your criticism of nona has been targeted by national student news at the beginning of february 1st of this on twitter and the kind of page massage. i mean threats abuse i have seen on my timeline in the last 2 days it's something i have never witnessed before this is not intimidation i don't know what it was this tweet to unleash another round of online harassment reactions ranged from cartoon death threats to calls i had to leave the country. one week later ironically you spoke up about the hate speech being directed at her some days about others unbearable the last few days the death rate perhaps the abuse extended towards my family has been tiring and traumatizing online hate speech has very real impact on consequences on people's lives that extend far beyond the internet near optimal our work for our game is asians like women in news and the arab foundation for freedom and equality in lebanon as a journalist she's been targeted by aggressive online complaints before she says online hate speech is being used to teach ecclesia as a way to silence women so one way that is common also

it was women on parade one woman said and she described her nona dressed in a long white gown with a hat ordering everybody around and how wonderful it felt to see her grandmother doing such a thing. world war ii derailed them the reality in this other view of monterey in the 30s and 40s also challenges steinbeck's portrayal of this place as a world in which groups got along seamlessly with little attention to race or ethnicity. in fact in steinbeck's monterey lee chong the chinese grocer wields considerable social and economic power among this ragtag group of men centered around doc's lab not so here for the sicilians ethnicity mattered very much and was always connected to place in the aftermath of pearl harbor gender roles reversed and men in families assumed the primary and very public role of defending the group as patriotic americans, even though both women and men have supported mussolini, and we're very proud of his conquests. they sent their wedding rings to back to system back to italy just like every other italian enclave in the country did it was a bittersweet time in the

to nona look at them or see what they're doing and i can't protect them when they're running around the neighborhood and the other 6 when i leave the house at 6 in the morning and don't get home till 7 or 8 at night and as i'm being a muslim org i have no idea what they do during the day and i i don't know who they meet but i try to talk to them in the evening and warn them about getting into trouble. and that's a real miracle these people manage to overcome an enormous difficulties on a daily basis and they do it without complaining they simply get on with the job at hand. there are no buildings us today to check you can keep saying you have vegetables. but at the bridge and i'm up. i say for sure our livelihood depends on the bridge but if they tear it down it's not the end of the world as it will just set up shop somewhere else or go to a dead end that myself. and when they rebuild it will come back about just like before if you're not one of us the one that's on top of the but that maybe they'd. say here nairobi life goes on at the bridge of mine americans a place where ordinary peo

here in the church just a few metres from via departure nona lyons his final resting place. in my. home. i've. got a child. work is is everywhere so i don't like there's much chance of him doing forgotten for hundreds of year as i say as he was between his stuff and the lunches on trade. this is how bush cheny would have wanted it people see his team they celebrate knife and they can chip believe see the beauty of the moment her attorneys say a kind of paradise. sandro body chani from the city of osseous and genius. immortalized. he gave us his songs. to charities original is returned to the temperature controlled chain best of the vatican until the day may be able to see it more completely and discover even more . reviving forgotten churches from their slumber of the week and then redesigning them and this has become a mission of our artists most of it. she is challenging church congregations within our at. least artist who think mr taylor. back. in 30 minutes on d w. o r it's about billions. it's about power. is about the foundation of a new world order the new silk road. china w

includes sand volleyball, tennis courts, lemon, orange, mango, and banana trees and a view of lake nona. you ever imagined, you know, when you were a little kid, your life would turn into what it is? - not like this, no. i mean, it's a fairy tale. it's more than a dream come true. you know, i've been lucky in a lot of ways. i think most of the days, i realize, "to wake up and you know, let's just cherish life." (upbeat music) - [graham] and appropriately, there's a spot to practice her golf game and teach a few lessons to son, will. - but i have learned that the more i say, the less he listens. - oh, really? is that true, will? - yes. (all laugh) - [annika] so i don't say a lot. (upbeat music) i think i've hit enough. now it's your turn. - all right, how about giving a tip for... (annika exhales loudly) that was pretty good. - yeah. and i'm just setting the standard for you. - all right, how about a pointer or two? - well, you aim with the club face. okay, that's the number one. if you've done other sports, which you look like you're athletic, you know, whether it's been basketball or t

the nona of the family loreta is showing the grandchildren how to tie tomatoes in local vines. [ speaking be invited to family lunch. this is the first time the family has come together since their father passed away earlier this year during lockdown. cheers. it's an emotional time but also one of celebration. oh, my god. as delicious as the food is, traditional cooking like this also tells you the story of a place, how they lived and what was important to them. for as long as anyone can remember there's been a strict hierarchy as to how ischia's rabbit is served. you're very kind. thank you. sadly, in this traditional hierarchy, the mother of the family is left with the bony neck and skull. the neck side, right. traditional food like this connects us and makes us part of a bigger story. that's why even today families across ischia sit down every sunday to enjoy a rabbit in a pot together. ♪ ♪ hey malcolm, your podcasts are on audible right? and your new audiobook. with everything from mel robbins to blake griffin, is there a more fascinating place than audible? no. and i've done the rese

to nona look at them or see what they're doing and i can't protect them when they're running around the neighborhood and other 6 and i leave the house at 6 in the morning and don't get home till 7 or 8 at night and i was. i have no idea what they do during the day and i i don't know who they meet but i try to talk to them in the evening and warn them about getting into trouble. and that's a real maricopa these people manage to overcome an enormous difficulties on a daily basis and they do it without complaining they simply get on and do the job at hand but. there are new buildings this today to check you can keep selling your vegetables. but the double digit now my body of i say sure our livelihood depends on the bridge but if they tear it down it's not the end of the world as well just set up shop somewhere else and that and i said that. and when they rebuild it will come back just like before i get up on that i was the one that's on top and go but that they made. it so here nairobi life goes on at the bridge of mine a miracle is a place where ordinary people make the best of their liv

