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Original: Otto Rothstock (b. 10 April 1904Library of Congress Name Authority File., d. 26 May 1990 in Hannover) was a austrian living in germany , who assassinated Jewish writer Hugo Bettauer.
Revised: Otto Rothstock (b. 10 April 1904Library of Congress Name Authority File., d. 26 May 1990 in Hannover) was an Austrian living in Germany , who assassinated Jewish writer Hugo Bettauer.
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Original: Category: 1925 in Germany Category: Austrian assassins Category: Year of death unknown Category:1904 births Category:People acquitted of murder Category:People acquitted by reason of insanity Category:Nazi Party members Category:1925 in Austria Category:1925 crimes in Austria Category:1920s murders in Austria Category:1925 murders in Europ
Revised: Category: Austrian assassins Category: Year of death unknown Category:1904 births Category:People acquitted of murder Category:People acquitted by reason of insanity Category:Nazi Party members Category:1925 in Austria Category:1925 crimes in Austria Category:1920s murders in Austria Category:1925 murders in Europ
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Original: Category: 1925 in Germany Category: Austrian assassins Category: Year of death unknown Category:1904 births Category:People acquitted of murder Category:People acquitted by reason of insanity Category:Nazi Party members Category:1925 in Austria Category:1925 crimes in Austria Category:1920s murders in Austria Category:1925 murders in Europ
Revised: Category: 1925 in Germany Category: Austrian assassins Category: 1990 deaths Category:1904 births Category:People acquitted of murder Category:People acquitted by reason of insanity Category:Nazi Party members Category:1925 in Austria Category:1925 crimes in Austria Category:1920s murders in Austria Category:1925 murders in Europ
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Original: Category: 1925 in Germany Category: Austrian assassins Category: Year of death unknown Category:1904 births Category:People acquitted of murder Category:People acquitted by reason of insanity Category:Nazi Party members Category:1925 in Austria Category:1925 crimes in Austria Category:1920s murders in Austria Category:1925 murders in Europ
Revised: Category: 1925 in Germany Category: Austrian assassins Category: Year of death unknown Category:1904 births Category:People acquitted of murder Category:People acquitted by reason of insanity Category:Nazi Party membe
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Original: Leading Ladies is a 2–3 minutes 2D animated Zambian podcast released on 27 March 2019 on YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn, the podcast is about African women who have made who held significant positions of leadership between the 17th and 19th century.
Revised: Leading Ladies is a 2–3 minutes 2D animated Zambian podcast released on 27 March 2019 on YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn, the podcast is about African women who have held significant positions of leadership between the 17th and 19th century.
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Original:  The first season stories wherefrom all the Zambia's 10 provinces , sourced from the National Archives of Zambia and  written by Mulenga Kapwepwe and Samba Yonga.
Revised:  The stories in the first season of the podcast take place all over the 10 provinces , sourced from the National Archives of Zambia and written by Mulenga Kapwepwe and Samba Yonga.
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Original:  The first season stories wherefrom all the Zambia's 10 provinces , sourced from the National Archives of Zambia and  written by Mulenga Kapwepwe and Samba Yonga.
Revised:  The first season stories wherefrom all the Zambia's 10 provinces of Zambia. Sources for the podcast were from the National Archives of Zambia and written by Mulenga Kapwepwe and Samba Yonga.
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Original:  The first season stories wherefrom all the Zambia's 10 provinces , sourced from the National Archives of Zambia and  written by Mulenga Kapwepwe and Samba Yonga.
Revised:  The first season stories wherefrom all the Zambia's 10 provinces , sourced from the National Archives of Zambia and the podcast was written by Mulenga Kapwepwe and Samba Yonga.
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Original:  Empathising-Systematising Theory Main article: Empathizing – systemizing theory Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Rebecca Jordan-Young provides a good case study of neurosexism in studies of those with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH).
Revised:  Empathising – systemizing theory Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Rebecca Jordan-Young provides a good case study of neurosexism in studies of those with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH).
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Original:  Empathising-Systematising Theory Main article: Empathizing – systemizing theory Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Rebecca Jordan-Young provides a good case study of neurosexism in studies of those with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH).
Revised:  Empathising-Systematising Theory Main article: Empathizing – systemising theory Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Rebecca Jordan-Young provides a good case study of neurosexism in studies of those with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH).
