Podcast appearances and mentions of george flyod

David and Jalen return to the podcast space after a hiatus.  The fellas give the listeners a glimpse into life since the last podcast episode going over major life events and some of the mental hurdles they have had to overcome. The dynamic duo then goes into their outlook on the presidency over the next four years and how Trump has rolled back DEI programs. They jump head first into how most of these companies' DEI programs were simply smoke and mirrors in the first place or a big PR push responding to George Flyod's untimely death. The team then goes into Deep Seek and the state of the current Artificial intelligence market.  The crew then moves onto the last topic of the episode concluding with how Trump's Tariffs will impact the lives of everyday Americans.  Key Points 00:37 - Intro 11:37 - How working is helping us become better leaders 14:31 - How Trump's 2nd term will impact us  19:00 - Death of DEI 33:52 - The AI Wars  54:15 - How Tariffs Will Impact Your Wallet Leave Us A 5 Star Rating & Review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Click Here For Resources Keep Up With the Guest Keep Up With the Hosts David Bellard  https://instagram.com/david_bellard https://twitter.com/daviddagoliath_ Jalen Clark  https://instagram.com/_jclark06 https://twitter.com/jefeklap Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mark Thompson and Laila Muhammad fill in for Gary and Shannon. Mark and Laila talk about the latest news including Texas' severe storm, the DOJ finding unlawful policing at the time of George Flyod's death, Japan changing a century old law and a global hack affecting millions of Americans.

Clara et Julie, du collectif Matsuda, auteur du livre « Abolir la police : échos des Etats-Unis », étaient #AuPoste ce matin. Avec elles, on a examiné comment, à partir du meurtre de George Flyod, le mouvement abolitionniste a (re)pris de la vigueur outre-Atlantique : quand il ne s'agit plus de dénoncer les dérives de l'institution policière, mais de questionner son existence même. Elles ont expliqué comment, selon elle, vivre sans police, et avec une justice transformatrice, pourrait être possible. Et comment ? Le tchat fut enflammé comme jamais. Un sacré débat, de deux heures denses, où il était aussi question de « réforme impossible », de police-partout jusque dans le champ culturel, et des passerelles (pas toujours évidentes) entre les situations en France et aux Etats-Unis. A revoir dès maintenant.

Tom Verni is a retired NYPD Detective and contributor on CNN, FOX News, NBC, ABC & the BBC. Mark and Tom discuss how bail reform has damaged the criminal justice system. They also discuss the NYPD Gay Officers Action League getting disinvited to march in the NYC Pride Parade fooling the death of George Flyod. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Welcome back, to That's On Point! Your weekly test of the Emergency Podcast System. Here is a clip from the last podcast. Today we discuss Biden attempting to compare George Flyod to Martin Luther King Jr in a spectacular failure or a Press conference.Website - https://www.thatsonpoint.info Follow Us On;Bitchute-https://www.bitchute.com/channel/8SXcz1rqDyu7/YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRNHroldv9kuaatarS7uclAMinds-https://www.minds.com/thatsonpoint/ToP Clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_fZ4JhHN05YLijsdmkYSQ/Paler:https://parler.com/profile/DocComeauSupport Us On;Subscribe Star-https://www.subscribestar.com/that-s-on-pointPatreon-https://www.patreon.com/ThatsOnPoint?fan_landing=tru

AKP iktidarı, medyanın yüzde 95'ini kontrol edecek güce ulaşmasına rağmen gazetecilerle ve gazetecilikle hesabını kapatmış değil. Gazeteciler uzunca bir dönemdir iktidarın hedefinde ve gözaltılar, tutuklamalar, hapis ve para cezaları gibi akla gelebilecek her yöntemle sindirilmeye çalışılıyor. Son olarak polisin bir eylemde AFP fotomuhabiri Bülent Kılıç'ı dizleriyle boğazına bastırarak George Flyod usulü gözaltına alması "nefes alamayan" gazeteciliğin simgesi oldu.Faruk Eren, Söz programında Evrensel gazetesi Genel Yayın Yönetmeni Fatih Polat ile bütün yönleriyle gazetecilere yönelik saldırıları konuşuyor.

Paul Mooney once did an interview entitled "Too Black for Hollywood". It is a funny piece in the usual Mooney style, but it also touches on how his style of comedy was never really accepted by the vast majority of people. Mooney was able to make a career for himself and lived comfortably for most of his life, but this was largely because he remained true to his roots, never really opting to spend large amounts of money outside of the black community. He lived in black neighborhoods and spent his money their his whole life. He also went into great detail about how most black entertainers simply do not do this, how the first thing minority entertainers do is abandon the communities they grow up in. These minority entertainers boast about how they came from nothing and made themselves into something. The "nothing" they refer to coming from is a just another cheap shot directed at poor people. In the minds of minority celebrities, not getting paid millions of dollars means that you are a loser; they are just like Donald Trump in that sense and it should come as no surprise that so many of them were willing to abandon poor people of color all because Trump threw them some damn tax breaks. I will never forget that. I will not allow people to forget that these fake ass "pro black" celebrities sucked the dick of a white man so they could make more money, and leave people like me to rot in poverty. I have no love for traitors. These minority celebrities are always the first ones to hop on every movement created by black people, not because they agree with the movement, but because they want to profit off of it. And minority celebrities have profited greatly from the struggle of poor minorities who look just like them and have the same talent as them, but just were not chose by white producers. Because these minority celebrities are chosen by white establishment racists, nothing they say can really be trusted. You have no way of knowing how sincere any of these people are when they say something on twitter or youtube. They could just be telling a lies. If you go by their actions, you will see that these people have done nothing apart from making phony speeches about equality, while allowing the same racist casting in their industry to continue. But they were perfectly okay with benefiting financially from the the George Flyod death, which received widespread political coverage. There were all kinds of interviews with rich black people and other minority entertainers when Flyod was murdered, all of a sudden these rich people who did everything they could to get away from the black community, living in white neighborhoods like those found in Beverly Hills and the Midwest, remembered where they came from. But up until that point all they did was make fun of people like me and deny us jobs just like their white owners. The reason this changed was not, as they like to claim, the violent death of George Flyod; the real reason they "cared" about black people again was because they wanted even more money than they already had. At the time of Flyod's death and the early protesting that occurred, white America was mostly on the side of Black Lives Matter. And wherever there are white people, you will find minority celebrities trying to make money. Why? Because the people who bring you minority entertainment are mostly white, about eighty-three percent of theater producers and writers are white and white actors compose sixty-six percent of every cast. A bunch of minority entertainers, all of them wealthy, fired off a letter to the theatre community about its lack of people of color onstage about a year ago today. Nothing has came of that letter; nothing has changed. No one is really fighting for people like me in the entertainment industry, aside from myself that is. No celebrity can understand the pain rejection and despair. They have their wealth and fame to always fall back on. Spare me the act; none of y'all really care about us. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

The only word that comes to mind when I think of the case of Ronald Greene is "tragedy". It is tragic for so many reasons: tragic because of the fear he must have felt, tragic to see another black man beaten like a dog in the street (worse than a dog in the street; we all know cops love dogs more than black people), tragic because this god fearing man was treated like a common criminal even though he followed the appropriate christian social cues (no love for thy neighbor is the white christian blue lives matter lexicon), but most of all it is tragic because it has given the media a chance to pretend it actually cares again. It is almost painful watching these high salaried intellectuals attempt to feign interest in the matter of the black American populous. What do they know about it? The cops are not coming to their news studios with SWAT teams; they are protected because they are a part of the establishment. They are on television everyday, telling you that congress is going to beat the republicans this time, wondering how much further they can stretch that lie until their ratings take a plunge. Am I saying that media gets paid off by political interest? Perhaps. It would not be all that shocking to me if it had come to that; the news is so plain Jane these days that it would not surprise me one bit. I have also seen documentaries, some of them very well done, exposing the clash between corporate media companies and their sponsors; often times such reports leak after solid investigative reporters do a shocking report on a particular sponsor of their network. The exposed corporation then threatens to pull out their cash unless the reports are silenced. The network, scared like a bunch of little babies about losing a few viewers from their already massive followings, kills the report, generally causing the investigative reporter to resign (sometimes willingly and sometimes not). Though, the aforementioned scenario makes for great documentaries, I would much rather my news station opt for exposing the truth. What is it exactly that they are supposed to do aside from telling the truth? Are we watching the news for the witty banter? Because if that is the case these lame reporters should be filed under daytime television. The New York Times recently wrote an article entitled, "Four Ways the United States Has Changed Since George Flyod's Death". Now, after a long day of watching people mock George Flyod on the one year anniversary of his death, you may understand how I would be a bit irritated. Any comment sections beneath a video about Flyod is full of comments that basically say he deserved to die a horrible death. That is how many Americans feel. How many Americans feel this way? Well, if you look at the data, you will see it is the exact same amount of people that thought he should have died in the street like a dog a year ago. So, literally nothing has changed. Nothing. Where do such reports even originate? In the land of rainbows and puppy dogs perhaps. Who knows? The human mind is quite funny; it tends to wrap things up in neat little packages when it tires of them, maybe apply a fresh coat of paint here and there. But that does not fix any problems and, of course, this is the point. When the media comes in and attempts to pretty up the neglect for black humanity in this country it is my job to call that out. Why? Because of my child. Because I want him to at least see me stand up for myself. It is the least I can do for him. So what if it offends you or anyone else? It's not about you or anyone else. Of course you are tired of hearing about black people. That was always expected. What am I to do? Discard my convictions for your comfort? I cannot. I will not. What happened to Ronald Greene was not unforgivable. You just cannot say, "well, I'll get over it" to something like that, not after seeing the tape. I still feel the same way I always have about abuse of power as I always have as well. I despise it even still. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

