this would not have been written by a nightingale, but something like black raven black raven, what are waiting for my heart over me, black crow? and of course, regardless of the huge amount of speculation, uh, and reasons for discussing the personal life and sexual preferences of petrovich tchaikovsky to them, in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence would still begin to write his ingenious great overture with romeo and juliet if he knew that he would be through a certain amount of time. roma will be a bearded black gay. yeah, juliet will be already gay lighter than the motor hospital. how did it happen as a couple? ju-julette you can have my personal sensations from the viewer of the far east i can tell you that it is absolutely amazing sensations. in the first act, i am practically with my back to the visual sting, and this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall of 800 people behind your back, not a single empty seat and the feeling that there is no such silence. and it's not silence. void. this is the silence

holy labinchala us cancer rush hour i see my death black raven the whole district. black background,are you drinking? there is no place for me here. i won't fit, dear friends, this is the whole family. dear neighbors. if now i hear instead of your assessments, i will understand you absolutely, because i personally heard this behind the scenes. karina is the same. i had the feeling that we were not in the kitchen, but were present at some mystery, which frightens at some point. i even felt scared, because there really was such an energy, those tall ones of yours. eh, the eyes are pure voices, pure voices of beauty, ringing such that there was a feeling that now these black crows will burst into our studio and it was very beautiful and some kind of magnetism. thank you very much. thank you guys. there is, you know the feeling. patriotism, the feeling of self-sacrifice is something that is characteristic of the russian soul. look the girls are completely different, well, just very young children, but look how they represent this song. not every adult will be able to convey the feelings

this would not have been written by a nightingale, but something like black raven black raven, why areand prey crows? and , of course, independence from a huge number of conjectures, uh, and reasons for discussing the personal life and sexual preferences of pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky and in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence from nothing would still begin to write his ingenious absolutely great overture with romeo and juliet if he knew that after a certain amount of time roma would be a bearded black gay. yeah, juliet will be gay. lighter. we also have beards. how did it happen in paris is my personal feelings from the viewer, and the far east i can tell you that this is an absolutely amazing feeling, i’m practically with my back to the visual sting, and this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall of 800 people behind your back, not a single empty seat. and the feeling that there is no one there is such silence. and this is not silence, emptiness. this is the silence of great attention, and interests and energy,

the black raven starts up neatly and understands the latest news. i will live with you.s a spreadsheet for you. where is my bed? this is oops. and why is this a folding bed for me? this is my number. i have a key, by the way, some kind of boring. well okay, only out of respect for your sitting and sciatica, my cot, but mind you, i'll creak terribly in the darkness of the night. so where do you put it? yes, i'll put it myself, out, i respect the fresh air very much. thanks. you'll need it, we 'll call you, come on. and what is this corusa of the soul tearing? how do i know this one? i just came in, probably my neighbor our neighbor ichthyander. my son. come out of the depths. hello, i'm major balabin from russia . well, zhora, in the coming days, we are your neighbors. oh, it's wonderful. need to mark. well, at least there were lucky, only two. yes, no question, now everything decide. yes, dimon, yes, it's me, organize a glass for us, this number, and a corkscrew. come on, come on quickly. well, gribanych, don't be shy. listen for five drops, we just arrived. well if you

this would not have been written by a nightingale, but something like a black gate, black raven, why waiting for me, i'm not yours. and, of course, regardless of the huge number of speculations, and reasons for discussing the personal life and sexual preferences of pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky and in spite of everything. this i do not think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence for no reason, after all, he would have begun to write his ingenious absolutely great overture with romeo and juliet if he had known that after a certain amount of time roma would be a bearded black man and ajulets would already be gays. lighter. we are also young. that's how it happened. ju-julette you can my personal feelings from the viewer of the far east i can tell you that it 's absolutely amazing feeling. in the first act , i am practically with my back to the visual sting, and this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall 800 behind your back. a person not a single free space and the feeling that there is no one there is such silence. and this is not silence, emptiness.

golden thieves begin to crush, love my black horses, black raven, and my horses set off their sleigh, i’ll call the brothers themselves and you will sing well as a child. leave me alone, my dear, why did you come? i would have gone completely crazy without you. well, how his mother dragged him from golovachenko now even father ivan was attached to moscow. ksyusha ivan did not show up no. no. okay, so long as you're the best. do you hear? bye. here's a bastard, well, you're used to coping with everything on your own. i do n't want to talk to you at all. well, in vain, you know, i read in an old newspaper that gangs of black diggers have become more active in northern kazakhstan. and they are looking for the treasures of the mongol princess. she had some kind of amulet that protected her from troubles and from all sorts of other nonsense. let him hide