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Original:  Empathising-Systematising Theory Main article: Empathizing – systemizing theory Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Rebecca Jordan-Young provides a good case study of neurosexism in studies of those with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH).
Revised:  Empathising-Systematising Theory Main article: Empathizing – systemizing theory Congenital adrenal hyperplasia Rebecca Jordan-Young provides a good case study of neurosexism in studies of those with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH).
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Original: Unconventional protests Erwiana Sulistyaningish On January 11, 2014, photos of severely beaten Hong Kong-based domestic worker Erwiana Sulistyaningsih were uploaded to Facebook.
Revised: Unconventional protests Erwiana Sulistyaningish On January 11, 2014, photos of severely-beaten Hong Kong-based domestic worker Erwiana Sulistyaningsih were uploaded to Facebook.
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Original: Unconventional protests Erwiana Sulistyaningish On January 11, 2014, photos of severely beaten Hong Kong-based domestic worker Erwiana Sulistyaningsih were uploaded to Facebook. These photos were quickly shared by an Indonesian journalist and only three days later, a Facebook group titled “ Justice for Erwiana and All Migrant Domestic Workers Committee ” appeared .
Revised: Unconventional protests Erwiana Sulistyaningish On January 11, 2014, photos of severely beaten Hong Kong-based domestic worker Erwiana Sulistyaningsih were posted on Facebook. The photos were quickly shared by an Indonesian journalist and only three days later, a Facebook group titled “ Justice for Erwiana and All Migrant Domestic Workers Committee ” appeared .
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Original:  The movement had garnered so much attention and support that it was picked up by the South China Morning Post, NewsForAfrica, Daily Mail, The New York Times, and ABC News (Australia). There have been cases similar to Erwiana's before, but because of social media , her case was able to get widespread support and notoriety. Erwiana's plight led to multiple events, petitions, and public outcry from various international organizations.
Revised:  The movement had garnered so much attention and support that it was picked up by the South China Morning Post, NewsForAfrica, Daily Mail, The New York Times, and Australia's ABC News. Although Sulistyaningsih's case was not unprecedented, social media brought her broad support in the form of events, petitions, and public outcry from various international organizations.
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Original:  Many protesters were costumed as politicians and figures from their home country that they wished to criticize , such as Nepal's king , Gyanendra , who was presented with his award as being the “ King of Tyrants.
Revised:  Many protesters were dressed as politicians and figures from their home country that they wished to criticize , such as Nepal's king , Gyanendra , who was presented with his award as being the “ King of Tyrants.
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Original:  Many protesters were costumed as politicians and figures from their home country that they wished to criticize , such as Nepal's king , Gyanendra , who was presented with his award as being the “ King of Tyrants.
Revised:  Many protesters were costumed as politicians and figures from their home country , such as Nepal's king , Gyanendra , who was presented with his award as being the “ King of Tyrants.
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Original:  The protest ended in front of the U.S. Consulate with a "Terror Award " being given to a costumed George W. Bush while protesters chanted that the U.S. is the number 1 terrorist.
Revised:  The protest ended in front of the U.S. consulate, with a Terror Award presented to a costumed George W. Bush while protesters chanted that the U.S. is the number 1 terrorist.
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Original:  The protest ended in front of the U.S. Consulate with a "Terror Award " being given to a costumed George W. Bush while protesters chanted that the U.S. is the number 1 terrorist.
Revised:  The protest ended in front of the U.S. Consulate with a "Terror Award " being given to a costumed George W. Bush and protesters calling the U.S. is the number 1 terrorist.
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Original:  The protest ended in front of the U.S. Consulate with a "Terror Award " being given to a costumed George W. Bush while protesters chanted that the U.S. is the number 1 terrorist.
Revised:  The protest ended in front of the U.S. Consulate with a "Terror Award " being given to a costumed George W. Bush while protesters chanted that the U.S. the number-one terrorist.
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Original: Melina Laboucan-Massimo is an advocate for climate justice and Indigenous rights . She is the founder of Sacred Earth Solar and co-founder of Indigenous Climate Action.
Revised: Melina Laboucan-Massimo is a Greenpeace activist who advocates for indigenous rights and ecological well-being in Canada. Massimo is most known for her installation of a solar panel system in Little Buffalo called The Solar Project.