On this episode, we sit down with Emmy Award-Winning NFL Network Producer; Chelsea Stark Jones. Join us as we discover the inspiration behind  her latest series “Say Their Stories”. We flip the script on Chelsea and put her in charge of handing out awards to NFL players she has worked with in the past. During our segment “Legit or Gotta Quit”, we tackle all the myths in sports media including topics such as attractiveness equaling success. The anniversary of the death of George Flyod featured a deadly incident that sparks a discussion on “Black on Black Crime”. Lastly, a listener writes in to address having a wandering eye in a relationship.

Pada satu tahun peringatan kematian George Flyod, anggota Kongres AS gagal meloloskan RUU reformasi kepolisian yang menyeluruh. Sementara di Indonesia, seperti apa polemik di tubuh PDI-Perjuangan menjelang Pemilihan Presiden tahun 2024?

Just because you're not committing violent acts of racism doesn't mean you aren't responsible for the persistence of racism.Many think racism is only aggressive hateful acts done directly to races opposite their own.But any action that projects inferiority onto another, makes suspicious assumptions, casts blanket statements, or believes/acts from a place of hate, all based on someone's race, is racism.Think back to the last time someone said or did something that was even slightly racist. What did you do?Plenty of times we've found ourselves in that situation & out of fear of disrupting the flow of the moment, causing a scene, or whatever the reason is, we don't say anything.That's a bystander. That's not who we're called to be.In our conversation today, we talk with Derrick Sier about 4 ways to not be a bystander.CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL CONVERSATION WITH DERRICK SIERMentioned in the EpisodeConnect with DerrickInvite Derrick to Share with Your Team ---If you like what you hear, please leave a review! Also, feel free to shoot us an e-mail at info@paradigmshiftleadership.com & tell us how we can better serve you and your team through this podcast.If there's any way that we can serve your team through leadership training, keynotes, camps, workshops, GEAR-UP, TRIO, or whatever your need may be, head over to paradigmshiftpro.com!The Good Leader Podcast is produced by Josh Kluge and co-engineered by Josh Kluge & Carson Diddens in Nashville, TN.

What are you doing as a leader to engage with the topic of racial reconciliation?It's been a year since the murder that ignited the prevalence of this conversation around the world.When you look back on the things you set out to implement or accomplish around racial reconciliation did you accomplish them or did those things fade away?For many, this is a huge topic and there's a lot of fear associated with saying something wrong or not knowing what to say at all.If that's you, you're not alone.In our conversation today, we share part 1 of our interview with Derrick Sier where he talks about the importance of creating spaces for people to share their ignorance & taking the initiative to build relationships.CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL CONVERSATION WITH DERRICK SIER---If you like what you hear, please leave a review! Also, feel free to shoot us an e-mail at info@paradigmshiftleadership.com & tell us how we can better serve you and your team through this podcast.If there's any way that we can serve your team through leadership training, keynotes, camps, workshops, GEAR-UP, TRIO, or whatever your need may be, head over to paradigmshiftpro.com!The Good Leader Podcast is produced by Josh Kluge and co-engineered by Josh Kluge & Carson Diddens in Nashville, TN.

A possible appeal may be filed on behalf of Chauvin in the George Flyod murder trial because a juror was a BLM supporter and failed to disclose it. 

Falei sobre a condenação do responsável pelo homicídio de George Flyod, e sobre o ativismo performativo dando alguns nomes de influencers que já o fizeram, para que o parem de fazer assumindo uma "responsabilidade social" pelo que dizem. Expliquei em que consiste a Rape Culture e como podemos erradicar, ou seja alterando alguns comportamentos que dei como exemplo. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beatriz-mendes643/message

Noah Green committed the cowardly act of murder in recent days. By doing so he has drawn the attention of many seemingly well-meaning conservatives, who now, after failing to mind the storming of our own government, are calling for democrats to denounce the Nation Of Islam, a racist organization that has been infecting the political stability of our nation for decades. Of course democrats have denounced the Nation of Islam numerous times, only to then be scrutinized by republicans for being racist against black conservatives. The point is that, whenever you attempt to legitimately criticize a conservative institution, all of a sudden the liberal is the one who is at fault. This is what bullies do. A bully will walk into your beautiful garden, tear up the flowers, eat the strawberries, set the lemon tree on fire, and then blame you for not telling anyone about it as soon as the authorities arrive. Bullies always find a way to blame the victim of their transgressions. And so I do not care what apologists think about my criticism of the Nation of Islam because reactions to the very subject have become so politicized by propaganda, some originating from within this country and other from without, that all responses to the topic seem fueled far more by emotion than substance. So, what is the truth behind the famed nation of Islam? It is a tale of lunacy, deceit and triumph; it is, in many ways, the tale of all grandiose movements that grow so much in popularity that they fail to be restrained by decency. In the 1960s, members of the Nation of Islam openly referred to white people as the spawn of Satan, a kind of lesser human, if you will. You see, the NOI has no problem with racism, not in the way you do anyway. They have kind of a double standard when it comes to that. Louis Farrakhan, who rose to power after Malcolm X died (the NOI had made threats against Malcolm's life of various occasions and it was a member of the NOI who carried out the murder) would have you believe that his distaste for certain races of people is simply the result of genetics. Farrakhan believes that Europeans are a kind of subspecies, an incomplete black man if you will. It is essentially eugenics for black Americans. And it really does go that far. Farrakhan's brand of hatred also extends to homosexuals and women. Now, of course he would call that love, but the line between love and hate remains blurry for hatemongers. It is not loving to force women to be submissive to me; to do such a thing is to treat a woman as if she was a child. Yet these self-proclaimed black Muslims (it is worth noting that, for the most part, the Islamic community has condemned and does not associate with the NOI) will often be heard speaking to their women as if they were their slave owners, a cruel irony considering this groups loves to was philosophical about the woes of slavery. We need not be fooled by such inflammatory rhetoric. I am as passionate as the last person; in fact, I would argue that I have more passion in one inch of my finger than Farrakhan has in his entire body. However, inciting others to be violent by spreading rumors of race wars or stoking the fire of adding credence to segregation does absolutely nothing to promote equality. It is the very opposite of equality, oppression. Black conservatives have absolutely nothing to offer modern black society. We have moved past the point of "the white man" being the problem. We know now that the problem is the system. The recent revelation that Derek Chauvin had used the same deadly hold he used on George Flyod during prior incidents demonstrates that our system is susceptible to the manipulation of racist sentiments. One does not have to be a Nazi to be a racist and racism's ultimate end is the extermination of the opposing race. We can certainly talk about the real problems of systemic racism in America, but we need to leave behind the violent and childish rhetoric that the NOI promotes.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

Hi everyone. I hope you are doing well wherever you are. The George Flyod trial finally finished up and I feel institutions are already forgetting how much more work there needs to be done. As always, the question is where do we go from here and what else can we do. Only time will tell. We shall see. But for today, I am interviewing Dr. Yewande Pearse, a neuroscientist and science communicator. Born and bred in North London, Yewande got her Ph.D. from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King’s College London, and is now a Postdoctoral Fellow at The Lundquist Institute at Harbor-UCLA. Her research interests focus on rare genetic disorders of the brain, and stem cell therapy.I first learned about Yewande through a show she curated me in at Naval LA, where she sits on the Programming Committee. I also watched some of the programming related to the exhibition, which focused on the impact of genomic studies on three aspects of identity: race, gender and politics. Yewande also hosts a few monthly radio shows and podcasts, such as Sound Science, Inside Biotech, and First Fridays for the Natural History Museum LA. On top of Yewande's prolific output as a podcaster, Yewande writes for Massive, an online science publication. For all these reasons, I was excited to finally talk with Yewande about her scientific work, her podcasting work, and her special science experiment work with John Legend. As always, stay safe and healthy and I hope you enjoy this.Links Mentioned:Yewande's WebsiteYewande's InstagramYewande and John LegendSound Science PodcastYewande at Massive ScienceNavalRACE, GENETICS, AND THE 0.1% with Dr. Terence Keel and Dr. Aaron PanofskyBatten DiseaseSound Science interview with Dr. Shawntel Okonkwo: Black in STEMDr. Jennifer Mullan of Deoclonizing ThearapyEvelynn Escobar's Hike Clerb Inc.Follow Seeing Color:Seeing Color WebsiteSubscribe on Apple PodcastsFacebookTwitterInstagram

