Shower thought: isn't it strange that it's an unquestioned global societal norm to have a name chosen at birth without one's consent or input, and then accept it, keep it and be called by it the rest of one's life?
Condolences to the family and fans of @SrideviBKapoor who passed away today. She was an Indian Film icon and one of the rare indian actors whose work crossed over internationally. #GoneTooSoon#Sridevi#RIPSridevi
Because of the great differences in our ways of thinking, it is inevitable that we have different religions and faiths. Each has its own beauty. And it is much better that we live together on the basis of mutual respect and mutual admiration.
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Why is Nicholas Kristof writing about Ashoka Fellows Christie Peacock & Sasha Kramer in the NYTimes today? Learn why he says, "The most interesting people in Davos aren't the presidents, but the social entrepreneurs." https://t.co/oxNx0yJxGK
At tonight’s #MothInKenya event, storytellers from all over Africa spoke about their work to lift up communities and advocate for gender equality. The stories were heartbreaking, hilarious, hopeful—and a reminder that our world is full of people working to brighten our future.
Great way to start our Tuesday! Super proud our CEO @trudibeswick and our Chairman Emeritus @johndcaudwell featuring in @SentinelStaffs 100 Most Influential and Inspirational people in North Staffordshire and South Cheshire. Together they really are transforming children's lives!
Mr. President, just to clarify things, I wanted to offer a few statistics. Number of times you were Person of the Year during the 7 years I was editor of Time: 0. Number of times you were on the cover: 0. Number of times you made the Time 100 influentials list: 0. Thanks anyway!