totally different perspective of the man that i'll be talking to chief executive jet in moscow about faggots and plans for the future but first does mean the local member of the scottish parliament street milan to ask what it means for the type of a working shop and its midst. welcome it has been to tell me a bit about the time. a very rich heritage of building. something also has a future building mineral standing even. in the tone so i went through some tough times particularly trying to fourteen so when the yard went into to see the ship but it's like a phoenix rising from the flames with thoughts of us going south it's behind us and this is about it the fost of two of the larger vessels that are being built and also just after the three days at the shell built in recent years so those are bright future ahead for fed ex maybe bush even involved at the time with the department you get the sense of when there are difficulties how did the community feel at that tape what was the impact on them when it was that he did have embraced . when the news broke. went into receivership there was a sen

. >> what's a faggot? >> a faggot is -- a word used to make gay people feel bad. >> am i a faggot? >> no, no. you could be gay, but don't let anybody call you a faggot. >> reporter: an ugly word turned into a profound teaching moment. >> how do i know? >> you just do. >> reporter: in its words and in its silences and in its hauntingly beautiful images, "moonlight" has been captivated audiences and nominated for eight oscars. with three actors playing shyrone as he grows to manhood, this coming of age story has been acclaimed for illuminating its characters with rare tenderness. >> it's so important you got to decide for yourself who you're going to be. can't let nobody make the decision for you. >> the quality of the story, the aesthetic, being an art film, i was really attracted to, tackling subject matter i didn't feel had a light shined on it. >> reporter: a nuanced and raw portrayal of an african-american experience, a narrative historically absent in hollywood. herschel ali's a mid-level drug dealer. when he takes shyrone into his home it's transformative for them both. >> thi

stop feeling me up you faggot woman. faggot woman. >> what's your name?iness, assholes. you are all fucking pigs, all of you. narrator: the 15,000 demonstrators who remained in washington were joined by several thousand militants for the following day's traffic stopping action. ♪ narrator: monday's tactics called for massive civil disobedience at 21 selected targets. targets were broken into two areas, traffic circles and the bridges. mayday leaders felt if these were blocked during rush hours, government business would be stopped. >> we are going to see to it that the thousands of government workers who have a right to go to work peacefully are not interfered with by those few militants who, in the name of peace abroad, presume they have the right to break the peace at home. narrator: predawn washington was quiet. >> i will be back very shortly. narrator: the task of keeping the bridges clear of demonstrators was assigned to federal troops, allowing more policemen to be assigned to strategic targets. at 4:30 a.m., inbound commuter traffic on washington b

they know that the most hurtful thing that they can say to another kid in school is a faggot. they say it without even realizing. that, i think, is an enormous challenge. we are not recognizing the problem. when we do we need also to recognize the ways to address it. >> pleasure to see in me to. i hope we can be friends. i view role models as a significant influence on society you currently are one of the more significant role models in the gate and bisexual community. who else would you state is similar to that status and the importance to an understanding of the gay lifestyle. >> i have never really assess myself or others in those terms, and i very much appreciate your assessments. thank you, sir. i think that there are many and they are not visible because they are not in a position to be visible or that is not what they are seeking to be. they are seeking to make some specific changes or they are not managing organizations that are making changes. the first person that comes to mind to individually -- and i am terrible about names -- the executive director and has been fo

. >> i asked what i was being arrested for and the officer said just shut up, faggot. y? what d dihe sa us>>he jt say? >> just shp uotutgg >>. shut up faggot. >> pore: reporter: he conttethd ch ief who said -- >> she's been quick to order an internal investigation and i think there's -- i have a lot of faith in her and already ability to make this come out fairly. in retrospect i wish i had used better judgment and a more polite tone but even though what i said is rude, arresting someone for it is unquestionably illegal. >> reporter: or is it, the statute for disorderly conduct is unusual and some say outdated. >> when you read the statute itself on the face it allows for the kind of arrest for being contempt or assaulting behavior toward a police officer. >> reporter: andrew stack for 9 news now and wusa9.com. >> pepin tuma says that he does not plan to sue, but he wants the charges dropped and his record cleared and he also says he would like to see the officer involved disciplined for his behavior. >>> still to come when nine news continues, talk about a happy homecomi