I grew up learning about racism, but much of what I learned was quite generic. There were stories of heroes and evil-doers in the struggle for civil rights, but the history of the struggle remained a bit of a mystery. Obviously I knew that slavery had led to a kind of superiority in white Americans because they had never been enslaved. However, I did not realize the extent to which the Jim Crow era had played in solidifying the idea that blacks were inferior to whites. I recently read an article where all of these laws are laid out and discussed in painful detail, shedding light on this nation's history of white supremacy. The laws I read about are mostly from the south, where Jim Crow really took off. However, it is important to note that this mentality was shared by Northerners and Westerners, who, instead of making segregation legal, relied heavily on government and financial institutions to keep blacks from moving to their states. Northerners and Westerners knew damn well what was going on in the South, that blacks were being lynched and persecuted, yet they chose to do nothing for years. Western and Northern members of the union could have offered more jobs to black people from other states if they wanted to. There were plenty of low skill jobs available all over the nation during the Jim Crow era, yet liberal whites specifically went out of their way to not hire blacks, and to not allow them to move into their neighborhoods because they wanted money from powerful southern business interests, the same backroom deals continue to this day, which is why progressive laws on civil rights never make it past the powerless "squad's" desk. Since blacks were stuck, and had no other place to go, they had to deal with Jim Crow as a part of their life. Jim Crow etiquette plainly stated that blacks were inferior to whites. In order to demonstrate this, a series of laws were initiated instructing blacks on how to behave around white people. I cannot stress enough that this was written into our law system, and respected by every white person in America as the way to deal with the burden of the black race. White people during Jim Crow did were still very upset that they could not own slaves. Business owners specifically, believed that freeing slaves was one of the worst mistakes the nation had ever made, forcing them to pay a living wage to people who they felt did not even deserve of job. Whites of the day thought, as most of their relatives still do today, that making them behave in a civil manner around black people was an infringement on their rights. Generally, in America, when a white person starts going on about their rights being infringed upon it is because they are asked to treat blacks with respect. This is unthinkable to the white psyche. I have only met a few white people who actually practice what they preach, and treat blacks equally. Could one of those white people be you, the person listening to this show? It could be. I don't know you personally, so I have no way to make the judgement. But is it really an insult for me to assume a white person is racist in a nation that has racists laws respected by the vast majority of white citizens up until the present day? The war on drugs is nothing more than a war on minorities and those who associate with them. Also, black protesters were ritualistically brutalized by white police officers, and the various white supremacists who showed up to "help". Also, just as one brute was sentenced for the killing of George Flyod, another white cop was exonerated and allowed back on the force after executing a black man. So please, spare me the "things have changed" argument. Nothing has changed. You still think I'm inferior when I listen to music, or if I don't use your grandiose and quite pretentious form of English. I'm still inferior when I don't smile and dance for you if you send me a paltry 1400 check for years of abuse and neglect. It's all still exactly the same. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

The intro and outro music mean more than the discussion this episode (WHO ELSE BUT APAE!!!), Let the more experienced explain when the words escape you yourself. Skip it if you want but it might not connect. (2:00)Taking Responsibility for your own actions. (12:35) Kevin Samuels. (21:45) Dreadful Visit to the doc For Labs. (26:30) Why George Floyd's Murderer Has Yet to be Discussed Here on APAE. (29:58) The Joe Budden Pod is discussed, Respectfully. (40:02) Realizing that you are socializing, hanging and invested in people who secretly hate you. (44:44) Manipulation feeling like a form of love. (48:08) Paul Pierce putting his future into his own hands. (52:05) The road to Pescatarian. Enjoy the episode, sorry for the lack of laughs, until next time.

The left basically abolished the police as Derek Chauvin is found guilty in the death of George Flyod. Flyod died of a drug overdose while being arrested and nothing officer Chauvin did caused Flyod's death or caused any real injury. That didn't matter to the left, with threats of violence if found not guilty and the jury reasonably scared of being doxed and having the mob come after them and their families voted to conflict Chauvin. If police officers know that responding to a crime and enforcement of the laws means they will be prosecuted if forced to defend themselves, or if the person dies of a drug overdose or even a heart attack why then would they bother responding to a crime? Knowing this, police officers will be walking off the job in mass with no replacements as you would have to be insane to become a police officer knowing that anytime you respond to a crime means they will be politically prosecuted. this means that it's Christmas for criminals. We could say this is a return to the rules of the wild west, but if police officers are politically prosecuted what do you think will happen to you if you defend yourself? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejacobjohnstonshow/message

In this Episode Dr. Bob discusses the trial of George Flyod’s murderer. Politics, Dogs, Grandkids, loss and hope --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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We hear far too much about happiness and remaining positive in this nation, so much so that every mean ass thing some cop does is automatically depicted as a positive fight against criminality. The reality is generally much more complex, as in the case with Daunte Wright, who was murdered by a blood thirsty cop while handcuffed in his car. Yes, we all know the moderate side of the story, which states that black people are naturally violent and therefore must be killed. We reject the moderate view of cop killings outright because all they want to do is make money off of the whole stupid peace movement that has been going on since the 60s, that's sixty years for those of you who are keeping count, and we've actually lost ground on the liberal front since this movement was initiated. No one wants to hear that give peace a chance crap anymore. It's time that these cops were ridiculed, and exposed for the frauds they are. I am done mincing words with killer cop apologists. There will be no more understanding the cop's point of view. If you want to understand a cops point of view you can listen to any number of television networks that will sit there and take the police side on every issue imaginable. I am not going to watch more conservative news casters and hollywood celebrities pretending to be liberals to make a buck off of the hard work that real liberals do. No one wants to hear what some idiot pundit has to think about murder. A murder is a murder. It is illegal. We don't have to talk about it, nor should we. It should just be wrong. But instead these moronic pundits have turned a clear case of abuse of power into another stupid debate. They actually want you to believe this dumb cop accidentally shot someone. The story is, and this is serious, that the cop mistook her taser for a gun, and that she didn't really mean to kill an unarmed man sitting in his car. This is just plain insulting to anyone who is more intelligent than a five year old. What the hell are you talking about? Do you expect me to buy this bullshit? How stupid do people think I am? The media is perpetuating the nonsensical lie that Mr. Wright was somehow at fault. They are spinning what really occurred so that they can turn this into a money making scheme just as they did with George Flyod. Well, I'm calling them out. These cops are killers, cold blooded killers who work with white nationalists very closely. These cops also have drug ties that are not getting much press. Several times there have been instances where drug seizures completely disappeared after the cops raided a drug lords house. Where did the drugs go then? Did Antifa steal them? Was it the Illuminati that took all that damn cocaine and heroin? That's probably the dumb ass argument they would make, either that or that China stole it. In reality, cops get caught dealing drugs all the damn time. The boys in blue also love to frequent prostitutes and illegal brothels. Cops break the law, flagrantly, all the time when they are not buys bothering black people or eating for free at some local business. They are the ones causing a lot of the damn crime, yet they are allowed to break the law in the name of safety? What the hell are you smoking that you would think this is okay? I guess it's some of the heroin and coke that those dirty cops are selling you. You would have to be extremely high to believe that all these people are ending up dead for no reason. A lot of these victims who end up killed by cops were actually going to testify in some other case. Breona Taylor is a perfect example. Further, cops put themselves in these situations by torturing their victims with verbal and physical abuse, which of course will cause any human being to flee. The "well, they resisted argument" is not any kind of valid argument. All sentient beings will attempt to flee violent situations, and some will fight back. These cops know that. They enjoy killing black people for sport.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

On this Ep the fellas pay their respects to Dark Man X (DMX). They also talk Dante Wright, George Flyod case, the U.S. Army Sergeant pepper sprayed and beat up in uniform and the FedEx mass shooting. They also discuss Niems promotion, Mini Bike Gangs, Quando Rondo interview, McKey taping porn over all his childhood Disney tapes when we were younger, Crypto and more lol. Smoke it and tap in.

