@anccpt And I get where you're coming from too. But isn't whether something is a 'big deal in the media' dependent on expectations? I'm curious about the thinking behind this perception. Aren't all deaths in combat equally tragic?
@anccpt Or this might become normalised? And doesn't it depend very much on the conflict and the context in which it happens? I'm thinking about the women in the Soviet Red Army during WW2 where casualties were incredibly high and they became potent figures of propaganda.
@anccpt If the country's psyche will be damaged when women are killed in action, why hasn't this happened throughout history? Why is worse for a woman to be killed in a combat role than in a medical, communications, transport role? Why is front line fighting unique?
Latest airport stats have been updated for last week. https://t.co/DHti33PX2u
Please SIGN & share with your groups the UK Gov. petition about "Overflying" i.e. how we are being chased away from our communities by NATs.
See https://t.co/DwE1WTkg3f or https://t.co/XM9LBxd9OU
Who is killing our daughters?
Abusive, entitled men: stalking, coercive control and pornography. @YvonneARoberts for the Observer on the Femicide Census data about the killings of 272 young women https://t.co/8D7k5XalkC
@billric36028987 So exciting to see Penticton news here Bill. Perhaps I should alert my relations to this impending centennials? Suggest a dance at Peach on the Beach, a few songs along Main, canoeing on the lake?
@OliviaSmithHist @HistoryofWarMag Hello Olivia, yes it's out as an e-book and hardback. But if you'd like a review copy send me a DM and I'll supply contact details.
Inclusion of international aviation and shipping emissions in the UK's climate law is a hugely significant step, which environmental campaigners have fought hard for. It should mark the beginning of the end of the era of fossil-fuelled flyingย https://t.co/Mwq53scrag
So excited that 'Sisters in Arms' -- the unknown history of female warriors from the Amazons to those battling MeToo campaigns today -- is published in Italian by @Odoyaeditore later this month.
Business travellers planning to cut future flights, poll finds. Could have implications for London City where 50% of trips are for business; the highest in the country. https://t.co/XUBzR7cAzy