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The idea that uni protesters are "elitist ivy-league rich kids larping as revolutionaries" on Twitter and Reddit and even here is so fucking funny to me if you actually know anything about the student bodies at these unis. Take it from someone who's going to one of the biggest private unis in the US, 80% of the peers I know are either from the suburbs or an apartment somewhere in America, children of immigrants, or here on a student visa. I've heard about one-percenter students, but I've never met one in person. Like, don't get me wrong, the institution as a whole is still very privileged and white. I've talked with friends and classmates about feeling weird or dissonant being here and coming from such a different background. But in my art program, I see BIPOC, disabled, queer, lower-income students and faculty trying to deconstruct and tear that down and make space every day. So to take a cursory glance at a crowd of student protesters in coalitions that are led by BIPOC & 1st/2nd-gen immigrant students and HQ'd in ethnic housings and student organizations and say, "ah. children of the elite." Get real.

[macaiv]

Just saw the qualifying results, not surprised at all considering Famin, Esteban and Pierre have said multiple times that they expect to struggle for the first part of the season.

I don't know but to me this is actually a positive. The team, management, Renault finally are aware on where Alpine truly stands and its situation. This is a long overdue wake up call.

They have been standing on unstable, crumbling foundation (outdated infrastructure, a divide between the two factories, blame culture with no accountability) for years and this was masked, especially in 2021 and 2022 where, in all honesty, finishing 5th and 4th, respectively, was as much as it was driver performance, it was also in equal parts (maybe more) due to the fact that the teams they were fighting against (Alpha Tauri and Mclaren), had better, reliable cars but only had one driver performing at that time.

But let's also put things in perspective, Alpine is not last because they went backwards, it was more so that all other teams did better. The midfield right now is super tight. Just look at the Q1 timings P1 to P19 (P20 was very close too) was within a second of each other. Esteban actually beat (not by much) his 2023 qualifying time (which got him into Q3) but it was now only good enough for P19. The current A524 basically remained stagnant while the rest moved forward.

On another note, I'm very impressed with how Esteban has been dealing with the situation. He has shown quality leadership and has chosen to be encouraging and not complain. He has shown time and time again that he is a team player (unlike the popular wrong opinion that he isn't). The team right now does not need the constant barrage of insults and below the belt jokes, it's demoralizing and not at all helpful. Having their driver tell them that he still has faith in them is huge and needed especially now.

[hussyknee]

Two weeks ago, female wrestler Vinesh Phogat became the first woman from India to make the Olympic finals—and was promptly disqualified for being 100 grams overweight.

On August 9, Vinesh Phogat announced her retirement from the sport of wrestling in a post on X. After the previous day’s incidents, it was a message that many had been expecting.

Vinesh experienced the highest of highs at the Paris Olympics. She defeated an unbeaten Olympic champion wrestler who was considered not just the favourite in her weight division but across every weight division at the quadrennial event. She became the first Indian woman wrestler to reach an Olympic final. However, Vinesh also faced the lowest of lows at the Olympics. No one had ever reached an Olympic final only to be denied the chance to compete because they had failed to make weight on the day of the competition.

Vinesh had taken her case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, seeking at least to be awarded a silver medal by virtue of reaching the final. If she had succeeded, she would have set a precedent, but, much to the disappointment of the nation, her appeal was turned down by the sole arbitrator, Annabelle Bennett.

...

Vinesh has always been a fighter. Tragedy has followed her, yet somehow, against the odds, she has emerged victorious.

When she was nine, her father was shot dead by someone in her village, believed to be a mentally disturbed relative, just outside their front door. Her mother, a young widow, refused the custom of marrying her husband’s brother. She battled cancer single-handedly. Through it all, she raised a firebrand daughter, who refused to back down.

Her cousins, who grew up near her home, were the more famous girls of the family. Geeta and Babita were among the first to win gold at the Commonwealth Games. They had a movie made about them — Dangal — which made the ‘Phogat sisters’ iconic in Indian sports.

Vinesh didn’t feature in that movie. The events described in it took place too early in her career. But she wouldn’t be satisfied with being one of the Phogat sisters — she would become ‘The Phogat’ sister.

Talk to any of her peers .— and even some of her rivals in Indian wrestling – and there is, in some cases, grudging, genuine respect. She is considered the most instinctive and natural wrestler India has ever produced in women’s freestyle wrestling.

Her career is as much a highlight reel as anything out of a movie. No one in women’s wrestling compares. No Indian woman wrestler has won three Commonwealth gold medals as she did in 2014, 2018, and 2022. No one has won an Asian Games gold medal as she did in 2018. No one has won two World Championships medals as she did in 2019 and 2022.

The one medal missing from her collection is the Olympic medal — which she fought bitterly for.

...

Vinesh has had terrible luck at the Olympics — the only competition that seems to matter to Indians. In 2016, she was one of the favourites in the Indian team before her knee was bent out of shape in the quarterfinals. In 2020, she was one of the world’s favourites to medal in the women’s 53kg weight class. Then, suddenly, a freak weight cut left her physically and psychologically broken, unable to coordinate her movements on the mat. She lost to a wrestler she had beaten comfortably just a month before. Now, in Paris, another poor weight cut left her at the lowest point of her wrestling career.

Her battles, though, haven’t been restricted to the mat. Perhaps the most significant one Vinesh has fought has been for the safety of young girls in the sport. In pursuing this fight, she took on one of the most powerful men in Indian sports — Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.