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Original:   Laboucan-Massimo  is Lubicon Cree, from the community of Little Buffalo.
Revised:  Laboucan-Massimo was born in of northern Alberta, Canada in a small town named Peace River and was raised in a town 65 miles to the east of Peace River, called Little Buffalo. Massimo is Lubicon Cree, from the community of Little Buffalo.
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Original:  She holds a Master’s degree in Indigenous Governance from the University of Victoria and is a Fellow at the David Suzuki Foundation. She brought her masters thesis to life with the installation of a 20.8-kilowatt solar installation that powers the health centre in her community of Little Buffalo.
Revised:  She holds a Master’s degree in Indigenous Governance from the University of Victoria and received an Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Fellowship while studying. Her thesis consisted of the installation of a 20.8-kilowatt solar installation that powers the health centre in her community of Little Buffalo.
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Original:  Cite URL Category:Cree people Category:First Nations activists Category: Just Transition Category:Healing Justice Category:Climate justice Category:Living peo
Revised:  Laboucan-Massimo has worked as an environmental activist with Greenpeace Canada since 2009. She spreads awareness in Canada as a Climate and Energy campaigner and also works with the Indigenous Environmental Network Internationally. In 2015, Laboucan-Massimo established the Pîtâpan Solar Project for her community of Little Buffalo. The Solar Project consisted of the installation of solar panels which provided 20.8 kilowatts of renewable energy to the community. Following mysterious death of her sister, Laboucan-Massimo also began working with Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women in Canada. She is one of the co-organizers of Tar Sands Healing Walk and is the Secretary of the environmental organization 350.org. Category:Cree people Category:First Nations activists Category: Just Transition Category:Healing Justice Category:Climate justice Category:Living peo
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Original:  Early life and education Melina Laboucan-Massimo was born in of northern Alberta, Canada in a small town named Peace River and was raised in a town 65 miles to the east of Peace River, called Little Buffalo.
Revised:  an advocate for climate justice and Indigenous rights. She is the founder of Sacred Earth Solar and co-founder of Indigenous Climate Action. Laboucan-Massimo was born in of northern Alberta, Canada in a small town named Peace River and was raised in a town 65 miles to the east of Peace River, called Little Buffalo.
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Original:  Early life and education Melina Laboucan-Massimo was born in of northern Alberta, Canada in a small town named Peace River and was raised in a town 65 miles to the east of Peace River, called Little Buffalo. Massimo is Lubicon Cree, one of Canada’s First Nations tribes.
Revised:  Early life and education Melina Laboucan-Massimo is Lubicon Cree, one of Canada’s First Nations tribes.
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Original:  She holds a Master’s  in Indigenous Governance from the University of Victoria and received an Indigenous Knowledge and Climate Change Fellowship while studying. Her thesis consisted of the installation of a solar panel system in her community of Little Buffalo.
Revised:  She holds a Master’s in Indigenous Governance from the University of Victoria and is a Fellow at the David Suzuki Foundation. She brought her Master's thesis to life with the installation of a solar panel system in her community of Little Buffalo.
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Original:  Career Melina Laboucan-Massimo has worked as an environmental activist with Greenpeace Canada since 2009. She spreads awareness in Canada as a Climate and Energycampaigner and also works with the Indigenous Environmental Network Internationally. In 2015, Laboucan-Massimo established the Pîtâpan Solar Project for her community of Little Buffalo. The Solar Project consisted of the installation of solar panels which provided 20.8 kilowatts of renewable energy to the community. Following mysterious death of her sister, Laboucan-Massimo also began working with Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women in Canada.
Revised:  Career Melina holds a Master’s degree in Indigenous Governance from the University of Victoria with a focus on Renewable Energy. She is the Co-Founder and Just Transition Director at Indigenous Climate Action, the Founder of Sacred Earth Solar and a Fellow at the David Suzuki Foundation. Melina currently hosts the TV series Power to the People, where she profiles renewable energy, food security and eco-housing projects in Indigenous communities across Canada.
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Original:  She is one of the co-organizers of Tar Sands Healing Walk and is the Secretary of the environmental organization 350.org . Media In addition to several documentaries, Labocan-Massimo has also hosted a Television show called Power to the People, an environmental documentary series that features difference countries and shows how renewable energy and sustainability is empowering First Peoples.
