Italy's women push for liberation across cities
In Italy a new feminist movement grows, led by urban groups and centers in Rome and Milan. Activists organize worker takeovers, self managed factories, and public discussions to reach housewives and professionals. They contrast with traditional roles while highlighting shifts in employment, education, and culture.
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MIT Professor Links Lower Speed Limits To Safer Roads
An MIT civil engineering associate professor argues that reducing speed limits to 50 mph or below can lessen traffic congestion and accidents. He explains the wave propagation effect where one car braking triggers a slowing chain, more pronounced at higher speeds, and notes road quality and lane width also affect flow.
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