A Touch of Southern Grace : February 2017

Southern Living Idea House 2020

Review: 'Working Woman' by award-winning singer, songwriter Grace Pettis, out May 7, 2021 via MPress Records, by Martine Ehrenclou

Review 'Working Woman' by Grace Pettis

On a bluff overlooking the Ohio River, our 2021 Idea House in Louisville, Kentucky, shows off the pastoral beauty of the Bluegrass State. Find inspiration around every corner in our new-old home.

2021 Idea House: Our Picturesque Kentucky Home

Rustic Grace Estate - Venue - Van Alstyne, TX - WeddingWire

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Soak up the best of the South on every page of Southern Living. Enjoy endless inspiration from homes that inspire you, charming must-visit destinations, and cozy comfort foods. You’ll also get guides for decorating and hosting through every season, soulful heartwarming stories, and tips, tricks, and recipes from our Southern Living Test kitchen!

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About Me - Homemade Wanderlust

North Lake Tahoe Snow Impact, Infant Formula Shortage Study

East Nashville, Nashville, TN Luxury Homes, Mansions & High End Real Estate for Sale

Padres' Seidler fuels new push on homelessness — by day and dark of night - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Decorator Fran Keenan fills a new build in Homewood, Alabama, with touches she has borrowed from the past.

See How This Designer Fills A New Home With Her Favorite Old-House Moves

From floral designers to planners and photographers, a list of talented Black professionals and business owners in the wedding industry.

150+ Black-Owned Wedding Businesses to Support

Jerez council has called on the city's motorbike events to stop “sexist” practice of using hostesses

Grid girls at Spanish MotoGP: Spain's paddock girls: a touch of glamor or “hypersexualized”?, Spain

The 72-page report “‘Our Lives are Like Death’: Syrian Refugee Returns from Lebanon and Jordan ,” found that Syria is not safe for return. Among 65 returnees or family members interviewed, Human Rights Watch documented 21 cases of arrest and arbitrary detention, 13 cases of torture, 3 kidnappings, 5 extrajudicial killings, 17 enforced disappearances and 1 case of alleged sexual violence.

Our Lives Are Like Death”: Syrian Refugee Returns from Lebanon and Jordan

The 211-page report, “This Is Why We Became Activists: Violence Against Lesbian, Bisexual, and Queer Women and Non-binary People,” is a groundbreaking investigation into violence and discrimination in 26 countries. Human Rights Watch looked beyond the criminalization of same-sex conduct to analyze how sexist, patriarchal legal regimes such as male guardianship, unequal inheritance laws, and discrimination against single women violate LBQ+ people’s rights and leave them at a significant disadvantage in virtually very aspect of their lives. In addition to physical and sexual violence from family members, security forces, and others, LBQ+ people face discrimination at work, in land and property rights, fertility services, migration and resettlement, and unequal access to justice.

This Is Why We Became Activists”: Violence Against Lesbian, Bisexual, and Queer Women and Non-Binary People