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Frank M

Frank M

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Host, Esperanza 7

México

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feminism, Women Cantors preserving Jewish history music and life, IsraelJewish music, post Holocaust lessons American Judaism, Spiritual Music cantorial traditions, Elie Wiesel

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Business, Finance, Markets and Economics

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Total articles 3

  • Maroon Rice Genomic Diversity Reflects 350 Years of Colonial History

    By van de Loosdrecht, Frank M, van Velzen, Tjoe Awie| Oxford Academic Verified Marronage, the temporary or permanent escape from slavery, was a widespread act of resistance against the plantation economies in the Americas during colonial times (∼1526 to 1867). Today, Maroon communities exist in Suriname and French Guiana, accounting for c. 239,000 people, divided into six distinct groups (Price 2018). Maroon farmers, almost all of them women, grow various staple crops using shifting cultivation.

    By van de Loosdrecht, Frank M, van Velzen, Tjoe Awie · Oxford Academic

    Oct. 27, 2024

  • Wakey Internet Announces Price Reductions on Popular Internet Plans to Enhance Accessibility and Affordability

    By Frank M| EIN News@ Wakey Internet Announces Price Reductions on Popular Internet Plans to Enhance Accessibility and Affordability VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA, September 24, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Wakey Internet, a leading provider of affordable, no-contract, unlimited internet services in BC, is pleased to announce a significant reduction in the prices of two of its most popular internet plans.

    By Frank M · EIN News

    Sep. 24, 2024

  • Maroon Rice Genomic Diversity Reflects 350 Years of Colonial History

    By van de Loosdrecht, Frank M, van Velzen, Tjoe Awie| Oxford Academic Verified Marronage, the temporary or permanent escape from slavery, was a widespread act of resistance against the plantation economies in the Americas during colonial times (∼1526 to 1867). Today, Maroon communities exist in Suriname and French Guiana, accounting for c. 239,000 people, divided into six distinct groups (Price 2018). Maroon farmers, almost all of them women, grow various staple crops using shifting cultivation.

    By van de Loosdrecht, Frank M, van Velzen, Tjoe Awie · Oxford Academic

    Oct. 27, 2024

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Esperanza 7

Rio Grande City, Texas, United States

+1 956-665-5301