#Education in France

[historyguide]

Wheat Field with Cypresses by Vincent van Gogh.

[without-ado]

Kimia Yousofi of Afghanistan flips her bib after competing in the women's 100m preliminary round. Yousofi finished last but sent a message just by stepping on to the track, advocating for women in Afghanistan after fleeing the country to chase her Olympic dream, revealing a sign that read "education," "sport" and "our rights.".

REUTERS/Alina Smutko l SAINT-DENIS, France l Paris 2024

[reality-detective]

Candace Owens just announced that she has received evidence that French President Emmanuel Macron's "wife," Brigitte, is indeed a biological male.

Candace flew to France to meet with local journalists who'd been working on the story for years. Macron's team sent a legal threat to prevent the release of the interview, which is set to air later this month.

At face value, these claims may seem outlandish, but there are a lot of holes in Brigitte's story. 🤔

[ahmedtanboura]

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[blondebrainpowered]

Angélique Marguerite Le Boursier du Coudray (c. 1712 – 17 April 1794) spent twenty-five years traveling the towns of France, teaching obstetrics in an effort to share her extensive knowledge with poor country midwives. Madame Du Coudray invented the first life size obstetrical mannequin, or “The Machine”, for practicing mock births. Only one example of the original machine, patented in 1778, survived and is on display in the Musée Flaubert et d’histoire de la médecine in Rouen, France. It includes a life-size mannequin representing the lower part of the female body, a doll the size of a newborn baby, and various accessories demonstrating female anatomy, a seven-months fetus, twins, etc. Between 1760 and 1783, she traveled all over rural France, sharing her extensive knowledge with poor women. During this period, she is estimated to have taught in over forty French cities and rural towns and to have trained 4,000 students directly. She was also responsible for the training of 6,000 other women, who were taught directly by her former students. In addition, she taught about 500 surgeons and physicians, all of them men. In her thirty years of teaching she taught over 30,000 students. Through this educational effort Du Coudray became a national sensation and international symbol of French medical advancement.��Via Anonymous Works.

[zevranunderstander]

number #1 tactic that people use to not sound as racist as they are when they talk to black people: 'uhh so you AMERICANS need to stop pretending everything is about YOU. why should i know this im not from the us :/' (= is talking about like. a phenomenally internationally well-known black artist)

[worldhistorian1845]

Countries with the Most WW2 Aircraft

United States | Total: 324,750 Aircraft

USSR | Total: 157,261 Aircraft

United Kingdom | Total: 131,549 Aircraft

Germany | Total: 119,371

Japan | Total: 76,320 Aircraft

Italy | Total: 11,112 Aircraft

France | 5,276 Aircraft

[angelblvd444]

It should be considered a crime against humanity that tomorrow I'll have to get up at 6:30am to be at school 8am, then only get out of school at 5pm after 2 hours of pe and only get back home at 5:30pm just to end up having a shit ton of homework to do.

[smhalltheurlsaretaken]

Ah, yes, a country famously known for having Judaism as its state religion, FRANCE. Uber-secular, state-sponsored-atheism-enthusiast, Historically Catholic, ~30%Christian/~10%Muslim/<1% Jewish, home-of-the-Dreyfus-affair motherfucking FRANCE.

Y'all are so STUPID it goes beyond just hate.

(Also wtf is this wording on Wikipedia. How do you even write that and go 'that's a normal sentence.' )

[marcelskittels]

RICHARD CARAPAZ ‹ Tour de France 2024 - Stage 3 › 📸 by Dario Belingheri/Getty Images

[hjemne]

The French are so funny because instead of having art as a general category meaning a creation with beauty, they listened to Hegel about there only being 6 distinct categories of art, but then as the world develops people kept on going 'well THIS is artistic, but it's distinct from those other kinds of creative categories' and then adding new categories. Like, my guys, there is beauty to be found in all of mankind's creations. Give up on the number system. If you can get your head around the holy trinity being one god in three forms, you can also get your head around there just being ART despite its many forms. But they won't change because their govt and society are conservative and white supremacist and adding increasingly bizarre numbers of art forms to a Eurocentric and classical model is preferable to any form of fluidity and change in the culture

[cheezekennith]

Guys I did something cringe and not really funny tbh...

So I basically ruined the touhou 11 cast so...

And this is the last post and I am not posting touhou anymore

[stuartarthurblair]

Vive Le Tour!

[biologist4ever]

[mwagneto]

i wasn't made for multilingualism coz why did i say "no merci" and "es ist ok" within hours of each other. cmon spanish i know you're in there

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