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When people say they care about the planet but doesn't put in any effort to protect it.

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Females are considered more soft spoken than men.

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i watched a netflix documentary yesterday about how wealthy families were using their money to buy their kids ways into college, and I think thats absurd because wealthy families already have so much opportunities, they dont need to cheat their way in, just to take an opportunity away from someone who used the honest way in.

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Long gone are the days Lori Loughlin was simply everyone's favorite aunt in Full House. Now, the actress's name is more closely associated with the 2019 college admissions scandal that saw several wealthy parents, including a actors like Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, indicted by the FBI for bribing their children's way into elite universities. The scandal is the subject of a new Netflix feature-length documentary, Operation Varsity Blues, that hit the streaming service on March 17, two years after the news captured the public's attention and exposed the underbelly of the college admissions process-one which thrives on wealth inequality.

The documentary breaks down the mastermind behind the scandal, Rick Singer, through the lens of his wiretapped conversations (presented to viewers via reenactments) and how Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, got caught up in Singer's conspiracy, leading to their subsequent guilty plea.

While the press exhaustively tracked Loughlin's journey through the court system, she's mostly fallen out of headlines following her December 2020 release from jail. Here's where she is now, including her relationship with her children and her future career prospects.

Why wasn't Lori Loughlin in the Operation Varsity Blues documentary?

The filmmakers weren't able to get Loughlin or any other parents to speak on-camera. Writer and producer Jon Karmen explained in a Netflix release that he felt many denied requests because they wanted to "move on with their lives."

"I don't think they saw what they stood to gain by appearing in a film, especially because many were prominent individuals," he continued.

Though Karmen added that he understood why there was intense public interest in Loughlin's family and why they made sure to delve into their story in particular.

"Both Lori and Olivia [Jade, her daughter] are beloved public figures and I think people saw their association with this scandal as a betrayal of trust," he said, per Netflix's release. "There's an especially revealing interview we found where [Olivia] talks about wanting to drop out of high school and not go to college, but her parents wouldn't allow that because neither of them went to college and they wanted that for her. By showing little details like these, we hoped to give her family's story more nuance than the splashy headlines that came out in the early days of the scandal."

Ultimately, though, the filmmakers didn't restage any of the family's wiretapped calls because they didn't add enough to the overall film.

"Aside from the strangeness of having an actor playing a famous actor, we had to be very selective with the transcripts we chose to reenact," Karmen said. "In the end, we chose to depict the conversations we felt were the most dramatically interesting."

What charges did Lori Loughlin plead guilty to?

The initial indictment against the couple alleged they had offered $500,000 in an exchange for University of Southern California's admissions committee to accept both their daughters on the grounds of their athletic abilities (namely, as rowers). After their initial surrender to authorities in Los Angeles, in March 2019, Loughlin was given bail for $1 million. Both later rejected plea deals and pleaded not guilty; at one point they also moved to dismiss charges, to no avail.

Finally, on May 22, 2020, Loughlin pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud, and her husband pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud and honest services wire and mail fraud. In August 2020, Loughlin was sentenced to two months in prison while Giannulli was sentenced to five months. Loughlin was also given a $150,000 fine, two years of supervised release, and 100 hours of community service, per CNN. Giannulli faces a $250,000 fine, two years of supervised release, and 250 hours of community service.

Did Lori Loughlin serve jail time?

Yes. Loughlin served her sentence at a prison in Dublin, California, from October 30, 2020, to December 28, 2020. (She also reportedly also already paid off her fine.) According to Vanity Fair, she's now back at her $9.5 million "farmhouse."

Several reports previously surfaced of Loughlin's time behind bars. According to a source who spoke with People, the actress was "losing sleep" over the jail time and "was a little weepy on her first night there."

"But she pulled herself together quickly. Now she's resolved to finish her sentence with her head held high," the outlet reported. "She has not had any specific problems. No one is bullying her. The guards aren't treating her any differently than other inmates."

Though Us Weekly had conflicting reports, publishing a story on November 4 that the 56-year-old was a "wreck" during her first week in jail. A source also later told the outlet that the actress spent her free time there "reading books."

Giannulli reported to a federal prison in Lompoc, California, on November 19, 2020. In late January, he filed a petition to be released early because his COVID-sanctioned solitary confinement was placing "a significant toll on his mental, physical and emotional well-being," per court records obtained by NBC. The request was denied; he is still set to be released on April 17, 2021.

What is Lori Loughlin doing now?

In February 2021, Us Weekly got wind that Loughlin was on the precipe of completing her 100 hours of court-mandated community service.

"She's been working with children who have learning disabilities and has found it very fulfilling," the source told the outlet. Another source added that the actress was also spending time at Project Angel Food, "going above and beyond the hours that she is required to do."

