The Daily Populous

Sunday August 25th, 2024 morning edition

image for Dora Richter: Lebensabend einer Pionierin der trans* Geschichte

Vor einem Jahr fragte rbb|24, was aus Dora Richter wurde – der ersten Person, die eine Geschlechtsangleichung erfuhr.

"Über die Personen der frühen trans* Geschichte gibt es hier und da ein Buch und ein paar Wikipedia-Einträge.

Auf diese Weise hat sie die wahrscheinlich letzte Adresse von Dora Richter in Berlin ausfindig gemacht.

Im Zweiten Weltkrieg wurden in der Straße einige Gebäude durch Fliegerbomben gesprengt oder in Brand gesteckt.

Dora Richter war die erste Person, die eine vollständige Geschlechtsangleichung erfahren hat.

Den Antrag dafür hatte Dora bereits viele Jahre zuvor in den Blick genommen, als sie noch in der Beethovenstraße arbeitete.

Überstand zwei große Kriege, die Umwürfe und Repressionen dazwischen sowie die Spanische Grippe, die Vertreibung aus ihrer Heimat, dazu revolutionäre Operationen. »

Founder and CEO of Telegram arrested at French airport on multiple charges

Authored by m.jpost.com

Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the messaging service, Telegram, was arrested as he disembarked his private jet on the tarmac at Le Bourget airport, Paris, the French channel TF1 reported on Saturday.

Durov, 39, was said to have been arrested at 8pm French time, having flown in from Azerbaijan.

"On [Telegram], he allowed an incalculable number of offenses and crimes to be committed, which he did nothing to moderate.". »

Oklahoma revokes license of teacher who gave class QR code to Brooklyn library in book-ban protest

Authored by apnews.com

“I will not apologize for sharing publicly available information about library access with my students,” the former teacher posted on X.

“My livelihood will never be as important as someone’s life or right to read what they want.”.

Brady Henderson, Boismier’s attorney, and the office of Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters did not immediately respond to phone messages seeking comment Friday. »

Ottawa Illinois high school sends students home due to ‘shortage’ of lunch workers – NBC Chicago

Authored by nbcchicago.com

A suburban Chicago school district will send students home early for the second day in a row due to a "shortage" of food service workers.

According to the school's calendar, Ottawa Township High School went back in session for the 2024/2025 school year Aug. 8, with a 2:05 p.m. dismissal through Aug. 21.

The Illinois high school is located in LaSalle County, approximately 85 miles southwest of Chicago. »