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The French president defended the teenager, named only as Mila, who received death threats and was forced out of her school after filming an anti-religious diatribe on social media.

The case has sparked a furious public debate in France, a strictly secular republic with a large Muslim population.

Her outburst sparked death threats and social media users posted her personal information online, including where she was attending school. »

(CNN) A University of Oklahoma professor has apologized after saying "OK, boomer" is the same as saying "n***er," the university's student newspaper.

The professor apologized in an email to students Tuesday evening, the OU Daily said.

"I realize the word was hurtful and infuses the racial divisions of our country, past and present," the professor wrote, according to the paper. »

They were also less likely to think they were good at science, felt less informed about science and felt less qualified to discuss science topics.

“The use of difficult, specialized words are a signal that tells people that they don’t belong,” Shulman said.

They read a paragraph about each of three science and technology topics: self-driving cars, surgical robots and 3D bio-printing. »

According to NOAA's Mauna Loa Observatory, an atmospheric baseline station in Hawaii, the daily average of CO2 levels on Feb. 10 was 416.08 parts per million.

In recent years, soaring rates of CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere have signaled that the world is not ambitiously addressing the climate crisis.

We have officially hit 416.08 ppm #CO2 in Earth’s atmosphere on February 10, 2020. »