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Men Are Different From Women, Women From Men - Vimarsana News

Men Are Different From Women, Women From Men

Commentary It's well established in biology and psychology, and fully substantiated with empirical evidence, that, on average, men ...

Cumming Country Fair and Festival hosts largest crowd ever - Vimarsana News

Cumming Country Fair and Festival hosts largest crowd ever

After a year off due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Cumming Country Fair & Festival came roaring back strong this year. Fair officials reported a record turnout of 260,000 people

The black identity and racism - Vimarsana News

The black identity and racism

ESSAY         by Dr. Emmanuel Sogah Introduction Table 1 - US Census Racial & Ethnic Categorization System All over the world,

Cherokee Nation stimulus check: who gets it and how much is it worth? - Vimarsana News

Cherokee Nation stimulus check: who gets it and how much is it worth?

The American Rescue Plan provided a $20 billion boost for the US' tribal communities, some of which will go on an additional round of direct payments.

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Adding Colour to the Romance Genre - Vimarsana News

Adding Colour to the Romance Genre

The version of Regency England that viewers are accustomed to, both onscreen and in books, is one that excludes BIPOC and queer characters. Piper Huguley, a Black English professor and author of both contemporary and historical romance that features Black characters, believes that the genre’s popularity and homogeneity come from an unhealthy relationship between publishers and readers. “If a publisher only prints out a certain kind of thing, then the readers are only going to want that,” she says. This leads publishers to believe “that’s what readers want,” adds Cat Sebastian, a w...