the loss of her birth parents is still painful for claudette a pain that would be even greater were her grandmother not by her say. the first shock revelations from a database called football leaks were released by a network of investigative journalists on friday they document a breakaway plan by europe's top clubs to form an elite league of their own in twenty twenty one clubs including rail madrid by in munich reporting plans to speak from european football's governing body where questionable practices of the world governing body and cover ups of failed drug tests by top players have also been exposed the network has been assessing tens of millions of documents acquired from an anonymous. well it was folk with christoph vent about about these leaks is a reporter with the german magazine dish to go and help break the story. this is a very important moment in european football because it changes the policy structure fundamentally so far you if i has always organized these kind of competitions now the most powerful in the richest clubs say they don't need you a fight anymore and they wer

claudette zepeda-wilkins: american is a relative term. what is american? personally i think the border is, you know, just a speed bump in between two countries. as a child, i think we took tj for granted not because it was a different country to me. to me, it was just like, "oh, it's just tj. it's where the other half of my family lives." and even if i i was in tj my entire lilife, being this far n north,u aare sort ofof removed f from te other parts of f mexico and the cultuture. youu're mexica b but you don'n't really know. my last restauranant was mexica,

the two thousands alone that we are never going to see on the surface and those ones that are on claudette are close to that yes he's got leatherback sea turtles that's the biggest of all sea turtles so very large chinese alligator is about one hundred fifty to two hundred left the sheath tailed bat only about fifty to one hundred of those left sumatra ran into is about seventy seventy five hundred left and dying at a rate of about a thousand a year or so you're seeing animal after animal and you know in this isn't just like you know it isn't just about well we get to see pretty animals that isn't just going to assume that that was why we need to save it's all all species were intertwined. there's always just you know one goes that has an effect on all the rest of the soup we have been killing off most of the biodiversity of the plane of the planet that's going to end up killing us off because the planet works like that even though we like to believe that we're bigger than the planet but guess what we're not. far more frightening than any book or movie stephen king or clive barker could dr

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the example of claudette coldon, a young woman who was pregnant and unmarried, who did the exact same thing as rosa parks did, but because she was seen as someone who had a past that would not look good to a greater public, people did not rally behind her. and again, this is something that black women faced in ways that were different. and then, of course, one of the things the master narrative reminds us is just how much male power and leadership was valorized in the movement in ways that obscured and ignored the very real work that black women had been doing, right? so media attention, for example, would always be drawn to the men of the movement as they're doing work. the martin luther kings and others, but would not necessarily go to women like ella baker who was a long-time activist who helped to nurture and birth the student movement, right? or diane nash, who was a leader in the sit-in movement and the student nonviolent coordinating community, who held leadership positions. women like dorothy hite, who was the head of the master women, and so that -- head of the national counc