Page Six even obtained photos of the actress doing community service in Los Angeles in early March. In the images, Loughlin can be seen wearing a mask, jeans, and a "California" sweatshirt, while helping hand out meals to those with disabilities.

What's Lori Loughin's relationship with her daughters now?

During an appearance on Red Table Talk in December Olivia Jade opened up about her parents and how she has forgiven them.

"I think what a lot of people don't understand is, my parents came of a place of, 'I love my kids. I just want to help my kids. Whatever is best for them. I've worked my whole life to provide for my family.' I think they thought it was normal," she explained.

But due to COVID-19 restricting jail visitation, the 21-year-old YouTube vlogger spent months without being able to speak to her mom or dad. "I'm super close with my parents, especially my mom," she said, adding, "She's like my best friend. So, it's definitely been really hard not being able to talk to her, but I know she's strong. I know it's a good reflection period."

People reported that upon Loughlin's release from jail she had a "tearful reunion" with her daughters, who she planned on spending New Year's Eve with. The actress's 20-year-marriage to Giannulli also seems to have withstood the scandal, with the outlet reporting that she is worried for her husband in jail but "can't wait to have him home."

What about Loughlin's career?

When news broke about Loughlin's involvement in the college scandal, the actress was dropped from all her major projects, including the fifth and final season of the Full House Netflix reboot, Fuller House, andHallmark Channel's When Calls the Heart.

A recent report from ET claimed that Loughlin was "excited to work again" but "concerned" about the documentary's effect on her job offers.

"Lori's been offered many opportunities to open up about what she has been through, but she can't seem to find the right words. She fears no matter what she says, people can't get past this," ET's source added. "At this point, she just wants to move forward and focus on the positive."

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Inside Lori Loughlin's Life After the College Admissions Scandal

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Long gone are the days Lori Loughlin was simply everyone's favorite aunt in Full House. Now, the actress's name is more closely associated with the 2019 college admissions scandal that saw several wealthy parents, including a actors like Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, indicted by the FBI for bribing their children's way into elite universities.

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A female driver is considered worse than a male driver.

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why are men made fun of for being a nurse? but it's likely that a woman can be one.

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I feel as if their are wrongs in society and they're not getting the recognition it needs. For example Lil Baby rapped about the differences between the Black & White and didn't get an award whether he was looking for one or not... The other songs in society didn't  do anything to change, help or make society better but the songs that had no absolute meaning received an award.
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It genuinely bothers me how society ranks "beauty" as fit and pretty people with eurocentric features. It's insane how many bullying cases are towards this issue, and yet still we go out of our ways to fit into this stereotype. Everyone is affected by the current beauty standards, but it heavily impacts girls and how unrealistic some of these standards are.

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I find it extremely absurd that society tends to assume and live up to the idea that only men can do this and that, not women, and vice versa. Why are women's abilities underestimated? Why do they ridicule men who put on make up? We have to stop segregating gender roles

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The inequality of women getting paid less than men.

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The inequality of women getting paid less than men.

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I think this is double standard because in society men are getting paid more for the same work/job than women are.

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dress codes are problematic because of the hypocrisy when it comes to what girls, and guys wear. a guy is able to wear whatever they want, while girls aren't able to wear, spaghetti straps because it "shows to much" and is considered a distraction, at times the dress code also puts girls against girls, someone can wear a tank top because they aren't as 'developed' as another girl who isn't allowed to wear tanks. all the dress code does is sexualize girls at a young age and make them insecure in their own bodies.

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I think that the CollegeBoard is acting irresponsibly by continuing to administer the SATs even as the pandemic is still going on. They hold so much power over the college admissions field that income plays a HUGE role in getting a good SAT score, and they call themselves "non-profit" when they rake in millions of dollars each year.

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the uniform/activists are absurd.

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I think it’s absurd on how certain people think that only males can play a specific sport. For example like basketball. No matter the gender I feel that anyone should be able to whatever sport they desire.

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I think that everyone is going to Miami as if COVID just diapered . Then they go back home and then spread anything they caught which might raise numbers in there town.

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Miami Beach, Overwhelmed by Spring Break, Extends Emergency Curfew (Published 2021)

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The city has been criticized for its enforcement of the curfew in South Beach over the weekend, when the police used pepper balls to try to disperse crowds.

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Certain hair style are seen as "unprofessional" if one group of people wear it but then are seen as "trendy" if another group wears it

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Certain hair style are seen as "unprofessional" if one group of people wear it but then are seen as "trendy" if another group wears it

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It's absurd that the messaging on young boys' clothing is about power and science and bravery, but on girls' clothing its about being sweet and nice and pretty.