this would not have been written by a nightingale, but something like black raven black raven, what aret yours. and, of course, independence from a huge number of conjectures, uh, and reasons for discussing the personal life and sexual preferences of pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky and in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence from nothing would still begin to write his ingenious absolutely great overture with romeo and juliet if he knew that in a certain amount of time romeo would be a bearded black gay. yeah, juliet will be gay. lighter. we also have beards. so it happened in paris years you can see my personal feelings from the viewer, and the far east i can tell you that it is an absolutely amazing feeling, i practically have my back to the visual complaint. this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall of 800 people behind your back, not a single empty seat and the feeling that there is no such silence. and this is not silence, emptiness. this is the silence of great attention, interests and energy, and i must tell the

so the next day over petya black raven and spun around in a funny way. do you work here?s who the money is to the players. petrovich you don't understand, i'm really incredibly grateful you would have helped me a lot then, but now i just can't. i'm sorry , they don't joke with such things. well, you don't want me to be found in a ditch tomorrow morning so seriously. i must consult. do you think you'll dig deep? seems to be very interested. yes, and by nature petrovich is not one of those who spits and forgets. stubborn in general , kirill petrovich will not stop like troekurov at pushkin's in dubrovsky and where is he? here near the casino on the street, well thank you deniska thank you dear for the information. we don't need anything on the cover. it won't stop itself, it must be stopped. kirill petrovich what exactly did you want to know from us? in general, on sunday, our numismatist bought 4 rare gold coins, and sold them on tuesday evening. by the way, why they were not in the catalog sold to another well-known in our city collector georgy kutsin, nicknamed zhora, an

here he really likes the song black raven, but many people like it so our folk, so let's all togetheror everyone. the black crow is not yours, why are you spreading your claws from my jesus and throwing black love to my sweet little baby. the whole raven will return to you. i am your success, my coming black god here i am. voice and our good friend continues our evening - this is his author's song eduard khusnutdinov father's song for six years you have not been with us, how i want said. you hi hug you tightly, chat hear the answer, but you're not around. looked into the sky. time flies, but the heart is beloved native. father, how can you not return there, they will not return you. you are a beloved father in heaven. how can you not return you do not return. eduard you were still a child when your father fell seriously ill. yes and so, yes, the ninety-second year was paralyzed. i was 5 years old the bike must be about to get sick. well, for 20 years he lived in an invalid. it was mine that i went to, which i composed, he had not yet heard, but at that time i was studying at the schoo

black raven what are you fighting over me waiting. black i'm not yours.egardless of the huge amount of speculation, uh, and reasons to discuss the personal life and sexual preferences of petrovich tchaikovsky to them, in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence from nothing would still begin to write his ingenious absolutely great overture with romeo and juliet if he knew that after a certain amount of time, his roma would be a bearded black man. and juliet will be gay. lighter. we are native too. how it happened in paris ju-julette you can see my personal feelings from the viewer of the far east i can tell you what it is absolutely stunning feeling. in the first act , i practically have my back to the audience. this is an incredible energy shock when you know that behind your back there is a full hall of 800 people, not a single empty seat and the feeling that there is no such silence. and this is not silence, emptiness. this is the silence of great attention, and interest and energy, and i must tell you that this

this would not have been written by a nightingale, but something like a black gate, black raven, why he is a black crow withering. and of course outside depending on a huge number of conjectures, uh and reasons for discussion in the personal life and sexual addictions of petrovich tchaikovsky and in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence from anything would still begin to write his ingenious absolutely great death of romeo and juliet if he knew that in a certain amount of time romeo would be a bearded black gay. yeah, juliet will be gay. lighter. we, too, can native, as it happened in a couple. zhu-zhu-julet can you? my personal experience from a viewer of the far east i can tell you that it is absolutely amazing feeling. for the first actions, i practically have my back to the visual sting, and this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall of 800 people behind your back, not a single empty seat. and the feeling that there is no one there is such silence. and it's not silence. void. this is the silence of great at

black raven what are you fighting over me waiting for black i'm not yours.reasons for discussing personal life and sexual preferences petrovich of japan and in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence from nothing would still begin to write his ingenious absolutely great overture with romeo and juliet if he knew that after a certain amount of time. romeo will be a bearded black gay man. yeah juliet will be gay lighter. we also have beards. how did it happen in paris. you can see my personal feelings from the viewer, and the far east. i can tell you that this is an absolutely amazing feeling, i’m practically with my back to the visual sting, and this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall of 800 people behind your back, not a single free seat. the feeling that there is no one there is such a silence. and it's not silence. void. it is a silence of great attention, interest and energy. and i must tell them that this impression once again i was convinced that people were bored, but such a sim

