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Lora Church aims to help people in need with Juris Doctor

Lora Morgan Church listed the factors that make her a non-traditional student: She joked that she got her first degree “five hundred years ago,” then received her MBA and an MS in Health Education. She had a career and she and her husband Casey have five children. This month she’ll add a Juris Doctor degree to her resumé and looks forward to the future. Lora Church In fifth grade, Church, who is Diné, experienced racist slurs against her Native American identity and decided that she wanted to help other people who had similar experiences and faced obstacles because of it.

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How websites use dark patterns to manipulate you

How websites use dark patterns to manipulate you By Irina Ivanova Mental health apps may not protect your data There s no denying it the internet is annoying. From endless website pop-ups and unavoidable cookies that track your every online move to chirpy notifications that try to shame us into registering for useless lists, using the web today is to be pushed, pulled and generally manipulated into paying attention to something. So why do companies pester us so relentlessly given the risk of alienating the very consumers they re trying to woo? Simply, it works really, really well. As shown by a first-of-its kind study, such tactics are highly effective in getting people to sign up for services they don t actually want. What s more, despite conventional wisdom that websites can only annoy users so much before they scurry in the other direction, many of these tactics don t even make users noticeably angry, the study finds.

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Gamasutra: Tuomas Pelkonen s Blog - Gaming Loot Boxes - Innovative and Creative Multi-billion Euro Industry but What Are the Legal Risks and Are They Gambling?

Gaming Loot Boxes - Innovative and Creative Multi-billion Euro Industry but What Are the Legal Risks and Are They Gambling? by Tuomas Pelkonen on 05/12/21 05:12:00 am The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company. Microtransactions and loot boxes have become more and more popular as a business model in the game industry. The growth has been staggering. While a decade ago, only 4% of desktop games on Steam had a loot box mechanism[1], nowadays a majority of the mobile games and a significant portion of the desktop games have such mechanism. According to research conducted at the University of York last year, a total of 58.0% of the top games on the Google Play store contained loot boxes, 59.0% of the top iPhone games inc

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Federal Militarization of Law Enforcement Must End

Federal Militarization of Law Enforcement Must End The federal government arms local police forces in the United States with weapons of war. A program called “1033,” for the section of the act that created it, allows the Department of Defense to give state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies military hardware. Since its inception in 1996, nearly 10,000 jurisdictions have received more than $7 billion of equipment. This includes combat vehicles, rifles, military helmets, and misleadingly named “non-” or less-lethal weapons, some of which have featured in police raids and police violence against protesters, including recent protests for racial justice. The ACLU helped place police militarization in the broader landscape of police violence with our 2014 groundbreaking report, “War Comes Home.” That report released just months before police killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri highlighted the ways that militarized police act aggressively and violently, ta

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Investigadores proponen desentubar el Río San Francisco de Puebla para revivirlo

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