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Gender news — August 23, 2026

Publications tagged with Gender published on August 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

17 publications

  1. SocietyPublic HealthGenderJustice

    Overlooked Signs in Teen Girls: Expert Advice from Dr. Willough Jenkins

    Dr. Willough Jenkins, a child psychiatrist, shared with Newsweek seven signs in teen girls that often go unnoticed by parents. These signs include changes in mood, sleep patterns, and academic performance, among others. Jenkins emphasizes the importance of paying attention to these subtle changes and encourages parents to engage in open communication with their teens.
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  2. SocietyGender

    Alonso Grimaldo Denies Relationship with Curwen, Clarifies Meeting with Carla Campos-Salazar

    Alonso Grimaldo, caught on camera with Carla Campos-Salazar, Curwen's partner, has spoken out to deny any relationship with Curwen. In interviews with Cardio Social, Grimaldo stated that he does not know Curwen and only knows Carla Campos-Salazar, with whom he has been friends for about two years. Grimaldo confirmed that he has not met Curwen and that the nickname 'Grimmy' used by Magaly TV was misspelled. He also clarified that he did not meet Carla when she traveled to Argentina, as their trips did not coincide. Grimaldo's statements contradicted Curwen's initial claims that he knew Grimaldo and identified him as a friend of his partner.
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  3. SocietyGenderAgingAddiction

    Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Discourages Daughter from Attending Harvard

    Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sparked a social media frenzy when he advised his daughter not to attend Harvard University, citing concerns about left-wing indoctrination. In a video from the Department of Transportation's YouTube series 'The Great American Road Trip', Duffy and his daughter Paloma discuss her college plans. Paloma expresses interest in Harvard, but Duffy questions whether she would push to attend if accepted. He then reveals that he and his wife would say no, as they fear Harvard would 'corrupt her mind'. The internet reacted strongly, with some praising Duffy's stance and others criticizing it. Paloma ultimately decided not to attend Harvard and will instead go to the University of Chicago.
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  4. CultureCentral AsiaGenderAddiction

    Melissa Gilbert Calls for Child Star Protection After Hayden Panettiere's Death

    Melissa Gilbert, former child star and 'Little House on the Prairie' actress, has expressed concern over the recent deaths of former child actors Hayden Panettiere, Michelle Trachtenberg, and Daveigh Chase. Gilbert advocates for better protection and 'mitigation of exploitation' of child stars in Hollywood, citing Panettiere's death as a catalyst for change. She believes something is 'very, very wrong' with the current system.
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  13. SocietyPublic HealthHealthcareGender

    Demonstration in Dublin for Skyclarys Funding

    Hundreds gathered in Dublin city centre to protest, calling on the HSE to approve reimbursement for Skyclarys, a drug used to treat Friedreich's Ataxia. The demonstration was a final appeal before the HSE's decision on funding the treatment, which is described as life-changing by patients. Around 200 people living with the neuromuscular condition in Ireland attended the event.
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  14. SocietyMiddle EastGenderFood

    Family of Three Dies After Argument Over Mobile Phone

    A tragic incident occurred in Maharashtra, India, where a family of three lost their lives following an argument over a mobile phone. A 19-year-old boy, reportedly demanding an iPhone, threatened suicide by standing on the edge of a cliff. His father attempted to save him but both fell, followed by the boy's mother who jumped after witnessing the tragedy. The incident took place in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, also known as Sambhajinagar.
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  15. SocietyLocal GovGender

    Baby Cancelled Post Sparks Debate on 'S- -t' Fathers

    A controversial social media post, featuring a 'Baby Cancelled' birth announcement, has sparked debate about 's- -t' fathers. The post, which went viral, read 'Due date was April 14, 2027. Mommy changed her mind. Daddy wasn’t s- -t.' It has been widely discussed and shared, with some expressing support for the mother's decision and others criticizing the use of the term 's- -t' fathers.
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  17. CultureEuropeUnited KingdomGender

    Silvia Pérez Cruz to Perform Free Concert in Havana Amidst Crisis

    Spanish singer Silvia Pérez Cruz will give a free concert in Havana's San Francisco el Nuevo church this Sunday, August 23. Despite Cuba's current crisis, marked by frequent blackouts, Cruz considers this the most important show of her tour. Accompanied by her trio, she will perform songs from her latest album 'Oral_Abisal' and other symbolic tracks. Cruz has a personal connection to Cuba, inspired by her father's love for Cuban music and their shared experiences on the island.
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