The words 'diversity and inclusion' exploded in 2020 after the George Flyod atrocity, so I wanted to chat to a highly experienced (and FABulous) woman working in the media in this role to find out exactly what it means, and how we make changes in our thinking and behaviour. *** Maxine Penney is a creative engineer, born in the UK however 'grew up as an adult' in Amsterdam for the last 12 years.  She is a creative connector, storyteller, relationship builder, content maker, natural born seller, radio co-host and social media addict....who created a bespoke creative agency called FreshhhConnections; making introductions to leading companies and the creative community within Amsterdam and Europe.  She is now the Culture Manager - Diversity, Equity & Inclusion EMEA & APAC for MediaMonks.  Connect with her here: https://www.instagram.com/mpenney/https://www.instagram.com/freshhhconnections/https://www.mediamonks.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxinepenney/https://www.freshhhconnections.com/

This weeks episode  we have a conversation  with Lee Percy Christian III who is a Black Lives Matter activist who has been on the grounds and was arrested for protesting and violently shot with rubber bullets ,tear gas all because he protested  for George Flyod,Breonna Taylor  and Dion  Johnson and the many lives murdered by the police . Percy was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised in the Cleveland Ohio area and is  a 28 year old Black man . He currently  resides  in Tempe,AZ  with his three  dogs and moved to Arizona in 2016 looking for better opportunities . Percy loves to work with people , always was a people person before the movement  and cares a lot for the youth and the community. He is an entrepreneur spirited and loves learning about investing . Some of Percy's hobbies are  basketball, football, cooking and exploring nature. ** Please check out Dave Biscobing Politically  Charged Series which highlights Phoenix PD's corruption and has uncovered how Phoenix PD is targeting Black Lives Matter protestors : https://www.abc15.com/news/local-news/investigations/protest-arrests/phoenix-police-called-protesters-targets-during-surveillance-before-arrests Resources : https://masslibaz.org/ https://blmphxmetro.org/ Connect with Percy   on Instagram  at: https://www.instagram.com/percy4president/?hl=en Source of audio of Percy speaking: On ABC15 ** I do not own rights to his audio .** --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kumosunfilteredconvos/message

Democrats continue to push for a voting rights bill that will ensure equal rights to vote for all Americans as Republicans introduce voter restriction bills in 47 states. The medical examiner that ruled George Floyd’s death as a homicide was put on the stand this week as the Chauvin trial enters week two. Join Tiffany Cross and many notable guests as they discuss Covid-19, the wealth gap, Congressman Matt Gaetz, and more. Tune in for all this and much more on this week’s episode of ‘The Cross Connection with Tiffany Cross’ on MSNBC!  

Undefeated no more: The Baylor Bears are taking the NCAA Championship trophy back to Texas as sports fans celebrate that the tournament even happened. Plus, Indiana's mask mandate is over, pop-up clinics are opening in Indy and Carmel, and jurors hear testimony about George Flyod's cause of death.

On this episode, Nikkie's shares the tale of two hoe's named Derek.  Derrick Jaxn "Relationship Guru"/Youtuber and Derek Chauvin, Murderer of George Flyod. Tune in.Support the show (http://www.ijustwantmypeopletoheal.org)

This is the second show in a series in which we explore the concept of capitalism and its effects on serious issues facing us in this time. Homelessness is a problem that has been made worse by the effects of an unregulated form of capitalism. If we stop for a minute and observe our surroundings, we can see that this problem hasn't gotten any better in the last 20 years. Despite policy and public outcry, the solutions we propose are not working. There is a stigma about homelessness and homeless people. This cultural attitude has to change if we have any hope of offering a new vision on how to solve this problem. In this episode we talk about the devastating effects this crisis is having on our communities. The rates of homeless families have gone up, there are more youth experiencing homelessness now than ever before, and our response as a human family must change because the old ways of doing business aren't working. We also cover the cottage industry of anti-homeless architecture in major American cities and what charity organizations are doing to alleviate the suffering and help the most vulnerable. We also say the names of our fallen for this week, Corey Stingley and give an update on the George Flyod case, AND we highlight two activists doing great work in their communities, NOHO Home Alliance and Love Beyond Walls. Please take care of yourself and be easy on yourself as we move through one year since the start of this pandemic. Support our efforts, LIKE SHARE, SUBSCRIBE. Help us grow so we can bring more content to you CashAPP: $UnlearnRelearnPod. Any questions or concerns, please email us at unlearnrelearn.podcast@gmail.com. And reach out if you are interested in advertising with us or for sponsorships, we would love to work with you! And as always thanks so much for hanging with us as we unlearn the BS and relearn the good stuff. 1.NOHO Home Alliance @nohohomeorg 2.Love Beyond Walls @lovebeyondwalls https://www.lovebeyondwalls.org/about-us/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wilson-megan/message

I can't sleep. My mind is on everything right now. Talking about the difference between night terrors and nightmares. The trial for George Flyod and my job physical security, gentrification. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/msree/support

Michael and Dave watched the first and last 15 minutes of the  raunchy un-Christmas romp Bad Santa. Michael complains its too low brow while digging up a "dick pickle" joke he came up with at the age of 12. Dave hates it, but then again, Dave hates everything. Little people are swung around, Billy Bob likes butts, and there is justice for George Flyod. Get those sandwiches ready, it's Center Cut! at the Disco time! Thanks for listening! Send your feedback and new episode ideas to thecentercutcast@gmail.com Please buy some: Stickers! Follow us on Twitter|Facebook|Youtube|Instagram| Podcast Logo (and stickers) by Cindy Ingeme Intro/Outro music by Bryan Valeri

You get More Brandom Thought with this episode talking about the Netflix movie "Cuties", Boy suspended for toy gun during virtual lesson, killer of George Flyod gets sponsored out of jail, and Pastor becomes stripper Facebook: www.facebook.com/Brandomthought Twitter: www.twitter.com/BrandomTthought Instagram: www.instagram.com/BrandomThought Hit us up on the email: Brandomthought@outlook.com

During the Black Lives Matter movement this summer following George Flyod’s death, people started to look into black owned businesses to support black communities. Grace Throwbridge grabbed the opportunity to finally launch the business she’d always wanted to create. Simply Noir is an online market place where UK’s black-owned business owners can sell their products. In this new episode Grace talks about her professional journey, her online side business, how to be part of a community and how Simply Noir started. FOLLOW GRACE:https://www.instagram.com/simply_noir.co.uk/FOLLOW ME:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/way_of_living_podcast/ Twitter: @WayOfLivingPod1Music: Fredji - Happy Life

In this episode, I speak with my good friend, writer and sports superfan, Nick Schreiter about pro athletes protests. Please note that this conversation was recorded before the Jacob Blake shooting.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shutyournewshole/support

Conversations About Race is an ongoing series of discussions with members of Open Heaven about racism in the UK, their experiences, and how we can be an inclusive church community. In this episode, Joe speaks to students Michael and Renae about their reaction to George Flyod's death, the #BlackLivesMatter movement and their experiences growing up in the UK education system.

Join Joyce Davis and her two political analysts, Rogette Harris and Jeffrey Lord, to discuss the two bills PA Governor Tom Wolf recently signed into law. Our moderators also tackle the horrific video of an Allentowpolice officer kneeling on civilians neck, similarly to the case of George Flyod, and of course, more coronavirus coverage. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joy might not be your top priority during such an intense period of time- but it SHOULD be! Welcome to the podcast Lori Spicer Robertson who shares with us exactly WHY we must cultivate our joy if we are the ones actualizing change and empowerment for others. Lori is the chief communications engagement officer of the United Way of the South in Memphis, Tennessee. She is also the Founder and CEO of WundHer, a digital and in the flesh platform designed to empower the renaissance woman and mother to rediscover their joy. This fempowerment community delivers captivating content, select curated events, community investments, career opportunities and genuine connections with other amazing women. Randi recently spoke on a panel at the latest digital Wundher event (Joymaker)-was deeply mobed by the positivity and good vibes that went into Lori’s experiential creation. Joy is our fuel and we need it to stay activated. In this episode Randi and Lori dive into:-How Lori started Wundher after realizing she went a whole year without a vacation and had succumb to endless work. You have to check out to check in, she learned!-Learning to adjust and pivot your personal and business life during the pandemic and why, contrary to what you might expect, she still chose to do an event about JOY in the midst of all the hardships of 2020. -The murder of George Flyod and the uncomfortable conversations and moral reckoning that rose from it. The heartbreak that erupted when George called for his mother and what that meant to him and all mothers. -Living in a bi-racial household- Randi shares why she feels more emotionally comfortable at home now than she did before.-Why Lori feels hopefull for change and progress with race and inequality in America. Tune in now for this vital conversation!

Amerika Birleşik Devletleri’nde George Flyod isimli siyahi vatandaşın bir polis memuru tarafından öldürülmesinin ardından başlayan olaylar, tüm dünyanın gündeminde ve ortalık durulmak bilmiyor. Deniz Yüce Başarır da Ben Okurum’da bu kez edebiyat aracılığıyla ırkçılığın, ayrımcılığın geçmişine bir göz atmak için yola çıkıyor. Yeraltı Demiryolu ve Nickel Çocukları adlı son iki romanıyla iki kez Pulitzer Edebiyat Ödülü’nün sahibi olan Colson Whitehead, 19. yüzyılda bir plantasyondan kaçmayı başaran köle kız Cora’nın hikayesini anlattığı başyapıtıyla bölümün odağına yerleşiyor. O dönemde Amerika’nın Kuzey eyaletlerinde yaşayan ve kölelik sisteminin bitmesi gerektiğini inanan insanların Güney’deki kölelere yardım elini uzatmak için kurdukları gizli bir örgütün adından yola çıkan Yeraltı Demiryolu sohbetin konusu. Başarır’a bu bölümde her iki kitabın da çevirmeni olan Begüm Kovulmaz eşlik ediyor. Ve Ben Okurum’da hep olduğu Başarır’ın seslendirdiği bölümler de dinleyenleri yazarın dünyasına davet ediyor. 

