In Somalia, poverty is forcing women into sexual exploitation as men from the country who’ve emigrated to the west return to take advantage of them. Many of the women are refugees who are lured by the offer of a better life abroad.
They often go through a fake wedding ceremony. The women are later abandoned as the men return to their families in the West. It’s a practice known as vacation marriage.
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Jamila is a 17 year old girl raising a child on her own, she Lives in Eastleigh Nairobi with absolutely no Government support which forced her to work as a sex worker, this young girls story was published in UK’s channel 4, her story is heartbreaking as she explains why she lives in the red light district of Eastleigh (known for prostitution) which is to help her child survive, she is just one of many teenagers who are falling victims to men from overseas who promise them marriage and a better life just to leave them pregnant and helpless. Jamila’s parents both died and she left the refugee camp for Nairobi in search of better life, please help Jamila live a dignified life, she is a teen mother in a lot of pain, please donate and let’s make a difference in her life.
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Couldn’t have cried anymore. If you can, please donate 😢
I don’t believe in hell but when I hear about men doing stuff like this to women and young girls it makes me almost wish that there was one just so they could be tossed into the deepest pit of it
when i’m sad i think of the time two-face kidnapped robin and he takes him to the getaway car which he has been so meticulous about defacing only half of it and jason who has been so chill the entire time is just like omfg you’re tacky and i hate you
antifa: we need to stop white supremacists from advocating their hate
white supremacists, after months of hard work and counter protesting from anti fascists: we are too afraid to show our faces in public
moderates: see there never was a white supremacy problem in the first place
also white supremacists:
To clarify, this *just happened*, Aug 7th, 2018. This is not old news. This is from an interview after the election:
—– West told the Star Thursday that he wanted to talk about his platform and suggested his recorded statements may have been taken out of context. He said he believes all men are created equal, but that he finds fault with some ideologies, such as Islam and Judaism.
When asked about Jewish people in Missouri, he said, “Well, maybe they shouldn’t vote for me.” —–
He literally couldn’t keep his mouth shut on his bigotry for all of 15 seconds.
If anybody lives in his would be district? Make sure he loses come November. iwillvote will help you check your registration.
Student: I can’t find any scholarly articles on this subject!
Me: Okay, what’s the subject?
Student: Creating a culture of sharing in west-coast technological companies.
Me: Alright, and what/where have you tried searching?
Student: I searched “creating a culture of sharing in west-coast technological companies” on the library website!
Me:
I’m still mad about this because it happens frequently. Students at all levels of education need library and research instruction–they should get it before graduating high school, they should be getting it in several different classes in college, and there should be something in grad school–seriously, there are people in my master’s program who don’t know anything besides Google.
And don’t say “they should have learned in [previous level of university education].” Do you think every person continues education within a few years of their first degree? THEY DON’T. Even if they did get a then-good introduction to research, you think nothing changed between 2008 and 2018? How about the doctoral student I met today whose last degree–and last experience with academic libraries–was in 1996? How about the guy in my master’s cohort who got his bachelor’s degree in 1987?
Because look. See that very specific topic the student wanted? There may or may not be actual scholarly articles about it. But here are a few things you can do:
First, zoom out. Start broad. Pick a few phrases or keywords, like “tech companies” and “culture.” See what comes up.
Actually, back up. First, does your library’s website search include articles, or do you have to go into a database? My library’s website searches some of our 200+ databases, but not all. And you’ll need to find (in advance search or adjustable limiters that pop up after your initial search) how to limit your search to scholarly and/or peer-reviewed articles.
What other keywords are related or relevant? For the search above, you could use a combination of “silicon valley,” “company/ies” or “organization/s,” “sharing,” “collaborative,” “workplace culture,” “social culture,” “organizational culture,” and those are just the ones I can come up with off the top of my head.
Did you find something that looks promising? Great! What kind of subjects/keywords are attached (usually to the abstract, sometimes in the description section of the online listing)? Those can give you more ideas of what to search. Does it cite any articles? Look at those! Some databases (ilu ProQuest) will also show you a selection of related/similar articles.
If you’re researching a very specific topic, you may not find any/many articles specifically about your subject. You may, for example, have to make do with some articles about west-coast tech companies’ work cultures, and different articles about creating sharing/collaborative environments.
That said, this student did the right thing: they tried what they knew to do, and then reached out for help.
They tried what they knew to do, and then reached out for help.
I get goddamn professors pulling this shit, there is not one single level in the academy where research literacy isn’t lacking.
Really glad my high school and universities helped us learn this.
If I remember right they changed the name to Toxic Avengers and there was a team of them
It is without a doubt one of the strangest properties to ever get a saturday morning cartoon, just because the source material is a fricking Troma film…