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In the heart of Selanik/Thessaloniki, something truly unforgettable happened 🇦🇱✨ A group of Albanian women lifted their voices and sang an Albanian song in the open street — pure, powerful, and full of soul. For a few moments, the city stood still. Tourists stopped, locals listened, and many were left speechless. This was more than music. It was memory, heritage, and identity carried through the voices of women — proud daughters of an ancient culture that refuses to be forgotten. No stage. No microphones. Just tradition echoing between stone walls, reminding everyone that Albanian culture lives wherever Albanians stand. Powerful. Emotional. Unbreakable. This is who we are ❤️🇦🇱 #AlbanianWomen #AlbanianCulture #Shqipëri #Thessaloniki #TraditionLives #VoicesOfHeritage

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A man attends a performance of the Broadway hit Mamma Mia! expecting to enjoy the music and the story live on stage. But throughout the show, a group of women sitting behind him sing along to nearly every song — loudly. As well as talking Thru the 1st Act of the Performance. At first he tries to ignore it, but the singing continues through the entire production. Eventually he calls security to complain, saying he paid to hear the performers… not the audience. Shows like Mamma Mia! are packed with songs people love, and the temptation to sing along can be strong. But theater etiquette usually expects the audience to stay quiet so everyone can enjoy the performance. At a musical full of famous songs, is it harmless fun for the audience to sing along — or should everyone stay quiet and let the professionals perform? 🎭

A man attends a performance of the Broadway hit Mamma Mia! expecting to enjoy the music and the story live on stage. But throughout the show, a group of women sitting behind him sing along to nearly every song — loudly. As well as talking Thru the 1st Act of the Performance. At first he tries to ignore it, but the singing continues through the entire production. Eventually he calls security to complain, saying he paid to hear the performers… not the audience. Shows like Mamma Mia! are packed with songs people love, and the temptation to sing along can be strong. But theater etiquette usually expects the audience to stay quiet so everyone can enjoy the performance. At a musical full of famous songs, is it harmless fun for the audience to sing along — or should everyone stay quiet and let the professionals perform? 🎭

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i know i'm in an echo chamber but i hope this reaches bg stans who think misogyny is a clapback. female artists are criticized for the very things male artists are praised for. the double standard is so ingrained in the entertainment industry that the same behavior becomes admirable in men and unacceptable in women. fans need to be more mindful of how casually misogyny gets thrown around in fan wars. you don't have to like a female artist, but reducing your criticism to sexist remarks or holding women to standards you don't apply to men isn't a a drag, it's prejudice, morally wrong, and downright barbaric. sana wala na kayong mas ikaka-bobo pa. sorry not sorry for the words because shit be damned, our girls don't deserve to be reduced to this just because your boys' performance was honestly, JUST MID.

i know i'm in an echo chamber but i hope this reaches bg stans who think misogyny is a clapback. female artists are criticized for the very things male artists are praised for. the double standard is so ingrained in the entertainment industry that the same behavior becomes admirable in men and unacceptable in women. fans need to be more mindful of how casually misogyny gets thrown around in fan wars. you don't have to like a female artist, but reducing your criticism to sexist remarks or holding women to standards you don't apply to men isn't a a drag, it's prejudice, morally wrong, and downright barbaric. sana wala na kayong mas ikaka-bobo pa. sorry not sorry for the words because shit be damned, our girls don't deserve to be reduced to this just because your boys' performance was honestly, JUST MID.

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Anna Cody, Australia’s sex discrimination commissioner, intervened in a federal court case against women only spaces, the accurate definition of woman & biological sex, instead in favor of men who claim to be women. All while school aged girls are not drinking water at school to avoid having to use bathrooms with boys in them, while women are being charged with vilification for accurately calling men men, while women are being injured on sports fields by men who claim to be women, while lesbians are denied their own events, while women have their lives turned upside down & have to raise almost $2million to fight for women only spaces in court, she has sided specifically with men who claim to be women. She has attended “trans rights” speaking events but never “women’s rights” events. I know she has heard the voices of women who rely on women only spaces because we submitted affidavits from these women in the Tickle v Giggle court case. Women who have been abused, women who are in recovery, women whose faith relies on sex segregation, women with trauma, women whose day to day needs require woman only spaces, lesbian women denied lesbian only events. She has ignored it all in favor of men who claim to be women. In the Giggle v Tickle appeal, it’s Giggle saying that the law can serve everyone. Have your trans only spaces, have gay only spaces, have male only spaces, have women + men who claim to be women spaces if you want, just also have female only spaces. The sex discrimination commissioner is actively against this, in favor of whatever men who claim to be women want. When you allow school girls to go without adequate single sex bathrooms, lesbians to be denied to right of single sex association, every woman who needs woman only spaces to go without, you are discriminating against women, and you’re doing it on the basis of sex. Yes, the sex discrimination commissioner is discriminating against women on the basis of sex. So for her to stand on stage and say that she not only listens to women but centers women who have experienced discrimination in her work is a demonstrable lie. I know this because I have the receipts. The sex discrimination commissioner should be forced to resign because she is not accurately doing her job. She is welcome to be a trans rights activist elsewhere but it certainly shouldn’t be in the office of the SEX discrimination commission.