>> gay, faggot, gay boy. >> brittany? >> they call dike. [ bleep ]. faggot.ay. >> if you go to a counselor in your school, brittany, what do they tell you? what do they say to you? >> they tell me not to use that language. that's not appropriate. and -- >> but you're not the one using the language? >> yeah. i explained to them what they would say and how they said it but they would tell me not to talk that way and not use that language or just forget about it or ignore them or walk away because if you don't act like it doesn't bother you it will stop but it never did. >> you've been taken out and you're being home schooled. did you just not feel safe in school? >> kids made me feel like i was the grossest person in the world and they would just go against walls and say, here comes the he/she. or here comes the trash. and they made me feel gross and i didn't feel safe at school so i just left. >> damian, if -- i know you had an incident where someone called you the "n" word. did teachers do something about that? >> yeah. they were more -- they would take care

whenever you pass by harley riders like us, roll down your window and yell, "faggots!" all you kids out there, when you see us, walk up to us and say, "hello, fags!" no, really. we want you to. at least we're cool enough to embrace who we are. right, guys? - that's right! - yeah, yeah! - you got it, yeah! - come on, fags, let's roll out! [imitating motorcycles] - and that, mr. editor, is why they are the true definition of fags. - let there be no perplexity, those individuals are the legitimate faggots! the definition shall be replaced! [cheers and applause] - we did it! - yeah, we did it, you guys! - oh, it's over! it's finally over! - today we've made history. what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily social distancing show. i'm trevor noah. today is monday, the 14th of september, which means we are now just 50 days away from election day, which means you've got just enough time to build your bunker for when the post-election civil war begins. yay! make sure to include toilet paper. someone bought abe's hair, dulce sloan digs into black hair, and the governmen

whenever you pass by harley riders like us, roll down your window and yell, "faggots!" all you kids out there, when you see us, walk up to us and say, "hello, fags!" no, really. we want you to. at least we're cool enough to embrace who we are. right, guys? - that's right! - yeah, yeah! - you got it, yeah! - come on, fags, let's roll out! [imitating motorcycles] - and that, mr. editor, is why they are the true definition of fags. - let there be no perplexity, those individuals are the legitimate faggots! the definition shall be replaced! [cheers and applause] - we did it! - yeah, we did it, you guys! - oh, it's over! it's finally over! - today we've made history. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody. our guest tonight to talk about her book, "what made maddy run: the secret struggles and tragic death of an all american teen," espn's kate fagan is here! ( cheers

halls and irwithout hearing someone say you're gay and you're a fashiongot, pushing people into -- faggot and pushing people in the bathrooms, having people throw food and drink at all over other lockers. >> reporter: this sufficientmore said in middle school, a teacher was part of the problem. >> and i had a gym teacher once yelling to us that we were not running fast enough and not to be faggo ts run faster. i addressed him and said it was not appropriate, but he said well, you were not running fast enough. >> reporter: most say they have organized clubs called gsas, where straight kids join to support their gay friends. why not turn to teachers for help with sexual orientation. >> the teachers they don't -- and there are a few exceptions and don't want to try to fix it. they ignore that as a problem and ignore that we need a gss -- gsa and think no one is gay at our school and they bullied. they blind to the fact of what is happening. >> reporter: ask schools with gray state alliances that say the majority support their girlfriends. the adults in the forum told the students to always r

there isn't a 10-year-old around who comes up with the term "faggot" unless he or she has heard it from probably parents or other elder examples. we just have to make it very clear that this is not acceptable. schoolteachers need to be instructed. schoolteachers need some examples of how to deal with these matters. schoolteachers are also impacted by bullying from the parent, and in some cases in smaller communities, jobs may be on the line, so i think they do need encouragement and protection as well as their pupils. it's a very serious problem partly because we do talk about sexuality today whereas we didn't 50 years ago. we didn't talk about sex at all 50 years ago. today, it's part of the conversation, and kids pick that up, and they know that the most hurtful thing they can say to another kid in school is "faggot" and they say it without even realizing what it means. that, i think, is an enormous challenge. we are not recognizing the problem. we need also to recognize different ways to address this. >> i hope we can be friends.. i view role models as a very, very significant influe

i think that faggots and peas and chips and then you is a traditional meal i didn't make the name andat the end the day's a traditional dish you can change it there is nothing meant by what we were doing is just describing the actual menu item i downloaded the. list the words of the list was a google. and the word faggot is actually in the list with many others as far as policing words i've think it's. where does it stop or where does it end especially for businesses because there's not there's many other words which can be deemed offensive or the dish at the center of the scandal is traditional in the u.k. and consists of meatballs mixed with bread and herbs however google algorithms did flag it up the cafes advertisement as inappropriate and offensive content we asked visitors to the cafe what they thought of the back of the 1st producer but if you look at this because for a good saw both of them if you're going to take it down here you are going to have to take you know all of the country to dish you know see no television no holds back and. it's through to see if the good solution

