the future freaks me out
Brittany Stone - Theater District, New York City
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On December 6, Museum visitors are invited to discover the world of marine animals in motion with performances, live animals, and presentations from marine biologists. One of these presenters is Fabien Cousteau, a filmmaker and oceanographic explorer, and the grandson of famed oceanographic explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau.
Cousteau will talk about his 2006 documentary, Mind of a Demon. The film was the result of Fabien’s attempt to study the great white shark in its natural surroundings using a submarine shaped like a shark called Troy. He wanted to go beyond the cage, go beyond that blind and intermingle with these animals as one of them. In the documentary, sharks appeared to view Troy as another shark, allowing Fabien to observe the animal in a more natural way.
Learn more about Ocean Locomotion, a Milstein Science Series event on December 6, free for members or with Museum admission.
Photograph by Amit Dave, Reuters
A priest arranges an offering of mangoes for the Hindu god Lord Krishna during a mango festival in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad. During India’s mango season—around March to June—the so-called King of Fruits is widely sold, celebrated, and, of course, eaten.
Yasmine Naghdi - Regent’s Canal, London
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western sexism is when your father tells you to “put some clothes on” when you wear jeans, a leather jacket and a crop top, but says nothing when your brother has no shirt on
Western sexism is a man on the street telling me what he would do to my 12 year old body if I came home with him, walking down the street to be called “sexy” by men I don’t know, to have inappropriate comments made on my body when I’m just trying to walk to school: but have all of this harrasment stop when a male walks beside me
Western sexism is when a girl is always “asking for it”, and a boy always “wants it”
Western sexism is still sexism. We understand that eastern women have it worse: and we are fighting for them too.
But when a person break their finger, you don’t say “well, some people have broken their arms” and walk away. If you use eastern sexism to dismiss western sexism: you are a problem.
Sexism is sexism.
feminism is needed everywhere
