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Women Of The Week: Nigerian Bouncers, Mexican Astronaut, And Egypt’s Metro Drivers
Here are all the inspiring women you should know about this week.
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This Czech Football Player Has Become The World’s First Active Player To Come Out As Gay
“I am homosexual, and I no longer want to hide myself.”
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This 16-Year-Old British Trans Girl Was Found Murdered In A Park And People Want Justice
Brianna Ghey’s friends said she had been bullied at school for being transgender.
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Egypt’s Metro Has Hired These Two Women As The Country’s First Ever Women Drivers
Two Egyptian women were hired as Cairo’s first women metro drivers, leading the way as an inspiration for other women to pursue similar roles.
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A Prison In Taiwan Created A Macho Killer Rabbit Lantern For A Festival And It Looks Hardcore Possessed
The macho killer rabbit was created by the Taipei prison to thank the country’s military for protecting its land.
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This Nigerian Woman Started A Squad Of Women Bouncers And Now They Are Busting Stereotypes
The founder, Emem Thomas, hopes the Dragon Squad will help to break the barrier and demonstrate what women are capable of in every part of society.
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Australia Will Replace The Queen With Indigenous History On Its $5 Banknote Instead Of King Charles
Australia’s Reserve Bank said it will consult with First Australians on the design.
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This Engineer Who Became The First Mexican Woman In Space Is Now Taking Mexico Into A New Space Era
Katya Echazarreta says she understands Mexico lacks the same opportunities as other countries and hopes to create them for future engineers.
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This Japanese YouTuber Left His Goldfish To Play On His Switch And They Committed Credit Card Fraud
An incredible “fishing” scam.
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A Turkish Dad Refused To Let Go Of His Dead Daughter’s Hand Buried Below Rubble And It’s Heartbreaking
The dad, Hencer, asked the photographer to take a picture of the scene to show the world his grief.
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This Syrian Boy Was So Happy To Be Pulled From Earthquake Rubble He Couldn’t Stop Smiling
The boy named Karam can be seen smiling and tapping the rescuers’ helmets in celebration.
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This Young Syrian Girl And Her Little Brother Who She Shielded For 17 Hours Under Rubble Have Been Saved
According to reports, Mariam and her brother Ilaaf were rescued successfully after being under the rubble for 17 hours.