A new voice arises for Jack the Ripper’s targets.…
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They were more than victims of London’s deadly Jack the Ripper. Everybody knows the story of Jack the Ripper, but a historian now has a fuller picture of these women’s lives—and of a Darwinistic London that valued them more dead than alive.
No, because they were struggling doesn’t mean their lives didn’t matter And no, Jack the Ripper was no legend. (One of the women, Mary Jane Kelly, depicted above.)
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A. A million
B. 12 million
C. 22 million
D. A billion
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Related: Nice shot! An orangutan’s hairy climb
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Shannon Brescher Shea, a family biking advocate and author, witnessed the transformation in her own child after he rode his bike. “We saw how incredibly helpful it was for his focus, emotional regulation, and ability to follow directions,” she says.
Learn why riding a bike can serve as a powerful mental health supercharge—and how to get your family to take advantage of it.
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