Kritika Pandey is a writer and poet. Her short story The Great Indian Tee and Snakes recently won the 2020 Commonwealth Short Story Prize. She has also won the 2020 James W Foley Memorial Award and the 2018 Harvey Swados Fiction Prize. Pandey sat down with Abhinandan Sekhri to talk about her life, work and literary journey.“I was responding to the contemporary sociopolitical upheavals in India,” Kritika says when asked about the inspiration for The Great Indian Tee and Snakes, while pointing out the varied receptions it got from her peers in the United States and back home in Jharkhand. She talks about the trade-off involved in keeping the local flavour in a story while ensuring that it has a global appeal. She stresses the importance of engaging with people holding different points of view while commenting on the “overwoke” people in the US in the context of the current political situation. She narrates her experience attending the Black Lives Matter protests against the murder of George Flyod, and discusses how the protest cultures in India and the US differ. Kritika also talks about experiencing gender discrimination, desi families and validation, what’s next for her, and much more. Tune in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode I explain my four month hiatus, dealing with this pandemic, GEORGE FLYOD , and consistency. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode, Amanda sits down over her first ever Dark ‘n' Stormy with writer, content creator, AD, and burrito enthusiast MK Morris (Baroness Von Sketch Show, The Next Step, Wishful Genies) to discuss mental health, where the left-over food from cooking shows ends up, and how there's no such thing as wasted time. She is the creator of High Hallmark, a show about comedians getting high and watching Hallmark movies, and produces the monthly comedy show See You Next Tuesday at The Second City Toronto, with all proceeds going to the Redwood Women's Shelter. While the show is currently on hiatus until it is safe to perform live again, MK encourages listeners to still consider donating to Redwood during this time (www.redwood.com), or donating to any charity that brings goodness into the world!   The Liquid Courage Podcast: insta @liquidcouragepodcast / twitter @liquidcpodcast / email podcastliquidcourage@gmail.com MK Morris: @mk_morris High Hallmark: @highhallmark See You Next Tuesday: @seeyou_next_tuesday The Redwood Women's Shelter: @theredwoodto   *Warning: This episode contains swearing. **Note: This episode was recorded prior to May 25th 2020, and so the lack of acknowledgement or mention of the murder of George Flyod and the current Black Lives Matter movement is because these events had not yet taken place. However, police brutality and systemic racism against Black people in the States, and in Canada where I'm based out of, is not new. It's not new to May 25th 2020. And so the lack of acknowledgement and initiative taken on my part around anti-racism prior to May 25th 2020 is a product of my own privilege and the blinders they allow me to have. I encourage you to explore and question what privileges you're privy to, and what blinders you might have up as well. Please educate yourself, continue to educate yourself, take care of yourself, and take action. If you're unsure where to start, I've compiled some resources in the link in my bio on Instagram @liquidcouragepodcast. If you're still not sure where to start, send me a direct message and I'm more than happy to share the resources that have helped me so far. The stakes are much too high for any of us to actively choose ignorance.

Aku akan bahas kasus rasisme yang lagi ramai dibicarakan karena kematian warga kulit hitam George Flyod di Amerika Serikat. Tapi aku akan menganalisa rasisme ini dari kacamata psikologi. Gimana biar kita nggak jadi orang yang rasis ?

De afgelopen weken wordt de actualiteit overheerst door de moeilijke regeringsvorming, de coronacrisis en het racismedebat. Het vormen van een nieuwe regering lijkt maar niet te lukken wat het uitbouwen van een goed relanceplan bemoeilijkt. Sinds de dood van George Flyod en de daaropvolgende wereldwijde betoging woedt het racismedebat in alle hevigheid en zijn de meningen uiterst verdeeld. Zo is er kritiek op de resolutie die werd goedgekeurd in het Europees Parlement in verband met racisme omdat dit voor sommigen veel te ver gaat en gezien wordt als een aanval op Europese tradities. Christian Laporte heeft als oud-journalist en overtuigd federalist zo zijn eigen visie op de huidige gang van zaken binnen de Belgische politiek. In deze podcast gaat hij dieper in op de huidige politieke actualiteit.Support the show (https://doorbraak.be/steun/)

A még mindig mindent átható amerikai rasszizmus vezet olyan tragédiákhoz, mint George Flyod halála? Erről nyitunk vitát a HetiVálaszban. Vendégünk Sárosi Péter jogvédő és Sztankóczy András, a Válasz Online munkatársa.

ABD’de George Flyod’un öldürülmesinden sonra başlayan protestolar sürerken Türkiye’de de siyahlara yönelik ırkçılık olup olmadığı tartışma konusu oldu. Yeşim Özdemir, Ege ve Akdeniz Bölgesi’nde yaşayan ve 19. yüzyılda Afrika’dan köle olarak getirilenlerin torunları olan Afro-Türkler ile Türkiye’de yaşayan siyahların neler yaşadıklarını araştırdı.

Today is a special episode, Zac and Cameron take a subtle detour from the format to discuss a film that is very personal to them both and take a minute to discuss to state of the world. We fully support and stand behind the BLM movement and Justice for George Flyod, let their voice be heard and help those in need. https://www.gofundme.com/f/georgefloydhttps://www.gofundme.com/f/9v4q2-justice-for-breonna-taylorhttps://nymag.com/strategist/article/where-to-donate-for-black-lives-matter.html

On this week's episode we welcome the wonderful and wise Millicent Souris. Millicent is the Rescue Food Coordinator at the largest emergency food provider in Brooklyn, called. St. John’s Bread & Life. We talk about growing up in her family's bar, the death of her father and handling grief as a young person just starting their adult life. Millicent has so much depth and warmth and strength, and it was such a rich conversation. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Please note, this episode was recorded on the first day of protests for the murder of George Flyod in New York City. We feel it necessary to mention this, as we do not discuss the protests or the incredibly important Black Lives Matter movement that is currently happening throughout the country. We stand with the protesters and people on the front lines of this movement. We are getting involved however we can, and urge you to do the same.In March, HRN began producing all of our 35 weekly shows from our homes all around the country. It was hard work stepping away from our little recording studio, but we know that you rely on HRN to share resources and important stories from the world of food each week. It’s been a tough year for all of us, but right now HRN is asking for your help. Every dollar that listeners give to HRN provides essential support to keep our mics on. We've got some fresh new thank you gifts available, like our limited edition bandanas.Keep Processing on the air: become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Processing is powered by Simplecast.

Hingehört und Nachgefragt. So lautet unser Untertitel dieses Podcasts. Genau das versuchen wir in dieser Folge zum Thema Rassismus und Diskriminierung. Die Ereignisse in den USA durch den Tod von George Flyod haben auch hier in Deutschland den Diskurs um strukturellen Rassismus erneut angefacht. Wir, als zugehörige der weißen Mehrheitsgesellschaft, versuchen aus unserer Sicht eine kleine Einordnung von Rassismus und Diskriminierung in unserer Gesellschaft. Uns ist dieses Thema sehr wichtig, da jeder ein Teil des Problems ist. Unbewusst und oft unbemerkt haben sehr viele Menschen schon im Alltag rassistische und diskriminierende Äußerungen getätigt. Gar nicht mal mit direkter böser Absicht. Aber jedem muss bewusst sein, was solche Handlungen im Gegenüber auslösen. Daher versuchen wir dieses Thema etwas einzuordnen und eine Art Handlungsempfehlung für den Alltag eines jeden von uns zu erstellen, um Rassismus aktiv entgegen zu wirken. Weiterhin wollen wir allen ZuhörerInnen und Interessierten die Möglichkeit geben sich bei uns zu melden und diesem Thema weiterhin eine Plattform geben. Habt ihr vielleicht schon selbst Erfahrungen damit gemacht? Wollt ihr darüber berichten? Gerne unterstützen wir euch und würden weitere Folgen von "Funkzentrale Hexenhaus" dafür nutzen, damit dieses wichtige Thema weiterhin öffentlich diskutiert wird. Meldet euch bei uns auf folgenden Kanälen: Facebook: @aja.din Instagram: @ajadinslaken oder einfach per Mail an: jens.seppendorf@diakonie-din.de lisa.reinemann@ekir.de aja@kinderschutzbund-dinslaken-voerde.de tim.poell@ekir.de Shownotes: https://www.exitracism.de/ https://www.bpb.de/politik/extremismus/rechtsextremismus/213678/was-ist-eigentlich-rassismus https://www.amadeu-antonio-stiftung.de/rassismus/das-koennen-sie-tun/ https://www.amnesty.ch/de/themen/diskriminierung/zahlen-fakten-und-hintergruende/was-ist-diskriminierung https://www.tupokaogette.de/ http://www.gib-rassismus-keine-chance.org/info/wo-begegnet-uns-rassismus.php https://www.zeit.de/thema/rassismus https://www.amnesty.de/kampagne-gegen-rassismus-deutschland https://www.tagesspiegel.de/gesellschaft/nach-dem-tod-von-george-floyd-stellt-euch-endlich-eurem-problem-liebe-weisse/25038494.html https://www.sueddeutsche.de/leben/diskriminierung-im-alltag-rassismus-ist-mitten-in-unserer-gesellschaft-1.1790899

