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Dalits, the lowest members of India's hierarchical caste system, say they are bullied and denied jobs and raises by higher caste members working as managers at American tech companies.
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The holiday season is a time for giving and celebrating, but a less savory side effect of that is how much ends up in the landfill. Here are some easy tips to waste less and save some money.
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While people miss the in-person fellowship that comes with an AA meeting, using Zoom allows people to attend a meeting 24/7.
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Reports show there are more American sisters over the age of 90 than there are under 60. But three sisters under the age of 40 say its not a numbers game.
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Supermodel and cookbook author Chrissy Teigan found a loophole for getting gravy through a TSA checkpoint, but TSA doesn't recommend people try to work the system.
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Seattle DJ Marco Collins reminisces on 30 years of The Crocodile and feels optimistic about what's to come.
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For the third year, the University of Oregon is holding "Thanks But No Thanksgiving: Decolonizing an American Holiday," hosted by Native American students.
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As a new cookbook called "Recipes From the President's Ranch" reveals, cheeseburgers were the most popular food served to foreign dignitaries during President George W. Bush's time in office.
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Vancouver, Canada immigration lawyer, Meika LaLonde, says she's never been so busy fielding calls from Americans in her 16 years of practice.
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With many losing their jobs to the ongoing pandemic, Seattleites have pivoted to brand new careers in order to make ends meet.