Artists and musicians who call out injustice see standing up for the oppressed as a moral obligation. Evidence suggests, however, that celebrities change few minds—or not in the way they intended https://t.co/j7FXyJrxkl ...

Artists and musicians who call out injustice see standing up for the oppressed as a moral obligation. Evidence suggests, however, that celebrities change few minds—or not in the way they intended https://t.co/HUlKqx358F ...

[Music] [Applause] As I stand on this stage, give me one moment of your time. Take five seconds in your head and list the top three causes which seem the most urgent to you. The ones that feel the most pressing, the most immediate.Have you listed them. Good. Was racial justice on the list for you.What about climate justice or gender justice. And to that I acknowledge how important it is to recognize that there are social issues. There is oppression which needs to be addressed urgently.But I also recognize t ...

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[Music] [Music] [Applause] What if I told you that every limitation you have ever felt in your life is just a construct of your mind. that you're just limited in your mind based upon social limitations, historical limitations and your personal biases. That in reality there are no limitations.There was a time that people were not allowed to vote based upon their color, based upon their color and their gender. That changed not because law changed. Law was made because somebody decided they have to push beyond ...

I'm back now with Rachel Laurier. She is the author of the brand new book, Black Capitalists, a blueprint for what is possible. Rachel, I just want to start with the concept black capitalism.Talk to me about that. I think that there is a visceral reaction that some people have to just the idea before they even explore it. So, walk us through that to begin.Yeah. So, it's the case that race makes a difference in how we participate in capitalism. And that difference really teaches us how we can create a more e ...

RT PeterSweden (@PeterSweden7)UNREALTwo men have been jailed for gangr*ping a 14 year old girl in Britain - They got 30 months prison.Meanwhile a mother who posted an offensive social media post and quickly delete it - She got 31 months prison. ...

[Musique] Je suis le bâtard, cette noirâtre violé. Je suis le fruit du péché entre maître et sa prétendue traîner. Yana était son nom. Chaque soir, je l'ai en train de crier. Le cri de plaisir d'une catin est soupçonné. Un jour dans le champ, son petit frère l'entendit. Il tenta de s'interposer, mais ce jour il y perdit la vie. [Musique] Et la tristesse m'envahit depuis que la justice a été vendu sur une estrade pour une question de prix. Aujourd'hui, toujours encore esclave d'une histoire itérative, je sui ...

[Musique] Imaginez une maison. Vous passez la porte sur le lit. Une femme est allongée à moitié nue.Son corps est huméfié. Son regard est vide. Elle repense à ce qui vient de lui arriver.Cette femme, ça peut-être n'importe quelle femme, une voisine, une amie, une sœur, une fille ou encore une mère. Cette femme vient de se faire violer par un proche. Elle s'appelle Émilie.Si nous étions dans une série policière, vous verriez les girophares des voitures de police approchées, les agents de police piétineraient ...

The most common phrase I hear at school assemblies or family gathering is our children are our future. But what happens if that future becomes threatened from within. What if the very children we are upholding are the ones slaughtering our futures instead because of a justice system unable to hold them accountable.If the juvenile system doesn't change, we're not protecting the future. We're sentencing it. I remember hearing about a case not too long ago.An average teenage boy, ordinary and plain, seen by no ...