Revised:  She has worked for over a decade as a Climate and Energy Campaigner with Greenpeace Canada and the Indigenous Environmental Network. She currently serves on the boards of Seeding Sovereignty and NDN Collective as well as the executive steering committee of the Indigenous Clean Energy Social Enterprise . Media In addition to several documentaries, Labocan-Massimo has also hosted a Television show called Power to the People, an environmental documentary series that features difference countries and shows how renewable energy and sustainability is empowering First Peoples.
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Original:  She is one of the co-organizers of Tar Sands Healing Walk and is the Secretary of the environmental organization 350.org . Media In addition to several documentaries, Labocan-Massimo has also hosted a Television show called Power to the People, an environmental documentary series that features difference countries and shows how renewable energy and sustainability is empowering First Peoples.
Revised:  She is one of the co-organizers of Tar Sands Healing Walk and is the Secretary of the environmental organization 350.org . Media In addition to several documentaries, Laboucan-Massimo has also hosted a Television show called Power to the People, an environmental documentary series that features difference countries and shows how renewable energy and sustainability is empowering First Peoples.
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Original:  The conflation of sociogeny and ontogeny - i.e., the conflation of a sociogenetic phenomena with an ontogenetic or "natural" predilection - Fanon argued, plays an important role in the social construction of race  .Black Skin White Masks, Fanon, Grove Press
Revised:  The conflation of sociogeny and ontogeny - i.e., the conflation of a sociogenetic phenomena with an ontogenetic or "natural" predilection - plays an important role in the social construction of race .Black Skin White Masks, Fanon, Grove Press
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Original:  The conflation of sociogeny and ontogeny - i.e., the conflation of a sociogenetic phenomena with an ontogenetic or "natural" predilection - Fanon argued, plays an important role in the social construction of race  .Black Skin White Masks, Fanon, Grove Press
Revised:  The conflation of sociogeny and ontogeny - i.e., the conflation of a sociogenetic phenomena with an ontogenetic or "natural" predilection - Fanon argued, plays an important role in the social construction of race , according to Fanon .Black Skin White Masks, Fanon, Grove Press
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Original: Sociogeny (French: sociogénie, from the Latin socius, i.e., "association" or "social," and the Greek γένεσις, denoting "origin, source, beginning, nativity, generation, production, or URL is a concept developed by Frantz Fanon in his 1952 book Black Skin, White Masks. Sociogeny, or sociogenesis , describes the development of a social phenomenon.
Revised: Sociogeny (French: sociogénie, from the Latin socius, i.e., "association" or "social," and the Greek γένεσις, denoting "origin, source, beginning, nativity, generation, production, or URL or sociogenesis is the development of a social phenomenon.
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Original:  In recent years there's been special attention to historically marginal groups, especially Black, Hispanic, Asian, and Indigenous workers .Daniel J. Walkowitz and Donna T. Haverty-Stacke, eds.
Revised:  In recent years there's been special attention to historically marginal groups, especially blacks, women, Hispanics and Asians .Daniel J. Walkowitz and Donna T. Haverty-Stacke, eds.
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Original:  Ayisha Fuseini is Ghanaian social entrepreneur.
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Original: El Pais, Buscaban empresas innovadoras y encontraron un filón by Carlos Bajo (20 March 2019), (Retrieved 19 April 2019) She established a processing center that reduces  workload of the women she works with.
Revised: El Pais, Buscaban empresas innovadoras y encontraron un filón by Carlos Bajo (20 March 2019), (Retrieved 19 April 2019) She established a processing center that reduces the workload of the women she works with.
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Original: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
Revised: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
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Original: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
Revised: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of three. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
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Original: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
Revised: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and was recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
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Original: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer with the Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
Revised: Global Cosmetics News, THE BODY SHOP SHEA BUTTER SUPPLIER AYISHA FUSEINI NAMED FEMALE ENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AT THE INVEST IN AFRICA AWARDS by Georgina Caldwell, February 23, 2018, (Retrieved 19 April 2019) Personal life Ayisha is 33 years old and a divorced mother of 3. Education She holds a Diploma in Business Administration and is recognized as an Investment business programmer by Invest in Africa's (IIA) Business Linkage Programme (BLP) APP Senegal: About Invest in Africa in 2016.
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