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Southern Africa: Homes become dangerous place for women and girls during COVID-19 lockdown

During the COVID-19 lockdowns imposed by Southern African countries, some homes across the region became enclaves of cruelty, rape and violence for women and girls trapped with abusive family members and nowhere to report or escape the danger, Amnesty International said today in a new briefing. Harmful gender stereotypes embedded in social and cultural norms, which suggest

USO Fort Hood celebrates 80th anniversary

The organization was founded by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941, months before Pearl Harbor. Author: Bary Roy Updated: 8:26 PM CST February 4, 2021 FORT HOOD, Texas On this day in 1941 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt brought together six organizations including the Salvation Army, the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA), the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), the National Catholic Community Service, the National Travelers Aid Association and the National Jewish Welfare Board, which formed the United Services Organizations. When people think of the USO, they think of Bob Hope and the dance halls, said Benjamin Griffin with USO Fort Hood. As USO Fort Hood celebrates their 80th year, things have been different because of the pandemic, but they won t let that stop the spirit that has driven the organization for decades.

Church donates to Young Women s Christian Association, Children s Justice Center

Deseret News Share this story The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints She expressed this concern to Rebecca Martell, director of the Utah County Children’s Justice Center (CJC), and Liz Owens, CEO of the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), in a video call on Jan. 22, according to a church newsroom article. “I have had sleepless nights about those who are suffering in some way and don’t have a voice,” President Jones said in the article. “My prayers are with you and with all those who seek after your services and your love and your care.” Related

Nancy Sinatra: I ll never forgive Trump voters I hope the anger doesn t kill me

‘Musicians did not treat me as an equal’ . Nancy Sinatra. Photograph: Ron Joy, © Boots Enterprises, Inc She may be 80 and cut off by Covid, but she’s still ready to walk all over Donald Trump. As her greatest songs are reissued, she reflects on the sexual politics of the 60s, her friendship with Elvis and her hopes for peace in the US Fri 29 Jan 2021 00.53 EST Last modified on Mon 1 Feb 2021 07.03 EST Nancy Sinatra has one of the most famous surnames in America, but she has struggled to feel proudly American of late. It’s a couple of weeks away from the inauguration of Joe Biden, and the singer and film star is recalling Donald Trump’s preparations for his own inauguration in 2017: his first dance with his wife Melania would be to her father’s signature hit, My Way.

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