Aman Kang
@amankang.bsky.social
Archaeologist pursuing a PhD at the University of Cambridge
ZooMS | Zooarchaeology | Palaeolithic | Human Evolution | 🇦🇺
ZooMS | Zooarchaeology | Palaeolithic | Human Evolution | 🇦🇺
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Man arrested over ‘racially motivated’ rape of woman in West Midlands
Man arrested over ‘racially motivated’ rape of woman in West Midlands
British-born Sikh woman in her 20s tells police a racist remark was made during assault in Oldbury
A man has been arrested after a Sikh woman said she had been left “deeply affected” by what police are treating as a racially motivated rape in the West Midlands.
The woman, described as a British-born Sikh in her 20s, told police a racist remark was made to her during the assault in the Tame Road area of Oldbury on Tuesday morning. Continue reading...
www.theguardian.com
September 14, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Man arrested over ‘racially motivated’ rape of woman in West Midlands
Reposted by Aman Kang
Happy International Women's Day! Despite the efforts, while much more women enter scientific fields, due to numerous factors, few manage to remain in the field or secure senior positions. Support your coworkers, call out harmful systemic behaviour. 😘
March 8, 2025 at 12:24 PM
Happy International Women's Day! Despite the efforts, while much more women enter scientific fields, due to numerous factors, few manage to remain in the field or secure senior positions. Support your coworkers, call out harmful systemic behaviour. 😘
Reposted by Aman Kang
The problem with this headline is that it posits humanity only existing in a European context...as if there weren't humans already living and continuing to live in Africa prior to and after this period regardless of their interactions with Neandertals and other out of Africa populations
Humans may not have survived without Neanderthals
“In fact, Neanderthal genes may have been crucial to our success by protecting us from new diseases we hadn't previously encountered.”
www.bbc.com/news/article...
“In fact, Neanderthal genes may have been crucial to our success by protecting us from new diseases we hadn't previously encountered.”
www.bbc.com/news/article...
Humans may not have survived without Neanderthals
A new DNA analysis has shown that the arrival of modern humans from Africa was far from smooth.
www.bbc.com
December 13, 2024 at 2:23 PM
The problem with this headline is that it posits humanity only existing in a European context...as if there weren't humans already living and continuing to live in Africa prior to and after this period regardless of their interactions with Neandertals and other out of Africa populations