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3 ways Google fought racial inequality and 3 ways it failed to

Source: Android Central 2020 was a difficult year for more than one reason. The COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the world while issues around racial inequality seemed to come to a head. As one of the largest tech companies in the world, Google has put a lot of time and effort into adjusting its apps, services, and business to accommodate for the global pandemic, but how has Google taken the time to accommodate for racial inequality? Black History Month may have ended for this year, but racial issues have long existed and will continue to exist for some time, so we ve taken a moment to look at the ways that Google has both helped and hurt the cause.

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Haringey restores Highgate s Victorian pineapple railings | Hampstead Highgate Express

Will Durrant Restored railings in North Hill - Credit: Polly Hancock Victorian railings in North Hill, Highgate have been repaired and restored by Haringey Council. The railings are topped with pine cones – known locally as pineapples – were made between 1853 and 1894 by Hill & Smith, whose stamp was found while the work was being done. Highgate Society vice-president Michael Hammerson said the restoration is significant because the railings are “as much a part of the local heritage as our listed buildings, which everyone can enjoy”. He said: “They look much more attractive and elegant than most modern street furniture, which is utilitarian, standardised everywhere and provides no focus of interest for local people.”

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Amid record snow, Texas scrambles to reconfigure Ash Wednesday

Amid record snow, Texas scrambles to reconfigure Ash Wednesday Feb 17, 2021 national correspondent Vehicles drive on snow and sleet covered roads Monday, Feb. 15, 2021, in Spring, Texas. A winter storm dropping snow and ice sent temperatures plunging across the southern Plains, prompting a power emergency in Texas a day after conditions canceled flights and impacted traffic across large swaths of the U.S. (Credit: David J Phillip/AP). Parishes across the state of Texas have canceled Ash Wednesday masses amidst a winter storm that’s left over three million people without power and brought record low temperatures all week. NEW YORK– Parishes across the state of Texas have canceled Ash Wednesday Masses amid a winter storm that’s left over three million people without power and brought record low temperatures all week.

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Beavers return to Dorset for the first time in 400 years

Beavers have been reintroduced to Dorset for the first time in 400 years, a wildlife trust has revealed. A pair of adult male and female beavers were introduced into an enclosure in the west of Dorset on Monday. The pair will live in a large area of freshwater habitat not accessible to the public which can be continually monitored by wildlife experts. Rivers conservation officer Steve Oliver said welcoming beavers back to the county was fantastic . He said besides being magnificent creatures in their own right they were extra special because their engineering activities have the potential to bring even more life to a landscape and enable other species to flourish .

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