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[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

In 1880, Māori women were living in two worlds at once and carrying both with dignity...

On the surface, you might see Victorian dresses, high collars, wool shawls. The British Empire had stamped its visual codes onto Aotearoa. But look closer. Beneath the imported fabric, identity remained carved in skin and memory. The moko kauae—the sacred chin tattoo—still marked lineage, authority, and belonging. It was not decoration. It was genealogy made visible.

Traditionally, Māori women held profound influence. They could inherit and manage land. They spoke in hui. They carried whakapapa, the genealogical threads that bound iwi together. Their authority was relational, spiritual, political. Colonization did not erase that overnight—but it tried to contain it.

British law introduced a different system—individual land titles, court processes, and property structures that often sidelined collective female authority. Decisions once made within kin networks were filtered through colonial bureaucracy. Power shifted from oral tradition to paper.

And yet Māori women adapted without surrendering their core.

They became translators—linguistically and culturally. They navigated land courts. They organized within new political frameworks. Many stepped into emerging temperance movements, not as passive followers of Victorian morality, but as strategists seeking protection for their communities amid social upheaval and alcohol’s devastating impact.

This was not quiet assimilation. It was negotiation. It was resistance shaped by survival.

© Women In World History

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[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

In the 90s, music executives told Sarah McLachlan that concerts and radio shows would not include two women back-to-back because it was not seen as profitable.

In response, she started Lilith Fair, a festival featuring only female artists, which became the highest-earning touring festival in 1997.

More iconic historical photos: https://t.co/dQjceOPkrz

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While Venezuela has massive oil reserves, US companies will also need political stability to operate there. https://t.co/UZhaaYG7JQ via @MorningBrew

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@ElonMuskZAB Who knows and who cares

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@DonaldTrumpnq America is Great.

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@LinusEkenstam Yikes that sucks…surveillance capitalism, more like surveillance communism.

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Incredible how the sentiment on Google changed in just 2 years.

I remember when a few of us stood strong and refrained from dunking on Google and their AI efforts.

Today has clearly demonstrated that Google is not to be taken lightly in the race for AGI and AI supremacy.

While I hear a lot of noise about how ChatGPT will take everything away from Google. I feel that narrative is nothing more than noise.

My main go to is still the address bar, my queries have changed, but I got Gemini and AI mode right there, and I have the bulk of all the Google products I’m familiar with and use daily, right there.

Sure I use chat, but it’s a compliment not a replacement. The image gen in chat is slow, compared to Google. Then both of them are ancient compared to image gen in grok.

But back on track. Google is now steaming ahead with all its might. DeepMind is leading the way with research and teams like Gemini and AI Studio (also google labs) are then laying down the roads as fast as they can to get products built and to customers.

Search IMO is the product that has gotten least attention, but deserves a lot of praise. Most gemini usage in the world today comes from search, AI overviews and AI mode.

This is high signal, and the primary battle ground to fend off players like ChatGPT or Perplexity.

Don’t get me wrong, I love both Perplexity and Chat, and yes claude too. But I see this more of an eco system of players rather than a game in the colosseum with only one champion on the tail end.

But that said I’m very strongly lean towards that the reigning supreme is going to be Google.