Junior do Extra

Repórter e cartunista do Jornal Edição Extra desde 1993

[Junior do Extra @ExtraEdicao]

MP INVESTIGA SUPERFATURAMENTO E POSSÍVEL ESQUEMA DE RACHADINHA EM SHOWS CONTRATADOS COM VERBAS PÚBLICAS EM CAMPINAS https://t.co/rMGWE1cA54

[Junior do Extra @ExtraEdicao]

🎤 O PALCO É DELAS! CONCURSO EXALTA A BELEZA NEGRA E PLUS SIZE COM EMOÇÃO, PODER E REPRESENTATIVIDADE https://t.co/jSIM250qrg

[Junior do Extra @ExtraEdicao]

🎤 O PALCO É DELAS! CONCURSO EXALTA A BELEZA NEGRA E PLUS SIZE COM EMOÇÃO, PODER E REPRESENTATIVIDADE https://t.co/jSIM24ZSBI

[Kleber Mendonça Filho @kmendoncafilho]

É duro ser justa no esgoto. Muita força Ministra @MarinaSilva

Arte: @ademar__vieira

[Carolina Cosse @CosseCarolina]

Es una alegría saber que estamos terminando el ciclo electoral con una elección en paz. Uruguay es una de las democracias plenas que hay en el continente y en el mundo, es tarea compartida el defenderla todos los días con nuestras acciones.

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

A Cherokee Woman in 1860's CE :

Long before the arrival of the white man, women enjoyed a major role in family life, economy and government of Cherokee Indians. Cherokees originally lived in villages built along the rivers of western North Carolina, northwestern South Carolina, northern Georgia and eastern Tennessee. When white men visited these villages in the early 1700s, they were surprised by rights and privileges of Indian women.

Perhaps most surprising to the Europeans was Cherokees’ matrilineal kinship system. In a  matrilineal kinship system, a person is related only to people on his mother’s side. His relatives are those who can be traced through a woman. In this way a child is related to his mother, and through her to his brothers and sisters. He also is related to his mother’s mother (grandmother), his mother’s brothers (uncles), and his mother’s sisters (aunts). The child is not related to father. However, most important male relative in a child’s life is his mother’s brother. Many Europeans never figured out how this kinship system worked. Those white men who married Indian women were shocked to discover that Cherokees did not consider them to be related to their own children and that mothers, not fathers, had control over the children.

Europeans also were astonished that women were the heads of Cherokee households. Cherokees lived in extended families. This means that several generations (grandmother, mother, grandchildren) lived together as one family. Such a large family needed a number of different buildings. Roomy summer house was built of bark. Tiny winter house had thick clay walls and a roof, which kept in heat from a fire smoldering on a central hearth. Household also had corn cribs and storage sheds. All these buildings belonged to women in family and daughters inherited them from their mothers. A husband lived in household of his wife (and her mother and sisters). If a husband and wife did not get along and decided to separate, husband went home to his mother while any children remained with wife in her home.

Family had a small garden near their houses and cultivated a particular section of the large fields which lay outside the village. Although men helped clear fields and plant the crops, women did most of farming because men were usually at war during summer. Women used stone hoes or pointed sticks to cultivate corn, beans, squash, pumpkins, and sunflowers. Old women sat on platforms in the fields and chased away any crows or raccoons that tried to raid the fields. In winter, when men traveled hundreds of miles to hunt bears, deer, turkeys, and other game, women stayed at home. They kept fires burning in winter houses, made baskets, pottery, clothing and other things family needed, cared for children, and performed chores for household.

Perhaps because women were so important in the family and in the economy, they also had a voice in government. Cherokees made decisions only after they discussed an issue for a long time and agreed on what they should do. Council meetings at which decisions were made were open to everyone including women. Women participated actively. Sometimes they urged the men to go to war to avenge an earlier enemy attack. At other times they advised peace. Women occasionally even fought in battles beside the men. Cherokees called these women “War Women,” and all people respected and honored them for their bravery.