A mai napon 205 éve annak, hogy I. Napóleon francia császár elbukott Waterloonál. Lapszemle, tőzsde. Budapest, te csodás: mi idegesít a szomszédodban? Lehet-e bankkártyája egy gyereknek? - Fülöp Norbert, a bankmonitor.hu szerkesztője. Fittyet hány a lakásépítési kedv a koronavírus-járványra - Balogh László, az ingatlan.com vezető gazdasági szakértője a Négyzetméterben. Heti alapozó: amerikai elnökválasztás a koronavírus és a George Flyod gyilkosságot követő tüntetések árnyékában - Tunkli Dani, az Accorde Alapkezelő Zrt. portfóliómenedzsere.

My chargies!!Welcome back to another episode of The Nilotic Collective. We apologise for our inconsistency over the past few weeks but we are back with new content for you! In this episode we take a serious then and discuss the injustice that Black individuals experience regarding police brutality following the death of George Flyod. We touch base on our own experiences with racism, discrimination, and prejudice in Australia. Alongside The #BlackLivesMatter movement and calling out companies on “statements” regarding the death of George Flyod. Sit back, grab your tea and join us on this lengthy episode! Follow us on our socials Twitter: NiloticPodcastInstagram: TheNiloticCollective Twitter: @Paradoxindie, @cholaguek_, @diekashh, @adau20Instagram: Paradoxindie, adau.arop, chol_aguek, thykash

The Connectere podcast is an initiative to bring forth innovative ideas and opinions of the youth forward via the digital medium. In this episode of the podcast, we have Sonal who talks about the George Floyd case.

The Connectere podcast is an initiative to bring forth innovative ideas and opinions of the youth forward via the digital medium. In this episode of the podcast, we have Tanya who talks about the George Floyd case.

The Black Life Matter protests in the US still continue in the aftermath of the killing of George Flyod. The incident has also led to protests in other countries and has once again sparked conversations about racial discrimination. During this time, Indian cricketers (the IPL Sunrisers Hyderabad team) have also been accused of using racist comments against the former West Indies skipper Darren Sammy. In this episode, Gaurav and Mihir talk about how athletes have spoken out about such issues in the past and the problems that have arisen when they have done so. Gaurav also speaks to the former Chicago Bulls star, Craig Hodges, who was run out of the league for being politically outspoken, about this matter. Additional link - Before Colin Kaepernick, there was Craig Hodges (https://indianexpress.com/article/sports/basketball/before-colin-kaepernick-there-was-craig-hodges-6446369/)

De dood van George Flyod in de Amerikaanse staat Minnesota zorgt wereldwijd voor verontwaardiging en opend opnieuw het racismedebat. In eigen land was het de aanzet voor de oprichting van een nieuwe organisatie, Belgian Youth against racism (BYAR).Aime Schrauwen en Gilles Mbiye-Beya van BYAR leggen uit waarom er ook in België nood is aan een dergelijke organisatie. ‘Veel Black Lives Matter-protesten brengen geweld en rellen met zich mee. Met BYAR willen wij ervoor zorgen dat deze rellen de boodschap achter de  protesten niet wegnemen.' Racisme is niet enkel aanwezig in de VS maar ook in Europa. De dood van Georges Flyod heeft het momentum gecreëerd om hier iets aan te doen.Support the show (https://doorbraak.be/steun/)

Everyday Black men and women endure racial discrimination, prejudice, injustice, and oppression. Racism is a national crisis and has been since America’s founding. Reading the recent stories of George Flyod and Breonna Taylor, who are among thousands of other Black people victim of police brutality is upsetting and disheartening. I’ve thought very hard about how to approach this week’s episode, while also being conscious of my privilege. In this week’s episode I hope to continue a broader discussion of racial inequality in this country. The article mentioned in the episode: Patten, Eileen. “Racial, Gender Wage Gaps Persist in U.S. despite Some Progress.” Pew Research Center, Pew Research Center, 1 July 2016, www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2016/07/01/racial-gender-wage-gaps-persist-in-u-s-despite-some-progress/ Non-profit and NGOs: Black Lives Matter; Minnesota Freedom Fund; George Floyd Memorial Fund; Philadelphia Bail Fund; Brooklyn Community Bail Fund; National Bail Out; The Bail Project; Color of Change; UndocuBlack Network; NAACP; ACLU; Community Justice Exchange; Campaign Zero; Integrate NYC; Black Girls Code; National Black Disability Coalition Relevant Articles: Imhoff, Jordyn. “Health Inequality Actually Is a ‘Black and White Issue’, Research Says.” Health & Wellness Topics, Health Tips & Disease Prevention, 3 June 2020, healthblog.uofmhealth.org/lifestyle/health-inequality-actually-a-black-and-white-issue-research-says. Jackson, Trevor. “The Inequality of ‘Human Rights.’” Public Books, 31 Dec. 2018, www.publicbooks.org/the-inequality-of-human-rights/. Loury, Glenn C., et al. “Why Does Racial Inequality Persist?” Manhattan Institute, 7 May 2019, www.manhattan-institute.org/racial-inequality-in-america-post-jim-crow-segregation. McIntosh, Kriston, et al. “Examining the Black-White Wealth Gap.” Brookings, Brookings, 27 Feb. 2020, www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2020/02/27/examining-the-black-white-wealth-gap/. Shambaugh, Jay, et al. “How Racial and Regional Inequality Affect Economic Opportunity.” Brookings, Brookings, 19 Feb. 2019, www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2019/02/15/how-racial-and-regional-inequality-affect-economic-opportunity/. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buddiesinthebigapple/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buddiesinthebigapple/support

Sometimes even contrarians need a break from the news. Quinton and Sal dive back into the news to discuss the death of trust with news going back and forth from the WHO. The stock market returns to all time 50 best days. As riots continue in major cities because of police brutality, we discussed the possibilities of cities disbanding or defunding police and what that might look like.Stories we discussed:COVID Asymptomatic spread rare, says WHOhttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/08/asymptomatic-coronavirus-patients-arent-spreading-new-infections-who-says.htmlTexas reports a record number of cases after reopeninghttps://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/08/texas-reports-a-record-high-number-of-hospitalized-coronavirus-patients-after-state-reopened-early.html Riots & Looting in Citieshttps://www.dailywire.com/news/it-begins-rioters-burned-down-minneapolis-manufacturer-now-theyre-relocating-taking-jobs-with-themhttps://www.dailywire.com/news/cnn-grills-minneapolis-city-council-president-how-do-you-stop-killers-without-police-she-struggles-to-respond

In this episode former Mayor Robert Drakeford discusses policing policy, race relations, and the current outcomes of the George Flyod killing. Drakeford discusses his time as a military police officer encountering drunken rioters and the horrors of war. Drakeford closes with a message to youth to get politically active. You will enjoy this candid conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Dieses Mal ist anders", schreibt die Journalistin Aminata Belli nach den "Black Lives Matter"-Demonstrationen in Berlin. Auf der ganzen Welt ziehen Zehntausende gegen Rassismus und für die Rechte von Schwarzen Menschen auf die Straßen. Die Politik positioniert sich, Pop auch, Rap sowieso. Kendrick Lamar demonstriert in Compton, Stormzy in London und Nura in Berlin. Und Rapper*innen machen, was sie nun mal machen: Sie schreiben Songs. Ausgelöst wurde all das durch den Mord an dem Schwarzen US-Bürger George Floyd durch einen weißen Polizisten. Passanten haben den Mord gefilmt. Ein Video mit einer neuen Dimension, wie es der Rapper Samy Deluxe sagt: "In den letzten Jahren gab es ja schon viele dokumentierte Polizeimorde an Schwarzen Leuten – das war trotzdem die visuellste Exekution, die ich je in meinem Leben gesehen habe."  So ging es wohl vielen. Aber dieser Mord war eben kein Einzelfall, nicht in Deutschland und nicht in den USA. Und es ist nur die "Eisbergspitze", wie es Samy in seinem neuen Song "I can’t breathe" berappt. Struktureller Rassismus reicht in alle Bereiche unserer Gesellschaft. "Dieses Mal ist anders", gilt auch für Machiavelli Push. Salwa Houmsi und Jan Kawelke fokussieren sich diese Woche nur auf ein Thema: Black Lives Matter. Sie telefonieren mit betroffenen jungen Menschen in den USA und mit der Autorin Alice Hasters und der Journalistin Aminata Belli über das, was noch zu tun ist und was Hoffnung gibt.

