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NEW #HumanResources out now! 🎉⁠ ⁠ In the previous episode, we looked at the women in Jamaica who owned slaves, both British colonists and the formerly enslaved women who codified their freedom through subjugating others. But there were also the women who didn’t stay and never set foot in Britain’s slave colonies – the absentee owners. In "IN ABSENTIA" Moya Lothian Mclean speaks to Dr. Hannah Young, who specialises in gender and absentee slave ownership. Listen + Subscribe 🔗 bit.ly/HumanResources-

In this 3-day journey, you’ll examine the lives of some of the most ambitious, faithful women in Scripture and how their faith in God moved mountains to bring heaven to earth. Start Reading Today: https://lnkd.in/dqnKEqFp #fasting

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who have given their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice ensures our freedom. https://lnkd.in/gG3pfMBZ (310) 979-3131 #MemorialDay #NeverForget #estateplanning #planningforfamily #lawofficesofdebrakoven #debrakovenlaw #personalfamilylawyer

Last year, we featured two fascinating female Disciples ministers, change-makers, and leaders in a webinar on women in ministry. The experiences they share of adversity and defeat still resonate today, so be sure to listen to the amazing stories of how God ordained both of them into hard and holy calls. #ccdoc

Today, as we observe #InternationalWomensDay, we express our deepest respect and admiration for women worldwide. Their strength, resilience, and inspiring achievements span across various fields, from tech innovation to advocating for human rights. This day is more than just a time for reflection; it's a call to action. We must actively support women, particularly those facing the brutal reality of genocide, like our sisters in Palestine. Their remarkable strength in the face of such overwhelming atrocity is not just inspiring – it's a powerful call to action. We need to do more than just recognise their struggles; we should be actively involved in supporting their fight for dignity, freedom, and justice. Here's to the extraordinary women leading the way. Their battles are our battles and their dreams our dreams.

Today is a day for remembrance for the men and women who lost their lives. May your freedom today remind you of the sacrifices made. Thank you isn’t enough. #memorialday #arbusinessconsulting #businessconsultant #humanresources

Had there been no controversy or allegations earlier - this standing would have been read as one great gesture in history. As of Islam (1) There is not even a single incident when a pious lady stood by the Prophet (PBUH) in courts. (2) There is a clear explanation of what exactly Hijab is - covering the head and hair. (3) Only in the times of crisis during ghazwats Hazrat Sauda RA and others tried to help injureds As of Quaid-e-Azam, (4) The ladies may work side by side be men means - there is no harm if they are working ladies and i really dont know if respected Lady is also contributing to Pakistan as a some working lady in commensuration with her education. As per law and precedence, (5) Lady wives as per SOP do participate in oath taking ceremonies of their husbands but sit in audience. I wonder there is any such event in history of Pakistan where during oath the lady was also standing by her man. With all Respect this is just my understanding on the situation.

This is a battle of Good vs. pure Evil. I don't care what you political affiliation is, nor your religion. Either you support Israel's right to exist in secure & recognized boundaries OR you support Hamas, and internationally recognized TERRORIST organization! There are those who claim they are demonstrating in pro-Palestinian rallies, because they think the Palestinians are mistreated by Israel. That is a whole separate conversation & I encourage you to do your research from reliable sources & remember that both Hamas & Palestinian Authority regulate their news media: The Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis Camera.org  FLAME (Facts and Logic About the Middle East) www.factsandlogic.org Palestinian Watch - Palwatch.org Middle East Forum meforum.org The Middle East Media Research Institute memri.org Honestreporting.com

Exactly so. Rape is not resistance. It is not a legitimate tactic of warfare even in irregular warfare. The silence screams that some women are not really women and likely not really people but legitimate objects, targets. That #metoo is really #metoounlessurajew :-/ Picking up on the horrible resistance justifying rape notion, let’s consider earlier resistance examples. Would we consider a hypothetical scenario of French Resistance raping German women or French girlfriends of German occupiers a righteous thing? Would we justify the real cases of Red Army soldiers raping German & otherwomen as they drove towards Berlin? I hope not. But I know there are people who would.

✊🏾Join us in reflecting on the thought-provoking words of Gita Sen, DAWN's General Co-coordinator. For women, the fight for peace and against violence is inseparable from the struggle for basic needs, economic justice, national liberation, and development aimed at these goals. Peace and development are intertwined, as are equality and justice. 📢 Let's advocate for strategies that address the root causes of violence. #16DaysofActivismAgainstGBV #EndViolenceAgainstWoman