this would not have been written by a nightingale, but something like black raven black raven, why arefor black? i'm not yours. and, of course, regardless of the huge amount of speculation, uh, and reasons for discussing his personal life and sexual preferences, petrovich of japan and in spite of everything. i don’t think that pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky of independence from nothing would still begin to write his brilliant romeo and juliet would have had an absolutely great overture if he knew that in a certain amount of time romeo would be a bearded black gay. yeah, juliet will be gay. lighter. we also have beards. so it happened in paris years. you can feel from the viewer, and the far east i can tell you that it ’s absolutely amazing feeling, i’m practically with my back to the visual sting, and this is an incredible energy shock when you know that there is a full hall of 800 people behind your back, not a single empty seat. and the feeling that there no one is worth the silence. and it's not you. on the voids, this is the silence of great attention and interest and energy, and i must

quote, mississippi goddam as a mere glimpse into the violent history in which anti-black violence is constant and ravenous. this song was her resistance voice, a forthright, truth telling the lyrics of mississippi goddam also about collective resistance, racial injustice and violence, and a history of black protest. on march 24th, 1965, simon performed the song thousands of people. near the end of the selma to montgomery marches for voting rights, notably just a couple weeks before her performance, protesters, activists such as the indomitable boynton student nonviolent coordinating committee member and future congressman john lewis and many others were brutally beaten by state troops and county posse men as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge, their march from selma to the alabama state capitol. bloody sunday, as it came to be known, expose both a national and a global audience to gravity of the brutality. nonviolent protesters endured similar participation at the historic final march, befitting and more firmly cemented her as a powerful voice of resistance and as an artist to whom we contin

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exceptional incidents as opposed to very, very historically rooted ravenous structures that are literally built on the exploitation and murder of black people, the indigenous genocide of this world, right, the subordination of the genders outside of cis women and men, the structuring into particular notion of the building. we are going continuously see this kind of violence manifest. and it's in our loss, and our policies, in the ways we talk to one another, it's in the jokes that are unacceptable orof the jokes that we should laugh at or laugh off. it's all embedded and they tell us you don't matter, your disposable. your pain is illegible.we init is so illegible that we sit in medicine that black people i believe to you paint the same way that white people do. that's still part of our medical trainingan because our medical training is based on extreme exn and exploitation of the slaves. how can a care system rooted in that ever be a system that cares for the homeless of the communities and of those people, right? way to think about what's in your textbook. that's why the battle about what we say in classroom and all that is violenc

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ravenous. the song was the resistance. a forthright telling. the lyrics are also about collective resistance to racial injustice and violence and history of black protests. march 204th, 1965, she performed the song for thousands of people near the end of the montgomery march forst voting rights. notably a couple of weeks before her performance protesters including activists, student nonviolent coordinating member and future congressman john lewis and many others were brutally beaten as they attempted to cross the edmund pettis bridge from the march to the alabama state capital. blood d sunday it became known as the audience to the brutality. the participation at the march cemented her as a powerful voice of resistance and an artist to whom we continue to return when we can find our own words to capture the abundance of violence. against us. she followed up the protest and them with two more politically charged themes. for women and to be young, gifted and black. it stands out because it depicts antiblack violence into the struggle against it. she doesn't just tell the story in a terms of what happens. she says about the fight have some truth of

raven group, a consulting firm in washington. a legal analyst at cnn. relevant to this panel, i am a foreigner -- i am still black as far as i know. [laughter] that is what they tell me. i am reminded however, as a former senate staffer as well. i was brought into the united states senate in spite of my disclosure. we will talk about that. the topic is on black agency, and diversity in the united states congress. avenues can be opened lifting up, bringing in and retaining. i think it is often lost in this discussion how we returned to better staff. it is a panel of all the people here. let's run through. we are joined by dr. mood, director of the office of diversity and inclusion at the u.s. house of representatives. the director personnel at the right house we like that place. we are joined by mike lynch, the chief of staff for senator chuck schumer. and director for the senate policy, democratic policy and communications committee. david strickland, the honorable david strickland. former staff director at the u.s. senate commerce committee on commerce in science and technology. i literally have the words on the

black friday season has already started in full force. >> straight ahead, the popular gifts you'll want to target this week. >>> and nailed it! >> justin tucker wins it for baltimore! >> the baltimore star lifts the ravens over the bengals on the final play. this morning we go inside the game with the league's best kicker. >> look, the guy's got one job, that's my favorite one. he's got one job. you know, to be fair, that's mostly true. >> and uncover his secrets to success. today, monday, october 10th, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, welcome to "today." it's 7:00 a.m. on the west coast, so happy that you're joining us. savannah is off this morning. boy, justin tucker knows how to put a bow on it at the end of a game, doesn't he? >> i mean last night he did what he's done so many times, and perfect timing for us because later this morning, you spent some time with one of the best feet in the nfl. >> i had a chance to visit with him. it is perfect timing. he's a guy who's so humble. he says when they lose a game, he loses it when it's on his foot, if they win a game, it's we won. first, let's