Greetings everyone, my name is Julie Masters and welcome to another episode of Inside Influence. In which I delve into the minds of some of the world’s most fascinating influencers – or experts in influence - to get to the bottom of what it really takes to own your voice - and then amplify it to drive an industry, a conversation, a movement or a Nation. ===== I’m sure you, like me and 99% of the population of this planet, would think of yourself as a rational person. The dictionary definition of rational is: ‘based on or in accordance with reason or logic’. ‘Reason and logic’; I’ll take those words – who doesn’t like to think of themselves as logical and reasonable? Well, I’ve got some news for you – and it’s probably not a surprise. We are not as rational as we think we are. You are not – and I am not. According to my next guest, most of our day to day decisions are not carefully evaluated, thought through - or weighed-up. But instead based on beliefs, personal preferences and working assumptions – each one cross-checked against our environment, background, desires, feelings and mood at any specific time. And most of that… is done unconsciously without you even being aware. Sound hard to navigate? Unfortunately it is.As I record this introduction, the aftershock, global protesting and heartbreak following the death in custody of George Flyod – is still very much ongoing. And if that situation teaches us anything – it should be how hard wired, unconscious (and often dangerous) our beliefs systems can be. But it’s not enough to sit in that knowledge - what comes next is probably the most important question when it comes to understanding influence – what does it take to understand, direct – and in this case – redirect our beliefs into new behaviour?My guest today has spent a good portion his life studying the gap between what we say is important – and what we actually do - both for individuals, companies and social movements. A speaker, writer and advisor - Tom Asacker takes a different approach to creating momentum, and that approach is all about belief, desire and the physics of action. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies, co-founded a high-tech medical device company - won the George Land Innovator of the Year Award – and is now the author of ‘The Business of Belief’ focusing on the hidden logic of behaviour. In today’s conversation we talk about.... · How to close the gap I mentioned earlier – taking your team, your community or yourself from ‘talking the talk’, to ‘walking the walk’. · Why as a leader you have to embrace the desires and beliefs of those you are trying to influence – especially when the horizon is uncertain. And I don’t mean just acknowledge those beliefs (which actually was a shift in my thinking), but instead find a place where you can authentically own them as your own. · How to get over the past experiences and stories that impact how you show up - so you can arrive at a situation open, but still armed with certainty. · And why it’s physically impossible to hit a baseball – I know this sounds like this would have nothing to do with influence – but it has everything to do with waiting for the right moment… vs. swinging with intent and trusting you have the muscle to follow through when the angle becomes clearer.What I want you to reflect on in this episode is how hidden and hard wired our beliefs can be. We are complex and multi-dimensional beings – who bring our entire history and belief system with us to any table or conversation. However, by accepting that - and by committing to the excavate – understand – and work with someone’s beliefs – including our own – we start to walk the fastest and most powerful road to influence that I know. So, take a seat, let the logical world go for awhile – hard as that is right now - and open your mind to the thoughts and (ever flexible) beliefs of Tom Asacker. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with her daughter Janar Shenale Holloway about the deaths of George Flyod and other black men and women killed by police officers and the concerns that she has a black mother of a son and two daughters. Janar shared a moving video tribute about her son, Brian Jr. on social media and it struck a nerve with many mothers who are praying and pleading with the world to see their children for who they really are; valuable, brilliant, beautiful, human beings who are fearfully and wonderfully made by God. Protests around the nation and world are continuing in the wake of the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota after a white police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes while Floyd was handcuffed and lying face down on the street. In this powerful and impactful episode Hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe discuss issues surrounding these deaths from a biblical perspective and solutions that every mother and father can take to protect their children and to bring change to the world. Read the Blog, "Hope Says It Has Not Happened Yet."

Last Friday I sat down with some good friends of ours, Brendan and Sharon Witton. They are pastors of Toronto City Church, a thriving multi-ethnic faith community in the heart of Toronto. Sharon is a black Canadian. Brendan is a caucasian Canadian. They are married. They are national leaders. They are amazing.We had a candid conversation about what is happening right now in our nation in the wake of George Flyod's murder.We talked about Sharon's personal experience in Canada and wrestled with how we can move forward in a spirit if love and reconciliation in a 'real' way.At the end of our conversation we pray together for our nation.Our heart in sharing this conversation is to help bring healing, authentic conversation (not glossing over some of the elephants in the room) and hopefully deeper understanding.We love you and we love Canada.Please join with us.

Latest on defunding the police. Search warrant served at the home of "doomsday mom". LAPD to stop the use of carotid restraints. California to allow movie theaters to reopen in several counties. Reese Witherspoon's phone stopped ringing for gigs, now shes making the calls. Small business shout out with La Siciliana in San Pedro. Tasty Tuesday with Neil Saavedra on restaurants and food community giving voice support for George Flyod, black community and protests.

We Continue the conversation on the George Flyod situation, plus discuss whether or not it is Racist to not speak out on situation such as racism

We Continue the conversation on the George Flyod situation, plus discuss whether or not it is Racist to not speak out on situation such as racism

Skratcher Radio - Episode 25 - "The Artist vs The Person" Guests RTST & Baggy Lean Hosted by Paul Skratch, G-Nius, Mike MSA & Wundrkut In the wake of what's been happening around the world, after the death of George Flyod, musicians /artists have been vocal on their social media platforms about their beliefs and findings. One particular individual happens to be a most respected turntablist in the industry. Many of us are having a hard time to digest what he has been saying. We believe in that everyone has their own opinions and takes. We understand freedom of speech but there is timing and being respective to those who are being affected by the matter. In no shape or form we are disrespecting the people involved with the topic, just voicing our thoughts and feelings surrounding the situation. Again we are not swaying listeners to choose a side, we are just covering the topic from our point of view.  Not to take away from the real fight, we stand strong with the BLACK LIVES MATTER movement.  

Episode 9 covers: George Flyod, protest, riots, BLM, antifa, disagreements, the black community, gangs, police brutality, black on black crime, slavey, civil rights, Trump dumbass, the election, being armed and a whole lotta shit. Stay tuned! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/half-empty/message

Ganz aktuell beschäftigen sich die Meditationen, auch anlässlich des Mordes von George Flyod, mit Solidarität. Richard Rohr stellt sein Teaching über die 5 Bekehrungen zur Solidarität vor.

Riffing on Obama's piece on how to make this moment the turning point for real change (revolution is not a one time event), police reform (18,000 law-enforcement agencies, only 65 federal, this will take serious organization), people creating their own reality, the UK extends a hand to Hong Kong in beautiful show of support, in defence of the New York Times for publishing op-ed from senator calling for troops (we should know what our legislators are thinking), Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram removing Trump campaign video (DMCA takedown, but I'm leery of private companies interfering in speech from elected officials). watch on youtube live saturdays noon eastern and listen wherever you get your podcasts. support the show and get access to full show notes before the show goes live with a contribution on patreon. follow on twitter. Links: • Barack Obama: How to make this a moment for real change• Anguish and Action • How to fix American policing • UK in Support of Hong Kong • Tom Cotton: Send in the Troops • Twitter, Facebook, Instagram remove Trump campaign video • Original Facebook video of George Flyod being killed by no gradient, produced by chuck "finch" finley, music by chris hoog, artwork by logan faerber

Episode 1 Show Notes This week we touch on the racial justice movement that began after George Flyod was killed in police custody on May 25 and open up the conversation with our own experiences and journey to learn more. Stay safe and healthy, friends! Podcasts and Influencers mentioned The Small Town Girl Podcast with Jenn - Episode 83 with Julian Newman and Crystal Wright Mocha Mamas Danielle Coke (@ohhappydani) How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi Where to learn more and support: NAACP Black Lives Matter Color of Change 77 Black Owned Businesses to Support Right Now --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lostandrefound/support

Today, we talk about Black Lives Matter and the current events that have taken place. Axel and special guest Kyra talk about the impact this has on our society, children and more.    Get Involved  Text ENOUGH to 55-156 for Breonna Taylor  Text JUSTICE to 668366 for George Flyod  https://blacklivesmatter.com   Follow Kyra Instagram: @_kyo24   Follow The Podcast  Instagram: @simplyaxelpodcast Listen Elsewhere: http://hyperurl.co/SimplyAxel   Follow Axel Instagram:@axelperez4u Twitter: @axelperez4u  Snapchat: axelistheboy

In dieser Folge beschäftigen wir uns mit dem Mord an George Flyod. Dabei legen wir einen besonderen Fokus auf die sogenannten Bystander. Es geht unter anderem um die Themen Verantwortung, Polizeigewalt und Rassismus.

