seatbelts aren't designed for breasts.
Real blood wasn't used for period product testing until like 2023.
Female crash dummies weren't regularly used in crash tests until 2022.
Women are 30% more likely to die if her surgeon is a man.
Endometriosis affects 1 in 9 women yet it takes 10 years to diagnose nd there's more research done on male pattern baldness than endo.
nd endo studies consist of how attractive endo patients are to males...
I actually don't want to climb any corporate ladders. I don't care about job titles. I don't need accolades.
I just want to have income to fund my lifestyle, not be depressed, help other people, and be around good humans.
Working 8–9 hours a day and then going home to about 3-4 hours to yourself, which includes getting ready for the next day, is not living, to be very honest.
I si us ho deixeu de gastar tot en les sèries d’anime que miràveu quan éreu nens i adolescents i comenceu a gastar-vos-els en les que es miren els nens i adolescents d’ara?
LOL, and there it is.
This is why over 114 million Americans have the literacy rate of seventh graders.
The first university in the world was created in Africa.
The world’s richest man - richer than a billionaire or trillionaire in today’s currency, was a Black man from West Africa.
Agricultural irrigation was invented by Africans.
Dr. Charles Drew, a Black surgeon, created Blood Banks, making it possible to store blood plasma for transfusion.
Black inventor Henry Thomas Samson Jr. Invented the Gamma ray-cell.
Charles Baker was a self-taught mechanical engineer who spent the majority of his childhood in slavery. He developed the first friction heater, which was patented in January 1903.
Ghanaian Chemical Engineer, Dr. Thomas O. Mensah is the first African to be inducted into the US National Academy of Inventors.
He has 14 patents. He has won the Turner's Trumpet Award for Fiber Optics Innovation, Percy L. Julian Award, Golden Torch Award, William Grimes Award, Eminent Engineers Award and Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Award.
The first calendar was created in 4230 BCE by Black Africans.
Black South African student, Nkosinathi Nkomo invented a water purification system to help out during the drought in Cape Town.
Africans also invented sewage systems, toilets, combs, paper, writing, plough, surgery, irrigation, keys, scissors, furniture, cement, wigs, toothpaste, toothbrushes, flutes, clarinet, oboe, trumpets, bakeries, sailing boots, and canals.
In 400 BC, women made African pottery that was used to smelt iron. Around 500 CE, ancient Africans made carbon steel, something that was not done by industrial England until the 19th century. The discovery and use of metal became one of the highest priorities for survival as well as many of the daily functions in ancient Africa.
Ancient Africans were making use of metals long before people in other parts of the world.
As far back as 2,500 years ago they were smelting iron and 2,000 years ago impressive metallurgists in Tanzania were found to craft exceptional metals.
Melanin deficient degenerates like you still have to be told how to wipe your asses and brush your teeth.
Intentamos, por todos los medios, enviar unidades a fumigar Murcia pero nuestros pilotos no entienden las instrucciones de los controladores murcianos
«Bahea saicientoe pieh. Poenga runboe neoroehte a trainta graoh»
Os sorprenderá saber cuánto cobra un funcionario del grupo C1 o C2, que es el grupo profesional de la grandísima mayoría de funcionarios. Entraría a debatir pero no pierdo el tiempo con alguien que no sabe distinguir entre Gobierno y Estado