where R...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Miller's Craft Sees Resurgence with 110 New Qualifiers
The Netherlands is experiencing a renaissance in its traditional miller's craft, with 110 new millers recently qualifying to maintain the nation's 1,200 windmills, a testament to the enduring importance of this UNESCO intangible heritage.
Dutch Miller's Craft Sees Resurgence with 110 New Qualifiers
The Netherlands is experiencing a renaissance in its traditional miller's craft, with 110 new millers recently qualifying to maintain the nation's 1,200 windmills, a testament to the enduring importance of this UNESCO intangible heritage.
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16% Bias Score
£23,000 Awarded to Preserve Endangered Romany Gypsy Culture
Charmaine Abdul-Karim's Pride of Romany group received £23,000 to fund the Atchin Tan Heritage Project, preserving the Romany Gypsy culture at Sound Common, Cheshire, a site with historical significance dating back to the 16th century, combating the risk of cultural loss and promoting better underst...
£23,000 Awarded to Preserve Endangered Romany Gypsy Culture
Charmaine Abdul-Karim's Pride of Romany group received £23,000 to fund the Atchin Tan Heritage Project, preserving the Romany Gypsy culture at Sound Common, Cheshire, a site with historical significance dating back to the 16th century, combating the risk of cultural loss and promoting better underst...
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24% Bias Score
Japan's Tourism Boom: Record Numbers Bring Overcrowding and Resident Backlash
Japan's tourism sector, exceeding pre-pandemic records with 36.9 million international visitors in 2024, faces challenges from resident complaints about overcrowding and disruptive tourist behavior in major cities like Kyoto and Tokyo, prompting initiatives to manage tourism sustainably.
Japan's Tourism Boom: Record Numbers Bring Overcrowding and Resident Backlash
Japan's tourism sector, exceeding pre-pandemic records with 36.9 million international visitors in 2024, faces challenges from resident complaints about overcrowding and disruptive tourist behavior in major cities like Kyoto and Tokyo, prompting initiatives to manage tourism sustainably.
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52% Bias Score
UNESCO Completes Mosul Reconstruction, Reviving Historic City
UNESCO's seven-year, $115 million "Reviving the Spirit of Mosul" project, completed in 2024, restored key landmarks like the Al Hadba minaret and churches, trained 2,800 Iraqis, removed 12,000 tons of rubble, and neutralized 115 explosive devices in the Old City, creating 7,700 jobs.
UNESCO Completes Mosul Reconstruction, Reviving Historic City
UNESCO's seven-year, $115 million "Reviving the Spirit of Mosul" project, completed in 2024, restored key landmarks like the Al Hadba minaret and churches, trained 2,800 Iraqis, removed 12,000 tons of rubble, and neutralized 115 explosive devices in the Old City, creating 7,700 jobs.
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36% Bias Score
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