and the word faggot is actually in the list with many others as far as policing words i've got. it where does it stop or where does it end especially for businesses because there's not there's many other words which can be deemed offensive at the center of the scandal is traditional in the u.k. it consists of meatballs mixed with bread and herbes that used to be popular to still is in wales and in the english midlands google algorithms they flagged it up . as the cafes used in appropriate and offensive content we asked businesses of families rest stop café what they thought of. the 1st producer but i think if you could just because i could saw both of them if you're going to take it down here you have to take you know all of the country to dish you know see no television no holds back as. it's true to see if i've got solutions meatballs resolves if you. can get them all of the country. i can see any. packets in peace to get our education. and that is how the news is looking so far today here in r.t. we're back again as usual at the top of the hour. a little bit of the did a litt

list of words or the list was a google and would faggot is actually in the list with many others as faras policing woods i think it's it where does it stop or what is it and especially for businesses because there are many other words which can be deemed offensive the dish at the center of the scandal is traditional in the u.k. and consists of meatballs makes with bread and herbs google algorithms flag up the cafes as inappropriate and offensive content we asked for it serves of the cafe what they thought of the ban. i'm a fish producer but i think it's ridiculous because if i could saw. the food and if you're going to take it down here you have to take you know all of the countries traditional known. see the total number of factors in the east just as a musician it's true to say if i get social media ball and these old sci fi fans he can get all of the country. a concierge needs to pack up some pieces keep it on the edge of custom and that's our wrap up of the day's top news for now but don't forget you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and

i think that faggots and peas and chips and i mean gravy is a traditional meal i didn't make the name and at the end of the days the traditional dish you can't change it there is nothing meant by what we were doing is just describing the actual menu item i don't know did the. list of words or list was a google and would faggot is actually in the list with many others as far as policing woods. think it's it where does it stop or where does it end especially for businesses because there's all this many other words which are can be deemed as offensive the dish out the stunner of the scandal is traditional in the u.k. and consists of meatballs mixed with bread and herbs a google on the rhythms flying up the cafes advertisement as inappropriate and offensive content we asked as to the cafe what they thought of the ban. i'm a fish producer but i think it's ridiculous because if i could saw. the food and if you're going to take it down here you are going to have to take you know all of the country to dish you know let's see the total number of pakistan beast excellent musician it is true to

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[laughter] i finally decided what to do about the faggots. take them into the backyard and play basketball with them. i don't want the cardinal know when we have such disgraceful people on our ward. porter wasn't worried about the cardinal knowing about the murders but he was worried about the. but sir i protested i was looking forward to meeting the cardinal. i have never met a cardinal before. porter answered me, you are jewish. you don't have to meet the cardinal. [laughter] but what about the faggots? i think orion and garcia are catholics. certainly they should meet the cardinal. he's a cardinal he would know porter said. i don't have the time to talk about this. someone has to get the faggots up the word and i might as well be you. but look porter is, this is a direct order. get the faggots outside and do it now. so that's what i did. i got the basketball out and out there was an exercise yard with offense 14 feet high with barb wire on top of that. we could be out there anytime he wanted to be. i got the basketball out of the cabinet a

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>> faggots like faggots should go away. >> reporter: they know them well the two friends now living inton d.c. cringe at the thought the gay men being harassed and doused in urine in the videos could have been one of them. >> when i see this movie i'm so scared. >> reporter: he was once attacked by a group of men as he left a gay club with his friends. >> they just start to beat us up and yet just for fun. >> reporter: and the story is similar, he was also beaten outside a gay club. what did you think was going to happen? >> it feels like i can be killed. >> reporter: according to a resent report by human rights watch, violence against gays intensified in russia after a 2013 law went into effect the law bans gays from public displays of affection and talking about sexuality in the presence of minors calling it propaganda. >> to be gay in russia i would characterize like it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: and they are part of a growing population leaving everything behind in russia to seek asylum and start a new life in the united states. >> i think we got maybe 50 60 requests for assi

