okay, i understand you can see peter black. there is see peter black.o there is still residual fear , still some residual fear, suspicion of the met. what else do they have to do? what else? the new commissioner really to do to convince people is the right course of action. neither policing. rowley spoke about that again this week and he's committed to reinventing the wheel in that regard. and i welcome that . community welcome that. community engagement is important . excuse engagement is important. excuse me , but the communities that me, but the communities that need to be engaged with are those who are victims of crime and those who perpetrate crime . and those who perpetrate crime. if the police do that properly all times, every community will love seeing their police on the street. i would draw stubbs in this debate. i'll thank both for taking part of it and it is, you know, a hugely emotive issue. it has been all my adult life. it will go on being. so let's just this new boss of the met is more effective in reducing crime than his predecessor. in

okay, i understand you can see peter black. there is see peter black.o there is still residual fear , still some residual fear, suspicion of the met. what else do they have to do? what else? the new commissioner really to do to convince people is the right course of action. neither policing. rowley spoke about that again this week and he's committed to reinventing the wheel in that regard. and i welcome that . community welcome that. community engagement is important . excuse engagement is important. excuse me , but the communities that me, but the communities that need to be engaged with are those who are victims of crime and those who perpetrate crime . and those who perpetrate crime. if the police do that properly all times, every community will love seeing their police on the street. i would draw stubbs in this debate. i'll thank both for taking part of it and it is, you know, a hugely emotive issue. it has been all my adult life. it will go on being. so let's just this new boss of the met is more effective in reducing crime than his predecessor. in

the presidential palace flanked by members of brazil's diverse society, including an indigenous peter black woman, a disabled man, a child, and a rubbish collector. it was a symbolic gesture. they shared the task of bestowing lulu the presidential sash, in lieu of outgoing presidential bulls. fernando who refused to recognize his successor. well that it was, i above 2, we will use the weapons that our adversaries fear, the most. the truth that prevails are the lies. hope that conquers fair and loved defeats hatred. thousands of supporters from all over brazil had come to witness the return of the man they call the people's president. firemen doused them with water to help overcome heat and exhaustion. many like the piano and avid yenna had arrived before dawn. hello, hello. you've been waiting for for years for democracy, for the prison in people to eat and have jobs. lose political come back is nothing short of extraordinary. in 2018, he was sentenced to a nearly 13 year prison term for corruption. although he was later released after his sentence was overturned, o 8 kilometers from the pa

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how do we stop this stunning and cruel cycle of police violence, particularly against black men? >> peter, this is something that has been going on for a long time. let me go back to history. when i was 14 years old, i was a little boy in detroit. i was severely beaten up by four detroit police officers. my assumption was this was something that was happening to me. so i said a decision to join the police department and try to make a difference as a black man who would change things on the police department. the more i worked to try to do that and the more i spoke with other men of color, whether they are black or hispanic, they all had similar stories. then there were white people who said the same thing. so when someone said this was a police culture in police departments, police culture in america, when we continue to see these things over and over and over again, i was at the white house a number of years ago when i was police chief in detroit. and i brought up the fact that this is what happened to me. and we as police chief, we as executives on police departments, these are things t

peter changed the black palace, where you went and you have a happy childhood. now he was defiled. peter grew up, he tried in it. not to be peter left the kremlin and moscow, otherwise to live in the village of preobrazhensky, all the old order and way of life turned out to be forever connected with the horror experienced by the shock. peter now knew for sure that he did not want to live, as his parents lived. but he still didn't understand. what could be its new future? the fact is that the romanovs, even as boyards, even before their accession, but had residences e in the middle course of the preobrazhensky day, where there was a power center of power in opposition, the second naval opposition to its first kremlin, which eventually e turns into a couple. moscow petersburg peter quickly learned to use all the advantages received by birthright. this is the first important lesson that we will learn from the destiny of peter peter began to create his own army at the age of 11. peter already knew how to shoot from a front sight and taught this to the boys of his army in the summer res

that's a part of a former policing, organize state violence, that weather -- mother it's peter laying, whether it's black officers, or whether it's white police officers. when it comes to addressing people of color in communities of color, they don't give a blank about what the body that standing in front of. then those bodies are in -- >> that, point rashad, tyre nichols mother, rowvaughn wells, so that police attributed the use of force tour sons quote, superhuman energy. which made it difficult to put handcuffs on him. that's part of the dehumanization as well. the conversation they have amongst themselves, about how he was doing this, doing that. none of what has been borne out by the evidence we've seen thus far. or what officials appointed to. as probable cause. there's been none this far. and the idea to excuse away something that is morally repugnant, by blaming the victim, effectively superhuman energy, the recklessness. >> they're doing it because it works, alex, they're doing it because time and time again this is the playbook police unions, of prosecutors who don't hold police accountable, it