When her rivals were preparing for the Olympics, Vinesh was fighting on the streets of New Delhi, where she, and few other fellow wrestlers, accused Brij Bhushan, a five-time member of parliament and the long-time president of the Wrestling Federation, of sexual harassment.

The longer she stayed on the streets, the slimmer her chances on the mat became. Yet, she continued to prioritise what she felt was right. In doing so, Vinesh showed the kind of courage almost uniformly lacking in most sportspersons in India. Most of them, as the saying goes, “crawl when asked to bend.” Vinesh’s spine has been ramrod straight. She had the courage to take on the system without caring about the consequences. She displayed it even though it cost her what she loved the most — the chance to wrestle.

Only when her protest was forced off the streets and entered the court did Vinesh finally get a chance to compete.

This article delves into her struggle to rein in her weight as the Olympic timeline unfolded. It's horrifying to read.

TW for fatphobia and people with eating disorders and body dysmorphia: fatphobia:

Even as she had been winning, Vinesh’s nutritionist had been nervously monitoring her food and fluid intake.

She had a celebratory glass of juice in the morning right after she had first made weight – 300 grams. She had another couple of litres of fluid to rehydrate herself before her bout - another 2000 grams of body weight gained. A couple of light snacks throughout the day to keep her energy up meant 700 grams more.

By the time Vinesh was done with her day’s competition, she weighed 52.7 kg.

August 7:

As the hours rolled into the night, it was clear that something had gone very wrong. After weeks of dehydration, the human body, once it gets rehydrated, simply refuses to give up water. Even urination becomes impossible.

Vinesh didn’t sleep all through the night of August 6. She was on the treadmill for six hours and in the sauna for another three. She didn’t consume a bite of food or drink a drop of water. Every few hours, she stood on a weighing scale. The numbers were getting smaller but not fast enough. In desperation, her coaches trimmed the elastic in the bottom of her costume. They thought of chopping her hair and then did it.

But the scale didn’t budge.

The function of weight classes is to prevent outsized mismatches in strength due to body mass and minimize injury. Pathologizing what is clearly water weight to this extent and subjecting athletes to this kind of psychological torture due to minute variables is simply making what is essentially a safety measure into a punitive arbitrary criteria that has huge implications for racialized fatphobia for female athletes and the reinforcement of toxic diet culture across the board. It's misogynistic, unscientific and fucked. This article goes into more detail about Phogat's career-long battle with her weight— a yo-yo of losing too much, and then too little. Indistinguishable from an eating disorder, only one imposed by the standards of international sports.

You will never convince me that a white athlete would have been disqualified in the lightest weight category for a weight less than a bar of soap. The disqualification retroactively places her dead last, which is added cruelty. The refusal to revise this and even award her a joint silver is just adding racist insult to racist injury.

Phogat spoke two days ago about her devastation at being disqualified by racism and fatphobia with a three page post on twitter.

And on top of all of this, because the Indian National Congress political party welcomed her with a road show that outshone the alt-right BJP's own planned welcome, the Hindutvas in her own country have launched a hate campaign against her.

This copy-paste has "disqualified in Rio 2016" trending on twitter. It's doubly cruel and fatphobic because she wasn't disqualified for being overweight, she sustained a knee injury.

After the witch hunt against Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting, I'm just so fucking done with the Olympics. The outsize importance of this competition is nothing but an anvil to break entire careers on and offers female athletes of colour on a platter for all the world's vultures.

[scltbvrns]

everyone who participated in the harrasment of that literal fucking child over a literal useless thing such as "beauty standards"...i wish you a very fucking die in pain.

[ramblingsfromthytruly]

sometimes i feel frustrated by the people in my class. like yes money is important but we all have enough privilege that we can pursue stuff apart from engineering & medical line (i'm in science stream in india). like this is the time you can try to figure out what you want but no one's even interested in researching all the various opportunities we have. it's a heavily perpetuated mindset thing i know and btw i'm not talking about all the ppl in my class, just most of them. maybe they're more okay with ending up in a job they can tolerate and maybe i just can't relate, because not doing something i genuinely want to pursue is my nightmare honestly. like why does everyone hype up IIT sm, don't get me wrong, it's an amazing achievement if u get in & i don't want to undervalue that at all, but even stuff like IISc is undervalued in relation. and god forbid i tell ppl i want to pursue smth psychology-related because oh no that's just where the kids who don't know what to do in life and can't get in anywhere else end up like 1. that's insulting asf and 2. i wanna do BSc but ugh that's such a new field in india

[decemberpdf]

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[mneel]

LIFE UP'S AND DOWN?

उतार चढ़ाव जीवन चक्र :)

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India Amarteifio is such a brilliant actress, I’m in awe of the way she’s perfectly captured Golda’s mannerisms, facial expressions, and her tone of voice to an absolute T. One thing I can never fault Bridgerton for is it’s casting choices because they’ve managed to knock it out of the park and pick the best actor for every single character. 

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German Language Proficiency Levels

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Requirements to Study in Germany for Indian Students: Education throughout Germany is funded through the kingdom government, that's taxpayers' cash. Therefore, public universities throughout the united states offer superb packages to college students with out charging any lessons rate. They are required to pay an management price at the start of each yr.

However, there is a capture, thinking about the citizens, most of the courses taught in public universities in Germany are in German language. Its objective is to make education handy to most of the general public. So while the u . S . A . Has a 100% literacy charge, international college students need to realize the German language in the event that they want to observe in public universities in Germany which have German courses as a way of education.

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