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>> oh, like faggot, emo, gay, stuff like that.se i was smarter than him or the music that i listened to. just pretty much if i was different from him he would find a name to call me that was related to the difference and just call me that name. >> it seems like that's pretty much those names are kind of the most common names that bullies will call guys. they'll use the f-word, is that pretty much everyone's experience here? >> yeah. >> when you hear about kids who have committed suicide, who have killed themselves because of bullying, does it surprise you? >> no. >> not really. >> doesn't surprise you? >> no. because it makes you realize how really serious bullying is, because what some people might think that bullying really isn't that big of a deal, anything that causes kids to really kill themselves has to be a big problem. and it needs to be stopped. but -- >> because i think when i hear about it when adults hear about kids, an 11-year-old kid kills himself, or hangs himself, it's shocking, but it's interesting that all of you

stop feeling me up, you faggot woman. >> what's your name, miss? >> none of your business, (bleep).ned in washington, we're joined by several thousand more militants for the following days traffic stopping action. ♪ ♪ ♪ monday's tactics called for massive disobedience at 21 selected targets. targets were broken into two areas. traffic circles and the bridges they made a. leaders felt if these were blocked during early morning rush hours, government business would be stopped. the >> we're going to see to it that the thousands of government workers, who have a right to go to work peacefully, are not interfered with by those few militants who in the name of demonstrating for peace abroad, presume they have a right to break the peace at home. >> predawn washington was quiet. >> i'll start working on mine and i will be back very shortly. >> the task of keeping the bridges clear of demonstrators was assigned to federal troops, allowing more policemen to be assigned to the strategic demonstration targets. at 4:30 am, inbound commuter traffic on washington bridges was heavy but flowing norm

a column was written in "the riots,"lled "the faggot but lilli did this film.he film is epic because there is nothing like it, because she was the only one. >> here a portion from 1970, "gay and proud." >> at first, i was very guilty, and then i realized, of all the things that are taught you not only by society, but by psychiatrists are just to fit you in the mold. i just rejected the mold and when i rejected the mold, i was happier. this somewhere between 60 and 75 independent groups across the united states -- maybe more now because they have been growing overnight. this is a unified effort on the part of somewhere between 20 and 30 organizations on the east coast. film "gay from the and proud." why was this a tipping point for the gay rights movement? mr. francis: it was a generational change, from the old school mattachine, where when they would pick it, they would wear jackets and ties and skirts and dresses, to the new era that happened almost overnight after stonewall inn 1969.- after stonewall in she caught that change. the explosion of a cultural .han

>> faggot, dyke, dumbass, ugly ass bitch. >> people actually say that to your face?er say it to your face or when they're walking by, under their breath. >> what is this like? >> horrifying. >> it makes me feel lonely, like there's no one out there like me that's getting bullied. they call me faggot, fag boy, gamien, gay boy, gay. >> at 1 point, i understand, you could name 40 kids that were bullying you. that's incredible. >> mm-hmm. >> 40 kids. >> 40. you feel like they just think you're a piece of garbage that they can just throw away. and it makes you feel powerless, weak, and defenseless. and then when you tell a teacher, they won't stop it. >> it's just stunning. to see more of anderson's interview, go to ac360.com. it's all a part of our special study, a joint effort with facebook and our corporate cousins, to help stop the bullying epidemic. be sure to join anderson for an encore presentation of his town hall, "bullying: it stops here," that's this friday, october 14th at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. right here on cnn. >>> let's take one final look at some other stori

. -- faggots.was arguing going to use the language we use back then and i apologize and that was the culture of the war at the time. this is a very strange place. it certainly seems strange looking back on it at this time i think you might agree. my first day on the ward there was a patient who had a 45 rpm record of the great song of that year, sat down and no blueberry hill. remember that song? but when he did when he got to the end of three minutes, he would pick up and put it on again and again and this went on every waking hour. finally someone started saying to me this guy is driving me crazy. you've got to do something about it. so i went up to him and said hey give that song a rest for a little bit. he looked at me really malevolently. he looked at me with pure hatred. i said what i had just let me hold the record for a little while. i reached out like this and he came at me like a vicious dog and bit my arm. i couldn't believe it. i'm my very first day i had to go down to the emergency roo

here i was bullied by students the students called me anger you know the word anger they'd call me a faggot and gay why are you dressing like that they wouldn't use gender pronouns it was very hard for me, i'm the only transgender in that school. i mean in the video you see like a clip of it and that's not even half of what happened. the teachers were calling me him and he was not even using the right deterring recognize terms. and i went to the principle multiple times saying hey, i'm getting bullied and harassed by the students and everyone he goes well, for every student that is in the classroom the school gets money. and i'm like sitting there like okay. so she focused on everything being in the classroom it gets money they get money for every single student so if a student is absent in the classroom they won't get money so then she goes sorry this is happening to you and writes me a note go back to class i went back to class we have this seat arrangement she goes i don't want i sitting here and she has gum in her mouth and spits it in her hand and into my face. i know the principle isn

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