Almanac July 22 2021 highlights and birthdays
Today is the 203rd day of 2021 and the 33rd day of summer. Births listed include Emma Lazarus, Edward Hopper, Oscar de la Renta, Terence Stamp, Alex Trebek, Willem Dafoe, Selena Gomez, and Prince George of Cambridge. The fates of the Roanoke colony remain undetermined. Wiley Post completed a solo flight around the world in 1933 covering 15 596 miles. Moon phase is between first quarter and full.
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Emma Lazarus
Edward Hopper
Oscar de la Renta
Terence Stamp
Alex Trebek
George Clinton
Ron Turcotte
Danny Glover
Albert Brooks
Don Henley
Willem Dafoe
Rufus Wainwright
Selena Gomez
Prince George of
Cambridge
Roanoke Colony
Wiley Post
Pelosi right to boot Jordan over Jan 6 and GOP split
The column argues Pelosi was correct to replace Jim Jordan on the Jan 6 inquiry stance while labeling Republicans as unfit to govern. It highlights Cheney's support, McCarthy's clashes, and a GOP realignment split between MAGA loyalists and moderate defectors, ending with Rubin's Washington Post opinion attribute.
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Pelosi
Jim Jordan
House
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Senate Republicans
U.S
Liz Cheney
R-Wyo
Kevin McCarthy
R-Calif
McCarthy
Adam Kinzinger
R-Il
Cheney
GOP
Select Committee
Provocateurs
Ership
Mar-a-Lago
R-Urbana
Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Backing Cuba Regime Highlighted by BLM Support
The piece argues BLM praises the Cuban regime and calls for lifting the U.S. embargo. It cites state control of most employment, limited private work, and wage theft via labor agencies, labeling foreign investment as enabling modern slavery and trafficking of Cuban workers.
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Washington
Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation
Biden
U.S
Cuba
University of Miami
Institute For
Miguel Castillo
Jesus Marzo Fernandez
Ministry of Economy and Planning
ICCAS
Labor Ministry
State Department
Black Lives Matter
United States
America
BLM
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Chronicle-Telegram
Menopause and Workplace Equality Stir Debates in Britain
A discussion on menopause as a workplace issue highlights women aged 45 to 55 seeking accommodations for hot flashes and other symptoms. The piece notes generational differences in attitudes toward gendered labor, with older women recounting tougher norms while younger women are more openly discussing bodily concerns.
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Britain
Menopause in the workplace sparks debate on mood and policy
Kathleen Parker discusses menopause, aging, and the push for workplace openness led by groups like Henpicked. Harvard Medical School counters estrogen alone does not cause clinical low mood, while Mrs. Parker notes broader age-related challenges and lawsuits supporting women in the workforce.
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Eve Ensler
Harvard Medical School
Harvard Health Publishing
Harvard
Henpicked
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