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Stanford professor claims parents' opposition to mask mandates is caused by their 'whiteness' - Vimarsana News

Stanford professor claims parents' opposition to mask mandates is caused by their 'whiteness'

Hakeem Jefferson, a political science professor at the California university, tweeted on August 17, when he claimed the protests are inspired by 'whiteness'.

Evolution: So haben Schlangen ihre Giftzähne bekommen - Vimarsana News

Evolution: So haben Schlangen ihre Giftzähne bekommen

Die Reißzähne von Giftschlangen waren lange ein Rätsel der Evolution: Wie haben sie die Giftkanäle im Zahn entwickelt? Eine australische Untersuchung zeigt jetzt: Der Grund sind mikroskopisch kleine Merkmale ihrer Zähne.

Source: mdr.de
Centrality of class independence - Vimarsana News

Centrality of class independence

Khomeini and the clergy completely outmanoeuvred the left. But it need not have been that way. In his second and concluding article on the role of oil workers in the 1979 revolution, Peyman Jafari stresses the complex nature of ideology and class consciousness

Wie Schlangen ihre Giftzähne bekamen - Winzige Innenfalten im Schlangenzahn verraten den Ursprung der Giftkanäle - Vimarsana News

Wie Schlangen ihre Giftzähne bekamen - Winzige Innenfalten im Schlangenzahn verraten den Ursprung der Giftkanäle

Rätsel gelöst: Bisher war strittig, wie die Schlangen die Giftkanäle in ihren Fangzähnen entwickelt haben – und warum die Giftzähne unabhängig voneinander

Source: scinexx.de
Concern rises over anti-corruption efforts in Guatemala - Vimarsana News

Concern rises over anti-corruption efforts in Guatemala

Concern rises over anti-corruption efforts in Guatemala SONIA PÉREZ D., Associated Press July 26, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8A protestors holds a sign with a portrait of Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei outside the National Palace as people attend a rally in support of anti-corruption prosecutor Juan Francisco Sandoval, in Guatemala City, Saturday, July 24, 2021. Sandoval fled Guatemala late Friday, arriving in neighboring El Salvador just hours after he was removed from his post.Moises Castillo/APShow MoreShow Less 2of8A woman chants before a cordon of police stan...