By 1800s, Cherokees had lost their independence and had become dominated by white Americans. At this time white Americans did not believe that it was proper for women to fight wars, vote, speak in public, work outside the home, or even control their own children. Cherokees began to imitate whites and Cherokee women lost much of their power and prestige. In 20th Century, all women have had to struggle to acquire many of those rights which Cherokee women once freely enjoyed.

© Vintage American Photographs

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[detremura  @detremura]

ah não véi

[Lulista PT🕋🚩🇱🇧حنان فرح @hanan_farah]

“Nós desmontamos uma quadrilha que foi criada em 2019. E vocês sabem quem governava o Brasil em 2019”

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, durante coletiva de imprensa em Moscou

[Pedro Ronchi @PedroRonchi2]

Jornal Nacional noticiando que o povo começou a comer cachorro com o Lula. Ah não, está informando que a desigualdade de renda no Brasil atingiu o menor nível da série histórica.

[Vinicios Betiol @vinicios_betiol]

Aqui no perfil trazemos a notícia por uma perspectiva que os grandes jornais não mostram. Sigam @vinicios_betiol e acompanhem tudo por aqui.

[Vinicios Betiol @vinicios_betiol]

https://t.co/AHEkPJTotv

[Vinicios Betiol @vinicios_betiol]

São estes os dois responsáveis pela polícia que fez isso com a mãe e a filha. Os outros responsáveis são os eleitores deles.

[Vinicios Betiol @vinicios_betiol]

Vcs viram o caso da menina de 10 que entrou na frente dos tiros pra proteger a mãe, que estava sendo assassinada pelo pai da PM de São Paulo? Surgiram novas informações de que o médico tentou protegê-las, trancando o consultório, mas os PMs, amigos de farda do assassino, deram ordens para que ele abrisse a porta. Quando o médico abriu, achando que estavam seguros, o assassino entrou e atirou na esposa e na filha. A PM do Tarcísio de Freitas chegou ao local, teoricamente para salvar mãe e filha, aí descobrirem que o homem que queria cometer o assassinato era PM, NÃO TIRARAM A ARMA DELE e ainda obrigaram as vítimas a "se entregarem". A PM do Tarcísio ainda tentou mentir a versão pra ninguém descobrir que eles "ajudaram" o criminoso, dizendo que já encontraram a mulher morta e a filha ferida. Só que o médico contou a verdade pra Polícia Civil.

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

Que a tua luz siga guiando nossos passos.
Hoje e por toda a vida.

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

Oh, bendita força que rege o universo, fonte inesgotável de vida e luz…

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

A ti, mãe de sangue ou de alma, nosso mais profundo amor, nosso eterno "obrigado".

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

Feliz Dia das Mães!
Você é o nosso tudo!
Sempre será.
Você é puro amor!
🌸❤️✨

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

Neste Dia das Mães, que teu amor se derrame sobre a Terra como chuva de bênçãos ☀️
Que cada mãe, em cada canto do planeta 🌍, sinta o calor da gratidão e o perfume da paz.

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

És o milagre que caminha entre nós.
És o abraço que cura, o olhar que acalma, o coração que nunca deixa de amar.

[José Geraldo Junior @geraldo55600]

Mãe…
Palavra que pulsa amor, embala a vida com ternura e nos envolve no mais doce abrigo do mundo.

[Lázaro Rosa 🇧🇷 @lazarorosa25]

Um "cidadão de bem" foi preso no Rio Grande do Sul em uma operação da Polícia Civil e do Ministério da Justiça por planejar um atentado a bomba contra o show da Lady Gaga. Além do homem detido, um adolescente foi apreendido no Rio de Janeiro por integrar o mesmo grupo, que divulgava discurso de ódio e preparava planos principalmente contra crianças, adolescentes e a comunidade LGBTQIA+.