Sall Grover

90,143 views • 11 months ago

dear gemini_nt FOURTH congratulations for the first solo concert 🥳🤍🤍 the way they were the first gmmtv cp to hold a concert at Impact Arena for three consecutive years at such a young age, and now they’re the first gmmtv cp to each have their own solo concert. i’m so sooooooo proud of you my miracle boys😭😭 you both deserve all of this and more bc you’re truly so multitalented. i’ve always had so much fun and never get tired of watching your concerts bc both of you are truly so talented. you both can sing, can dance and can entertain the audience so effortlessly. this time the stage may feel a little lonely bc for the past three years, you’ve always created spectacular concerts together. but even so, i believe in both of you so much and i know you’ll do amazingly well this time too. whether together or performing solo, i truly believe you’ll be able to shine on stage and pull it off beautifully and perfectly. this is such a big achievement for both of you and you both deserve it so much🥹😭 new achievement unlocked!!!!!! see youuu in another time 4th concert 🙌🏻 #GeminiSoloConcert #FOURTHconcert

dear gemini_nt FOURTH congratulations for the first solo concert 🥳🤍🤍 the way they were the first gmmtv cp to hold a concert at Impact Arena for three consecutive years at such a young age, and now they’re the first gmmtv cp to each have their own solo concert. i’m so sooooooo proud of you my miracle boys😭😭 you both deserve all of this and more bc you’re truly so multitalented. i’ve always had so much fun and never get tired of watching your concerts bc both of you are truly so talented. you both can sing, can dance and can entertain the audience so effortlessly. this time the stage may feel a little lonely bc for the past three years, you’ve always created spectacular concerts together. but even so, i believe in both of you so much and i know you’ll do amazingly well this time too. whether together or performing solo, i truly believe you’ll be able to shine on stage and pull it off beautifully and perfectly. this is such a big achievement for both of you and you both deserve it so much🥹😭 new achievement unlocked!!!!!! see youuu in another time 4th concert 🙌🏻 #GeminiSoloConcert #FOURTHconcert

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13,272 views • 4 months ago

Blunt, unsolicited, and painfully familiar to women in the public eye. Huma Qureshi spoke about a review that appeared after her second film, which focused less on her performance and more on her weight. It was one of the cruellest things she heard about herself. Huma reflected that the industry can be a harsh place, certainly for women and for men too. In a time when masculinity is often reduced to a caricature, she pointed to the relentless pressure on male actors to appear macho all the time, to perform strength even when vulnerability might be more human, more real. Sometimes it takes voices like Huma’s to bring the spotlight back to the conversations that matter. And you’re doing that beautifully, Huma Qureshi , our Woman of Impact. WeTheWomen

Blunt, unsolicited, and painfully familiar to women in the public eye. Huma Qureshi spoke about a review that appeared after her second film, which focused less on her performance and more on her weight. It was one of the cruellest things she heard about herself. Huma reflected that the industry can be a harsh place, certainly for women and for men too. In a time when masculinity is often reduced to a caricature, she pointed to the relentless pressure on male actors to appear macho all the time, to perform strength even when vulnerability might be more human, more real. Sometimes it takes voices like Huma’s to bring the spotlight back to the conversations that matter. And you’re doing that beautifully, Huma Qureshi , our Woman of Impact. WeTheWomen

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12,595 views • 2 months ago

An Afghan woman lives in fear of muslim men who blindly follow Islam without having gone to school or university, without having read books, and who act out of ignorance under the influence of others. As a result, she is deprived of all her rights:- In Afghanistan, where most people identify as Muslim—especially men—many women face constant harassment when they step outside . Men often stare at women’s bodies from head to toe, sometimes even aggressively, regardless of the woman's clothing. This behavior isn't limited to uneducated men; even many educated men engage in it. Of course, there are respectful and well-mannered men too, but unfortunately, a large number make women feel unsafe simply by the way they look at them. Based on my experience, in a country like Afghanistan, wearing the hijab or niqab can be a form of protection for women. It helps prevent unwanted attention and limits the chances of men staring at their bodies. However, in developed countries, women can walk freely and safely without being constantly stared at or harassed. In those environments, wearing a niqab or covering the face doesn’t seem necessary or logical for safety—it’s a different context entirely. Lina Rozbih

An Afghan woman lives in fear of muslim men who blindly follow Islam without having gone to school or university, without having read books, and who act out of ignorance under the influence of others. As a result, she is deprived of all her rights:- In Afghanistan, where most people identify as Muslim—especially men—many women face constant harassment when they step outside . Men often stare at women’s bodies from head to toe, sometimes even aggressively, regardless of the woman's clothing. This behavior isn't limited to uneducated men; even many educated men engage in it. Of course, there are respectful and well-mannered men too, but unfortunately, a large number make women feel unsafe simply by the way they look at them. Based on my experience, in a country like Afghanistan, wearing the hijab or niqab can be a form of protection for women. It helps prevent unwanted attention and limits the chances of men staring at their bodies. However, in developed countries, women can walk freely and safely without being constantly stared at or harassed. In those environments, wearing a niqab or covering the face doesn’t seem necessary or logical for safety—it’s a different context entirely. Lina Rozbih

