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It's hot in the desert: where next for festival fashion? | Fashion - Vimarsana News

It's hot in the desert: where next for festival fashion? | Fashion

In this week’s newsletter: From not-suitable-for-work catsuits to dirty denim and skorts, the get-ups at Coachella provide clues for what festivalgoers elsewhere will be wearing this year

How Pakistan Army Brazenly Stole Electoral Mandate - Vimarsana News

How Pakistan Army Brazenly Stole Electoral Mandate

This blatant manipulation of the popular mandate by the Pakistan Army-led establishment underscores the lengths to which the generals in Rawalpindi will go to retain control of the country

Source: news18.com
Black labor: From chattel slavery to wage slavery – Part 1 - Vimarsana News

Black labor: From chattel slavery to wage slavery – Part 1

The following is excerpted from Chapter 2 of  Sam Marcy’s “High Tech, Low Pay: A Marxist analysis of the changing character of the working class,” first published in 1986. Marcy is the late chairperson of Workers World Party. The book is available as a free download at workers.org/marcy.  The scientific-technological…

Meet The Sisters Shining A Spotlight On Fashion's Farmers - Vimarsana News

Meet The Sisters Shining A Spotlight On Fashion's Farmers

Tina and Piarvé Wetshi, founders of Colèchi, have launched a new journal, AGreenCulture, which shines a spotlight on fashion’s farmers in its first issue.

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Hollywood's big LIE about becoming a mother in your 50s - Vimarsana News

Hollywood's big LIE about becoming a mother in your 50s

Victoria Coren Mitchell this week revealed she gave birth to her daughter at 51. But fertility specialists fear such success stories could convince women to believe they can naturally conceive later in life.