the nona of the family, loretta, is showing her grandchildren how to tie tomatoes to local vines .o family lunch. this is the first time the family has come together since their father passed away earlier this year during the lockdown. it's an emotional time, but also one of celebration. oh, my god! as delicious as the food is, traditional cooking like this also tells you the story of a place -- how they lived and what was important to them. for as long as anyone can remember, there's been a strict hierarchy to how ischia's rabbit is served. >> well you're very kind. thank you. >> sadly, in this traditional hierarchy, the mother of the father is left with the bony neck and skull. traditional food like this connects us and makes us part of a bigger story. that's why, even today, families across ischia sit down every sunday to enjoy a rabbit and a pot together. i'm an actor, writer, director, and i broke the internet with a single cocktail. i'm stanley tucci, and i'm bringing the amazing food and culture of italy to cnn. >> announcer: "stanley tucci: searching for italy." and in an e

the nona of the family loreta is showing the grandchildren how to tie tomatoes in local vines.ited to family lunch. this is the first time the family has come together since their father passed away earlier this year during lockdown. cheers. it's an emotional time but also one of celebration. oh, my god. as delicious as the food is, traditional cooking like this also tells you the story of a place, how they lived and what was important to them. for as long as anyone can remember there's been a strict hierarchy as to how ischia's rabbit is served. you're very kind. thank you. sadly, in this traditional hierarchy, the mother of the family is left with the bony neck and skull. the neck side, right. traditional food like this connects us and makes us part of a bigger story. that's why even today families across ischia sit down every sunday to enjoy a rabbit in a pot together. (judith) at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. (money manager) because our way works great for us! (judith) but not for your clients. that's why we're a

was founded in 1955 and merged with the association of the study of african american life, better nonasal. from the beginning, the society has always centered its always black history month activities around the themes established by asaala. this year's black history month theme is the black family, representation, identity, and diversity. today's program and other society programs throughout the month of february will address this theme. we hope you will enjoy and be inspired by it. as is our custom and tradition, we'll begin with an invocation, which will be given by pastor kirk davis, who's affiliated with kiros fellowship. it will be followed by the singing of the negro national anthem. >> hello, everyone. this is amazing, this is a great time. i'm thankful for being a part of this. my name is pastor kirk davis. i am a part of kiros fellowship in bayview-hunters point, and i want to say thank you for allowing me to be a part of this. let me start by saying one of my monikers, things that i say all the time, is life is a beautiful mess. come on, somebody say it with me. that life can

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there is reports that they're going to move to lake nona, which is a small community just south of orlandoed up fighting california to try and reopen some of their theme parks, and so that could be a possibility. they would move some of their corporate divisions from southern california back here to central florida. we reached out to disney to get a comment, and this is what they told us. they said, look, as the largest employer in central florida, we are always exploring opportunities for additional locations within the vicinity of our theme park. but there is nothing concrete. so if nothing else, it certainly is a shot across the bow to california and its governor, gavin newsom, who as we know is already under fire and the target of a recall petition. in fact, listen to republican joe collins this morning on "fox & friends." >> the homelessness has been a huge issue. our education system has failed, and right now with the coronavirus pandemic going on, you know, thousands and thousands of business owners have permanently shut their doors, and people are leaving california by the droves.

cientos de miles de personas son vÍctima de trÁfico humano en el mundo, y muchos nona por miedo a lasencita. >> decidiÓ irse con su padre tengo la custodia de la niÑa, de mi compaÑera, porque siempre andaba conmigo. andamos todos los dÍas juntos. paola: un viernes, hace tres semanas, gustavo se levantÓ a trabajar, y cuando fue a despertar a su hija, no le encuentro, sÓlo hallÓ una carta dirigida a Él. >> una nota en la cama, que decÍa que se habÍa ido, que ella estarÍa bien, que ella iba a volver, y que yo era la persona que siempre... —— que yo siempre habÍa confiado en ella a pesar de que todos los demÁs pensaban que ella era una niÑa tremenda, pero que ella se iba porque pensaba que si yo pensaba que era una mala niÑa, entonces piensa que tal vez todos tenÍan la razÓn. paola: ¿quiÉnes son el blanco de estos finales y por quÉ? >> niÑos entre 10 y 17 aÑos, porque es una poblaciÓn muy vulnerable emocionalmente a muchos de ellos les atrae dinero, pero no todas de isma tienen esta necesidad emocional de sentirse querida, y el afecto estÁn buscando fuera de casa. los tres estados donde v

was founded in 1955 and merged with the association of the study of african american life, better nonas. from the beginning, the society has always centered its always black history month activities around the themes established by asaala. this year's black history month theme is the black family, representation, identity, and diversity. today's program and other society programs throughout the month of february will address this theme. we hope you will enjoy and be inspired by it. as is our custom and tradition, we'll begin with an invocation, which will be given by pastor kirk davis, who's affiliated with kiros fellowship. it will be followed by the singing of the negro national anthem. >> hello, everyone. this is amazing, this is a great time. i'm thankful for being a part of this. my name is pastor kirk davis. i am a part of kiros fellowship in bayview-hunters point, and i want to say thank you for allowing me to be a part of this. let me start by saying one of my monikers, things that i say all the time, is life is a beautiful mess. come on, somebody say it with me. that life can b