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- 1Parent randomizes character genders to counter bias in children's books●Something I do when reading to my kids that I hope helps a bit with all of the patriarchy in children's literature is to
A parent has described swapping the genders of characters while reading aloud to their children, sometimes introducing non-binary identities and neopronouns, and occasionally changing them mid-story. The aim is to soften what they see as pervasive patriarchal assumptions in children's literature. The approach has drawn attention and small-scale engagement from others discussing parenting and representation in books for young readers.
- 2Two Christian women killed in Gaza City strike, Latin Patriarchate mourns▼Latin Patriarchate Mourns Two Christian Women Killed in Gaza City Strike
The Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem says two Christian women were killed in a strike on Gaza City. The Church authority is mourning their deaths and drawing attention to the toll of the war on Gaza's small Christian community, which has been sheltering around church compounds during the conflict.
- 3Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem mourns two Christian women killed in Gaza▼Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem mourns 2 Christian women killed by Israel in Gaza
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem has expressed mourning for two Christian women killed in Gaza, attributing their deaths to Israeli military action. The statement adds a religious voice to growing international concern over civilian casualties in the territory, highlighting the toll on Gaza's small Christian community amid the ongoing war.
- 4Ethiopia fighting, Rohingya returns and Gaza mapped in news roundup▼Ethiopia’s resurgent conflict, Rohingya repatriations, and Gaza’s devastation on Google Maps: The Cheat Sheet
A news roundup highlights three ongoing humanitarian crises: renewed conflict in Ethiopia, plans for Rohingya refugee repatriation, and the scale of devastation in Gaza, the latter illustrated through Google Maps imagery. The piece draws attention to how these situations are developing and what they mean for displaced populations across the three regions.