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ARTS & CULTURE: ‘Reagan’ film represents cultural shift - Read this story and more at thebobcattribune.com (link in bio)

The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and ADL Philadelphia condemn the Bryn Mawr Film Institute’s (BMFI) recent decision to cancel the screening of “The Child Within Me” for the 2024 Israeli Film Festival (IFF) of Philadelphia. Although BMFI states that this decision was made in an attempt to avoid controversy, this action only serves to blacklist Israeli culture, playing into the hands of antisemites who try to deny the Jewish people their voice and existence. The IFF intentionally offers a multifaceted view of Israeli society. Each season, carefully curated feature films and documentaries provide glimpses into the intricate tapestry of Israeli life, allowing audiences to form their own informed opinions. We will not stand by as the normalization of such hate becomes commonplace. Our history is a testament to resilience in the face of adversity; the Jewish people have prevailed against attempts to silence and erase us, and we will continue to do so. This is a moment to reaffirm our commitment to celebrating Jewish culture and Israel's right to exist in all its diversity and vibrancy. We stand firm in our resolve not to let hate dictate the narrative. We urge BMFI to reinstate the screening of “The Child Within Me” immediately. Let us celebrate cultural diversity, promote dialogue, and recognize the transformative power of film in connecting us all. Read more: https://bit.ly/3xwLF7O #PhillyStandsWithIsrael #antisemitism #StandUpToHate #community #jewishphilly

Schools, education, learning, science, economics, finance, & entrepreneurship in India will possibly need to go through realism - revamp, before it produces results. We will possibly do a lot of local experiments and then the next Gen will need a trick or two, And then maybe in the next few years we may see results. Archana Parsai Gehlot is one such mother & professional who is pushing her limits in Indore. Take a look.

learning our history is the beginning to the first step to Truthfulness.

Quality over quantity. Patagonia has a sense of humor and they’re not afraid to show it. This satirical campaign points out the consequences of modern material excess, compared to human consumption habits since the dawn of our species. Point is, there is only so much planet; only so many usable (uncontaminated) resources we can access. The biggest threat to sustaining humanity for a few thousand more years is the bohemoth leviathan-sized elephant in the room—we produce more waste than the planet can handle, and it’s what we buy that drives the process. Buy better. Buy less. Design better. Make less. Well-made, well-designed goods cost more for a reason—they last longer, work better, save you time, energy, and effort, and chances are, they’re actually better, and healthier for you. The catch—even tho the best rarely costs less, there’s still a ton of expensive shit out there that never deserves to have been made. Consume wisely, my friends. Earth day is every day.