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Lithuanian president says repealing anti-LGBTQ law is 'green light to denigrate family' - Vimarsana News

Lithuanian president says repealing anti-LGBTQ law is 'green light to denigrate family'

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda said that he opposed “giving the green light to denigrate the family” as he comment...

Source: lrt.lt
First in 100 years: Woman makes it to list of AMU VC hopefuls - Vimarsana News

First in 100 years: Woman makes it to list of AMU VC hopefuls

Naima Khatoon, has become the first woman in a century to be on the list of five names from which Aligarh Muslim University’s next Vice Chancellor is to be picked. The first and last woman on that post was Begum Sultan Jahan in 1920

Source: theweek.in
University Of San Diego Professor No Longer Teaching After Antisemitic Post - Vimarsana News

University Of San Diego Professor No Longer Teaching After Antisemitic Post

Photo: Tada Images / Shutterstock.com A University of San Diego professor is no longer listed on the staff website for the school after an antisemitic post on social media.

Source: kabc.com
Vatican's Silence on Holocaust Was Shaped by Antisemitism and Caution, Archives Show - Vimarsana News

Vatican's Silence on Holocaust Was Shaped by Antisemitism and Caution, Archives Show

New research has revealed evidence that an antisemitic aide played a role in Pope Pius XII’s silence, as did fear of provoking violence against Catholics and against the Vatican itself.

Q&A with Sioux City school board candidate Treyla Lee - Vimarsana News

Q&A with Sioux City school board candidate Treyla Lee

Treyla Lee is seeking her first term on the Sioux City Community School District Board of Directors. The Journal asked Lee a number of questions about important issues the district