Some of you my not like this and sorry but it's my opinion and you have to like it if you don't want to but I hope it opens your mind a bit. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Australia and India want to build better diplomatic relationship and trusted trade partnership, Federal Opposition mocks the Morrison government's HomeBuilder Scheme, Protest contintues as George Floyd dies from Minneapolice brutality, Transport Workers Union urges the Australian government to extend its Jobkeeper payments beyond September 2020. - Australia tus coj xav kom muaj kev sib raug zoo fab nom tswv thiab muaj kev sib ntseeg siab rau cov kev koom lagluam ntawm Australia thiab India zoo tshaj no ntxiv, lwm pawg fai kum xeeb qog tsoom hwv Australia cov nyiaj HomeBuilder Scheme, muaj kev rwg npoj tawm tsam txuas ntxiv ntawm America tom qab George Flyod tau tas sim neej thiab lub koom haum Transport Workers Union xav kom tsoom hwv them cov nyiaj rau tej neeg ua hauj lwm ntawm tej tshav dav hlau txuas ntxiv.

"I can't breathe..."Dette blir en spesiell episode. Vi har egentlig ikke en gjest i studio denne gangen. Gjesten vi hadde planlagt har avlyst. Grunnen kommer vi tilbake til. Men vi har et tema. Vi ser alle med skrekk på det som skjer i USA. George Flyod, en 46 år gammel sort amerikaner, ble sist uke drept av politiet for åpent kamera i Minneapolis. En visstnok falsk 20 $ seddel var bakgrunnen. Demonstrasjonene raser nå over hele USA. NRK (CNN/NBC analyse) Tallene viser at politiet i Minneapolis har brukt forskjellige former for kvelertak 428 ganger siden 2012. Det innebærer at de har brukt teknikken rundt en gang i uken i gjennomsnitt. 14 prosent av dem som ble tatt kvelertak på, mistet bevisstheten.65 prosent – nesten to tredeler – av dem som ble tatt kvelertak på, var svarte. Det er til tross for at bare 19 prosent av innbyggerne i Minneapolis er svarte.Hva sier dette om hvilke personer som havner i politiuniform? Og hvilken utdanning politiet i USA har som ballast i jobben sin? I USA tar det 3 måneder å bli politi. I Norge tar det 3 år. «We must dominate the battle space» sier en av Donald Trums militære rådgivere. Gatene i USAs storbyer betraktes altså som battle space – slagmark.President Trump sier at demonstrantene må respektere lov og orden. Men det er jo nettopp lov og orden de som protesterer ber om. Uroen og demonstrasjonene sprer seg nå til Paris og London og andre steder i verden. I Norge er det tillyst demonstrasjoner i flere byer på lørdag. Over 15.000 personer har varslet at de vil delta i demonstrasjonen utenfor USAs ambassade i Oslo fredag.– Vi har fått beskjed fra kommunen om at uten en dispensasjon fra Helsedirektoratet kan vi ikke samle flere enn 50 på ett sted, sier Rawha Yohaness til Klassekampen.Arrangørene bak demonstrasjonene i Bergen og Trondheim har også fått beskjed fra henholdsvis kommunen og politiet om at forsamlinger på over 50 personer vil anses som brudd på smittevernreglene.Opprinnelig skulle 5.000 personer møtes på Festplassen i Bergen fredag. Politiet fremhever at de likevel ikke kommer til å stanse en demonstrasjon så lenge smittevernreglene overholdes. En av de som har planlagt demonstrasjonen i Stavanger nå på lørdag er Latifa Anda. Latifa Anda er en somaliskfødt norsk kvinne, gründer og internasjonal forretningsutvikler. Hun har lang erfaring i Europa, Midt-Østen og Afrika. Hun er mor til to, skribent og foredragsholder, blant annet på TedX. Hun snakker engelske, norsk og tolv arabiske dialekter. Hun er utdannet i økonomi og forretningsadministrasjon fra Universitetet i Stavanger.Hun skulle vært vår gjest i denne podcasten. Men hun har meldt avbud. Men hun hun har gitt oss tillatelse til å dele lyden av en film hun la ut på Facebook torsdag 4. juni. Hun er sint - fordi myndighetene begrenser antallet som kan delta i demonstrasjonen til 50 personer. Det er lett å forstå myndighetens begrunnelse for dette. Men budskapet hun har i sin video synes vi er viktig å få fram. Det handler om hvordan en svart person opplever rasismen i vår egen by. Hun står selv inne for det hun sier her. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today Nickelodeon went off the Air to give an important message about the ongoing Support of George Flyod. Activision Blizzard Was called out for hypocrisy for it’s support on Protests. And A spongebob Writer gave his opinion on Twitter about the Recent Event. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/AnimationNation/message

George Flyod the police didn't here your screams that day, but the World hears them now! Rest in peace. It's a new day America,

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Welcome to SonicSphere Podcast Episode 18 - That'll Be The Day We Rock N Roll recorded for Sun May 31st 2020.TONIGHT We've got special guest local musician hero & open mic guru Paul Douglas Sanner about Music and of course Open Mics - how to put on, organize, promote, the Dos & Don'ts, how has technology changed, how has the COVID-19 shutdown affected them and when and if we can safely resume them and tonight Paul has a huge announcement to make you'll hear it here first! Second half be ready to Click! Rewind, Pause and Fast-Forward! School's Not Out...Music History Class 101 Is IN starting in 1942 and spanning more than 60 years of big moments in music this week. We'll Pause to take a look at what's going on right now in music from recent public outrage over George Flyod and how the Metal + Rock community is speaking out to how we're still finding ways to show public support amid COVID-19 as well as of course the new music download (lots of really exciting news there) and keeping you informed with the updated concert/festival track both virtually and on the ground. Finally we'll Fast-Foward and bring in our guest as we take a look at the future of music. This and a lot more with your host The Platinum Viking!

Suite au décès tragique de l'américain George Flyod et des manifestations violentes des groupes antifascistes aux USA ainsi qu'à Montréal, Frank en profite pour faire une analyse de ce qu'est véritablement l'idéologie antifa Soutenir le podcast : https://www.patreon.com/FrankRP Liens :  Nicole Racine, « L'antifascisme des intellectuels dans les années trente », Politix, vol. 5, no 17,‎ 1992, p. 79-85 https://edition.cnn.com/videos/us/2017/08/17/antifa-unmasking-anti-facists-orig-nws.cnn https://www.wweek.com/news/city/2017/06/23/portland-police-chief-says-antifa-protesters-used-slingshot-to-launch-urine-and-feces-filled-balloons-at-riot-cops/ https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/04/education/edlife/antifa-collective-university-california-berkeley.html See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This isn't a normal Monday drop. Nothing is normal right now. Nothing that happened with George Flyod was okay. Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, they didn't deserve their what happened to them either. Our hearts ache for these families and so many before than that have suffered injustices.While we support peaceful protesting. Nothing about rioting or looting is okay.  We've always advocated for Free Speech on this show. We always will. We will never support violence or destroying our Nation's cities. Support the show (http://www.hackdanielsmedia.com)

BROTHER ISHMAEL'S VIEW ON THE DEATH OF GEORGE FLYOD AND EVENTS HAPPENING AFTER

Gue, Nicko Ferdinand Johnatan, berharap tidak ada lagi kasus diskriminasi apapun bentuknya.

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Me and one of my good friends talk about the riots for George Flyod and how we feel about police brutality and our stance on everything. Later in the podcast we talk about the NBA and how we feel about that situation.

2020 has been an insane year so far. No one could have predicted or been prepared for the trajectory this year has taken. From COVID-19 to an almost World War to what's happening in America right now, this year has shown us just how unpredictable everything is. Regardless, we still have to carry on living and on this episode, I discuss how we can use our intrinsic human values to get through everything that might seem like an inconvenience like the events of 2020.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/someblackguythoughts)

In this episode we talk about recent events. Including Space X, Elon Musk, his babies name, George Flyod, Donald Trump, Football & a few more things. As always give feedback and enjoy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Black Lives Matter. Harriet explores why this is a message that needs to be heard, learnt and acted upon.Harriet opens this week's podcast in reference to Keedron Bryant's Video "I Just Want To Live" which you can find here.Joining Harriet to have this extremely important conversation following the death of George Flyod is Martha Awojobi and presenter Scarlette Douglas.Martha works for Charity So White she discuss' the crucial importance of dismantling white supremacy and why white people need to be educated on systemic racism. And Scarlette addresses the racism in our justice system, police force and even our health service, highlighting that minority groups are affected in higher numbers from COVID19 than white people. Both guests also talk about the effect of sharing videos and content that highlight racist actions on social media and whether this is a good or harmful thing.For information on your host you can click on the link below:Harriet MinterIf you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, we discuss George Flyod's untimely death and the reactions from Americans. The riots and destruction taking place.How should we react and behave in these situations? Tune in and get our take on what is going on! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.