Soyou

So

SoYou know, for his point of view, he'll want to keep that carrying on.

You know, he'll be aware that, you know, one result at Celtic Park could undo all the sort of good work that they've done in this last couple of weeks.

So, um, uh, it's, it's a huge game, as I say.

Um, so

soYou know, I think part of how we break through that logjam of, you know, how do we do really deep transformation in a way that's gonna bring people along is the model of what has been called the Green New Deal or the Global Green New Deal, um, which is fighting economic injustice, which at the same time as it's lowering emissions.

Um, and, you know, it is, you know, it, it, it is challenging fundamental capitalist logics because as you're building out this green infrastructure, you really do need to rapidly wind down, uh, the fossil fuel infrastructure.

Um, and, um, the only way that that's gonna happen is if you-- is, is if labor is at the center, um, if you're fighting for, um, union jobs with the same benefits, and this is, you know, ways that the c- climate movement, I think, has de-centered labor in a way that is just really untenable.

A beloved K-pop idol revealed that she is currently gaining weight and divulged the heartbreaking reason why she stopped dieting.

On August 24, a video titled, quote, "Everything Revealed About Soyou's First Health Checkup Results After Losing 20 KG" was uploaded by Sistar's Soyou.

In the video, Soyou appeared curious, saying she was getting a health checkup for the first time in two years and wondered if the rapid weight loss had caused any changes to her body.

After changing clothes, Soyou began the checkup in earnest.

Her weight was about 51.4 kg.

She expressed surprise, saying she had lost too much muscle.

In particular, Soyou mentioned the recent loss of her father and explained, quote, "I'm not following any diet right now.

After what happened with my father recently, people around me kept telling me to eat whenever they saw me, so my stomach stretched during that time.

And what I really, what I really love and wanna touch on, too, is so

soYou have this, this, this sort of story about how a lot of artists come from trauma, and yours actually, your success story, if you will, comes from actually just deep unconditional love, which is rare.

And it gave you, the word I like that I pulled from it was audacity.

Because then after Northwestern, or perhaps during or after in the book, we watch you get rejected a lot.