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‘Deeply unfair’: Greta Thunberg tweets in favour of postponing JEE, NEET Greta Thunberg

‘Deeply unfair’: Greta Thunberg tweets in favour of postponing JEE, NEET

Climate activist Greta Thunberg to Twitter to join the movement to "postpone JEE NEET" saying conducting exams during coronavirus pandemic and extreme floods were "deeply unfair" on students. She said: "It’s deeply unfair that students of India are asked to sit national exams during the Covid-19 pandemic and while millions…
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August 25, 2020
Looking back: when children skipped school for climate strike protests in Oxford Greta Thunberg

Looking back: when children skipped school for climate strike protests in Oxford

Greta Thunberg inspired young people all over the world to stage climate strike rallies and her infectious enthusiasm prompted ‘school’s out’ demos in Oxford throughout 2019 - halted only by the coronavirus lockdown. The first protest took place in the city centre in February 2019 and they were still being…
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August 24, 2020
Ban Yachts Greta Thunberg

Ban Yachts

It’s been a big week for yacht news. Yesterday, white supremacist shirt-layering aficionado Steve Bannon was arrested on a $28 million, 150-foot yacht in Connecticut for defrauding donors to his Build the Wall crowdfunding page.* Also yesterday, Politico reported that the boat from which Evangelical Liberty University President Jerry Falwell…
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August 21, 2020
Instant Opinion: young people have learned that ‘hard work doesn’t pay’ Greta Thunberg

Instant Opinion: young people have learned that ‘hard work doesn’t pay’

The Week’s daily round-up highlights the five best opinion pieces from across the British and international media, with excerpts from each.1. Martha Gill in The Timeson the idea that toil equals successYoung people get it - hard work doesn’t pay“For the young... the workplace might look much as it does…
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August 19, 2020
From Weekly Strikes to Virtual Rallies, 15-Year-Old Alexandria Villaseñor Talks Activism in 2020 Greta Thunberg

From Weekly Strikes to Virtual Rallies, 15-Year-Old Alexandria Villaseñor Talks Activism in 2020

As many of us navigate Zoom meetings and makeshift offices, Alexandria Villaseñor is dealing with a different kind of "work from home." The 15-year-old climate change activist is continuing her tireless efforts to bring attention to the environmental crisis happening across the globe — virtually. She's accustomed to striking alongside…
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August 14, 2020