WDI.Afghanistan

37,508 views • 8 months ago

despite everything i had in mind about certain choices tonight i really really need to give itzy their credit for the mawazine performance cus they just did 18 songs LIVE their choreos are already intense as hell and the transitions were so tight yet they kept pushing through even though you could literally see how out of breath they were. they kept giving 100% till the end, smiling and hyping the crowd the whole time thats actually craaaazy 😭 also you might think loco is like an opening song from this clip when in reality it was their 16th song AAAAAA MAD RESPECT FOR ITZY

despite everything i had in mind about certain choices tonight i really really need to give itzy their credit for the mawazine performance cus they just did 18 songs LIVE their choreos are already intense as hell and the transitions were so tight yet they kept pushing through even though you could literally see how out of breath they were. they kept giving 100% till the end, smiling and hyping the crowd the whole time thats actually craaaazy 😭 also you might think loco is like an opening song from this clip when in reality it was their 16th song AAAAAA MAD RESPECT FOR ITZY

acha

24,814 views • 2 months ago

I really wish people would stop using Taeyeon as a shield every time their fave gets criticized for vocals. Just bc your fave isn't on the same level as previous main vocalists doesn't mean you have to rewrite history and say "Taeyeon was the same at debut." She wasn't😭😭😭 Taeyeon was already famous for her vocals even pre-debut and got a lot of praise, her vocal ability was widely recognized. It's okay if your fave is still improving. Not everyone starts at the same level. Some people are naturally gifted, others need to improve their talent through training. There's nothing wrong, but pls stop dragging Taeyeon into these comparisons just to defend your fave.

I really wish people would stop using Taeyeon as a shield every time their fave gets criticized for vocals. Just bc your fave isn't on the same level as previous main vocalists doesn't mean you have to rewrite history and say "Taeyeon was the same at debut." She wasn't😭😭😭 Taeyeon was already famous for her vocals even pre-debut and got a lot of praise, her vocal ability was widely recognized. It's okay if your fave is still improving. Not everyone starts at the same level. Some people are naturally gifted, others need to improve their talent through training. There's nothing wrong, but pls stop dragging Taeyeon into these comparisons just to defend your fave.

Tyca 💜

30,902 views • 1 month ago

Day 4 of Unfiltered. Most people know that women, on average, live about five years longer than men. What’s less known is that this advantage disappears if you are a physician. A large study published this year showed that female physicians lose that mortality benefit, even compared with other high stress professions. There are many possible reasons. Psychological stress. The second shift at home. Bias in the workplace. Burnout. What matters is that people are finally studying it, because we cannot fix what we refuse to see. I wanted to share this for another reason. Over the last few decades, American healthcare has become harder and harder to survive in, and at the same time, more women are entering medicine. We are also seeing evidence that women physicians often achieve better patient outcomes in certain settings. That tells a powerful story about what women are giving to this profession. As a female physician who cares for women facing the hardest moments of their lives, I have never seen a force stronger than a woman protecting her people. I believe women in medicine will be a huge part of what ultimately helps fix healthcare. Losing a mortality advantage is not a story of weakness. It is a story of how deeply women are pouring themselves into this work because it matters. And still, we have to find another gear. We cannot destroy ourselves in the process of caring for others. If you know a female physician, encourage her. If you are in a position to support women in medicine, please do. We are at a real crisis point in healthcare, and this moment calls for both honesty and care. I see you. I am proud of you. And I am proud to stand among you.

Day 4 of Unfiltered. Most people know that women, on average, live about five years longer than men. What’s less known is that this advantage disappears if you are a physician. A large study published this year showed that female physicians lose that mortality benefit, even compared with other high stress professions. There are many possible reasons. Psychological stress. The second shift at home. Bias in the workplace. Burnout. What matters is that people are finally studying it, because we cannot fix what we refuse to see. I wanted to share this for another reason. Over the last few decades, American healthcare has become harder and harder to survive in, and at the same time, more women are entering medicine. We are also seeing evidence that women physicians often achieve better patient outcomes in certain settings. That tells a powerful story about what women are giving to this profession. As a female physician who cares for women facing the hardest moments of their lives, I have never seen a force stronger than a woman protecting her people. I believe women in medicine will be a huge part of what ultimately helps fix healthcare. Losing a mortality advantage is not a story of weakness. It is a story of how deeply women are pouring themselves into this work because it matters. And still, we have to find another gear. We cannot destroy ourselves in the process of caring for others. If you know a female physician, encourage her. If you are in a position to support women in medicine, please do. We are at a real crisis point in healthcare, and this moment calls for both honesty and care. I see you. I am proud of you. And I am proud to stand among you.

Elisabeth Potter MD

18,812 views • 8 months ago