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Google paid tribute to women’s activist Rosa Sevilla on her 142nd birthday today with a doodle on its Philippine homepage. The doodle shows an illustration of Sevilla in a Maria Clara dress while she places a ballot inside a box, a recognition of her role in getting Filipino women the right to vote in 1937. She was born on March 4, 1879, in Tondo, Manila. Image: Google A profile on the Google Doodle page looked back on her journey as an empowered woman who lifted other Filipino women along with her. “Today’s Doodle celebrates the 142nd birthday of journalist, educator, and activist Rosa Sevilla de Alvero, who is widely considered one of the most influential suffragists in Filipino history,” it said. Sevilla’s mind as a revolutionary was shaped in childhood: she lived with her aunt, an educator whose home was visited by Filipino patriots and intellectuals. When she was 21, Sevilla founded the Instituto de Mujeres, one of the first schools for women in the country. It is … [Read more...] about Filipino suffragist Rosa Sevilla honored in Google Doodle

Home Women Women oi-Lekhaka By Lekhaka on March 5, 2021 This is an inspiring story about a woman who has no fingers. Fingers are essential to touch the keyboard but a young woman writes well with no fingers. Hands on the keyboard and works in an office computer, soft words to cover up her lack of comfort and smiling is none other than Malini Bhandari of Karkala who, through her unique talent, inspired the life of a specially abled person. Wondering how she works without fingers? Read on to know this woman's inspirational story. This Is not a birth defect Originally from Kaudur in Karkala, she was the daughter of G. Dharmapala Bhandari and Pushpawati. Playing as a child when she was one-and-a-half years old, she lost control and fell into the rice-stove. Immediate treatment was attempted, but fingers of both hands fell off. This was a disastrous event, but today with her confidence and passion she is a role model for every … [Read more...] about The Inspiring Story Of A Woman Who Has No Fingers

It’s that time of year again when the best* in TV and film come together to celebrate the past 12 months — which most of us have chosen to forget — with the Golden Globe Awards . The Crown was among the big winners of the night, with Josh O’Connor, Emma Corrin, and Gillian Anderson all taking home awards for their roles in the royal drama. Well, by “taking home awards,” I mean the awards will be mailed out to them because, in true 2021 style, the nominees were watching the celebrations at home via Zoom. Kaley Cuoco was one of the people watching the show unfold from the comfort of her couch, as the 35-year-old actor was nominated for her first Golden Globe. She was nominated for her role in The Flight Attendant , a show she also produced. Unfortunately for Cuoco, though, the award for Best Actress in a TV Series — Musical/Comedy went to Catherine O’Hara, for her (absolutely iconic) role in Schitt’s Creek . But Cuoco didn’t let … [Read more...] about Kaley Cuoco Posted A Picture After Losing At The Golden Globes And It’s So Funny It Deserves An Award Of Its Own

Walt Disney Animation Studios has never shied away from putting its own spin on popular genres, whether it’s the superhero-inspired Big Hero 6 or the gaming fantasy of Wreck-It Ralph . And, by and large, those forays have all managed to cast the Disney magic that makes them critical and commercial hits. With Raya and the Last Dragon , Disney tries its luck with a new genre: The martial arts hero’s journey. And much like the aforementioned films, Raya finds inspiration in all the right places, and imbues it with the sort of emotional weight and bright, fantastic aesthetic we’ve come to expect with Disney’s big-screen adventures. In a world … Directed by Don Hall ( Big Hero 6 ) and Carlos López Estrada ( Blindspotting ), Raya and the Last Dragon follows a young warrior, Raya (voiced by Star Wars actress Kelly Marie Tran), as she sets out to reverse the damage done to the fractured world of Kumandra by the sinister creatures known as Druun. Along the way, she … [Read more...] about Raya and the Last Dragon review: Martial arts and fantasy merged beautifully

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said that “there is no place for racist imagery” when asked to respond to the ongoing controversy about Dr. Seuss, whom the city has honored in the past. The company that handles Dr. Seuss’s books withdrew six of his books from publication this week over concerns about early caricatures, and the left has been critical of Dr. Seuss for preaching racial tolerance without concern for “structural power imbalances.” Breitbart News asked Garcetti about the issue during a press briefing on Thursday night. Of course, there are images that are blatantly racist that have no place in 2021. And you can’t just look at a book and say, “Hey, 99% of this is great,” and there is a blatantly racist picture of somebody who is presumed to be Chinese or African. So, I know there is this whole back-and-forth about whether people are canceling folks. This is not about canceling. This is about standing up against blatant racism where we see it, and just making sure … [Read more...] about L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti on Dr. Seuss: ‘There Is No Place for Racist Imagery’