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Opinion | The American Dream: Why Indian Students Continue To Flock Abroad
Better exposure and opportunities to meet global standards are a few benefits students cite for going abroad. What underlines the extent of this problem is that no Indian institute has managed to find a place among the top 200 universities globally.
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"It's Not Okay": Novak Djokovic's Detention In Australia Over Visa Row Enrages Serbs
The detention of world number one Novak Djokovic in Australia over his alleged failure to meet pandemic entry requirements has fuelled anger and charges of racism in his native Serbia.
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Jeff Bezos Is "Happy To Lose" This Amazon Customer - Meet Dave
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has shared a screenshot of a profanity-laced email he received over his stance on the Black Lives Matter movement, criticising the person who sent it as the kind of customer he would be "happy to lose".
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Amazon Shareholders Reject Dissident Moves to Reshape Company
Amazon shareholders Wednesday turned back a series of proposals put forth by critics at the company's annual meeting aimed at creating new social responsibility goals for the tech giant.
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Manuel Neuer Denies Mesut Ozil's Claims Of Racism Within Germany Set-Up
Ozil quit international football last month amid the furore over his meeting and photo opportunity in May with Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which raised questions about Ozil's loyalty to Germany.
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She Was Eager To Meet Her College Roommate Until The Racist Text Arrived
It's a common college experience. You are randomly assigned a roommate, exchange pleasantries until you meet face to face and live together for at least one school year. In keeping with the tradition, a black student at Georgia Southern University introduced herself to her future roommate off-campus to initiate the process.
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Black Men Arrested At Starbucks Tell Their Story For The First Time
One week after they were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks, the two black men seen in a cellphone video viewed more than 11 million times went on "Good Morning America" Thursday to describe how arriving 10 minutes early to a business meeting put them in handcuffs.
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Aboriginal Australians Meet At Sacred Uluru To Discuss First Chance Of Recognition
There are about 700,000 Aborigines in a population of 23 million in Australia, but they suffer disproportionately high rates of suicide, alcohol abuse, domestic violence and imprisonment. Constitutional recognition of Aborigines is a complex issue in a country which previously administered its indigenous people under flora and fauna laws.
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This Sikh Woman's Poem on Racism in Australia is Going Viral
Meet Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa, a 21-year-old contestant on Australia's Got Talent, whose rousing spoken word poetry on racism in Australia fetched her a standing ovation on the show on February 8. With many sharing her verse online, the poem has gone viral.
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Clippers Coach Meets With Angry Employees
Clippers coach Doc Rivers says employees on the team's business side considered not working for the franchise after owner Donald Sterling's racist comments were exposed a week ago.
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UEFA backs referees stopping matches for racism
UEFA reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on racism at a meeting in Sofia on Thursday, encouraging referees to halt matches if need be and encouraging teams to denounce racism among fellow players and fans.
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British PM Cameron holds football racism talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron will meet with football chiefs and anti-racism campaigners on Wednesday to address the recent spate of racist incidents that have blighted the national game.
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British PM Cameron 'plans football racism' talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron is set to enter the row on racism within English football by calling a Downing Street meeting to discuss the issue.
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Rudd assures Krishna on safety of Indian students
After the 20-minute-long meeting, Krishna expressed satisfaction over steps taken by Australia to stop attacks on Indian students.
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Racial firestorm: Obama hosts a beer meet
In an effort to douse down a racial firestorm, US President had a glass of beer with professor Henry Gates and police Sergeant.
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Opinion | The American Dream: Why Indian Students Continue To Flock Abroad
Better exposure and opportunities to meet global standards are a few benefits students cite for going abroad. What underlines the extent of this problem is that no Indian institute has managed to find a place among the top 200 universities globally.
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"It's Not Okay": Novak Djokovic's Detention In Australia Over Visa Row Enrages Serbs
The detention of world number one Novak Djokovic in Australia over his alleged failure to meet pandemic entry requirements has fuelled anger and charges of racism in his native Serbia.
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Jeff Bezos Is "Happy To Lose" This Amazon Customer - Meet Dave
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has shared a screenshot of a profanity-laced email he received over his stance on the Black Lives Matter movement, criticising the person who sent it as the kind of customer he would be "happy to lose".
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Amazon Shareholders Reject Dissident Moves to Reshape Company
Amazon shareholders Wednesday turned back a series of proposals put forth by critics at the company's annual meeting aimed at creating new social responsibility goals for the tech giant.
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Manuel Neuer Denies Mesut Ozil's Claims Of Racism Within Germany Set-Up
Ozil quit international football last month amid the furore over his meeting and photo opportunity in May with Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which raised questions about Ozil's loyalty to Germany.
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She Was Eager To Meet Her College Roommate Until The Racist Text Arrived
It's a common college experience. You are randomly assigned a roommate, exchange pleasantries until you meet face to face and live together for at least one school year. In keeping with the tradition, a black student at Georgia Southern University introduced herself to her future roommate off-campus to initiate the process.
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Black Men Arrested At Starbucks Tell Their Story For The First Time
One week after they were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks, the two black men seen in a cellphone video viewed more than 11 million times went on "Good Morning America" Thursday to describe how arriving 10 minutes early to a business meeting put them in handcuffs.
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Aboriginal Australians Meet At Sacred Uluru To Discuss First Chance Of Recognition
There are about 700,000 Aborigines in a population of 23 million in Australia, but they suffer disproportionately high rates of suicide, alcohol abuse, domestic violence and imprisonment. Constitutional recognition of Aborigines is a complex issue in a country which previously administered its indigenous people under flora and fauna laws.
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This Sikh Woman's Poem on Racism in Australia is Going Viral
Meet Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa, a 21-year-old contestant on Australia's Got Talent, whose rousing spoken word poetry on racism in Australia fetched her a standing ovation on the show on February 8. With many sharing her verse online, the poem has gone viral.
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Clippers Coach Meets With Angry Employees
Clippers coach Doc Rivers says employees on the team's business side considered not working for the franchise after owner Donald Sterling's racist comments were exposed a week ago.
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UEFA backs referees stopping matches for racism
UEFA reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on racism at a meeting in Sofia on Thursday, encouraging referees to halt matches if need be and encouraging teams to denounce racism among fellow players and fans.
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British PM Cameron holds football racism talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron will meet with football chiefs and anti-racism campaigners on Wednesday to address the recent spate of racist incidents that have blighted the national game.
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British PM Cameron 'plans football racism' talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron is set to enter the row on racism within English football by calling a Downing Street meeting to discuss the issue.
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Rudd assures Krishna on safety of Indian students
After the 20-minute-long meeting, Krishna expressed satisfaction over steps taken by Australia to stop attacks on Indian students.
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Racial firestorm: Obama hosts a beer meet
In an effort to douse down a racial firestorm, US President had a glass of beer with professor Henry Gates and police Sergeant.