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two illinois ems workers pleaded not guilty today to murder charges in the death of a black man who was a patient. peterallegedly strapped earl moore jr. facedown on a stretcher after responding to a 911 call for his home. nbc news' shaquille brewster from chicago. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that hearing went on for about three hours this morning. it resulted in that not guilty plea, as you just mentioned. prosecutors are charging these two paramedics with first-degree murder saying that their actions led to the death of earl moore jr. when they strapped him onto a stretcher facedown and strapped his back and lower body. his family launched a wrongful death lawsuit just yesterday. we heard from his heartbroken mother. one point that you heard from the family attorneys is that earl moore jr., they say, did not receive proper treatment. that the paramedics did not show proper regard and care when he was on the ground clearly in pain and in need of medical attention. i want you to listen to a bit of that body camera video that was released by police earlier this week. >> earl, sit up. sit up. you k

of novorossia were poorly settled territories between the black sea and the forest zone, the development of novorossia. begins in the era of peter the great it was a russian imperial project to accommodate the multinational population here. it all started with military settlements, the southern borders, the empire had to be protected from the turkish and tatar threats; their first inhabitants were the serbs , who were actively lured to these lands by russian administrators. under elizabeth, entire colonies of southern slavs, serbs, moldavians, bulgarians, hungarians, slavic serbia and new serbia appeared in novorossia, the main step in settling these steppes was made by catherine ii, her manifesto was not only given financial benefits, settled here by a foreigner, but also guaranteed freedom of religion for the non-believers, it was the russian empire that breathed life into borussia and brought new people here. after russia joined the land of the crimean khanate, the germans began to develop cultural land in new russia, the greeks and armenians trade and crafts , the ukrainians and russians built cities, the scots and the frenc

so jay wrote dinah's uncle, peter williams, senior, who was a leader of the free black community in new york city, in hopes that williams would take the child after jay got nowhere with this plan he sold, dinah and her son to a man named inman with the stipulation that inman would eventually free them both. fast forward to 1808, john jay's eldest son, peter augustus, jay is a pro bono lawyer for the new york manumission society. the path anti-slavery organization that john jay was the inaugural president of in 1785. dana had sought peter out because while she was now free, her child was not, in fact inman, to whom governor jay had transferred, and her son had subsequently sold them both, one to utica and another, the other attica, when she eventually got her freedom, it came without any payment that she claimed john jay had promised. but more importantly, her son remained enslaved. the governor, it should be said, hadn't violated any laws, but he exposed a mother, a son to the very sort of abuses his son. peter investigated as an attorney in new york city. the now retired john jay's res

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so as not to arouse suspicion, the young man dressed in the black robe of a monk, however, the evil and vengeful tycoon, gentle husband peterabout the dates of the young, the young decided to run away and the female, however, after a few miles they were overtaken returned back to the castle bound and lowered into a deep, dungeon, and soon by order of the magnate. the lovers were walled up in the castle wall. painful to throw for a kohanie of that oil, i shake my peace, i will refuse food. why were we walled up, why am i gone? and so, the dear lady and the black monk appeared here with the light hand of vladimir korotkevich, because he describes this legend in his novel the black castle, the olshansky black monk and the white lady settled forever in the golshany castle in the novel the mystic receives rational explanation. however , strange things have been repeatedly observed here. the ghost restlessly roam the cellars. castle, bringing mortal horror to passers-by. according to many eyewitnesses , ghosts regularly appear on moonlit nights and guard the dilapidated ruins from intruders who deal with paranormal phenomena alwa

were poorly populated territories between the black sea and the forest zone of the dnieper and don, and the development of novorossiya begins in the era of peter the great. this was a russian imperial project for arranging the residence of a multinational population here. it all started with military settlements, the southern borders, the empire had to be protected from the turkish and tatar threats, their first inhabitants were serbs who were actively lured to these lands russian administrators. under elizabeth , entire colonies of southern slavs, serbs, moldavians, bulgarians, hungarians, slavic serbia and new serbia appeared in novorossia. the russian empire breathed life into novorossia and brought new people here. after russia joined the lands of the crimean khanate, the germans began to develop cultural lands, greeks and armenians trade and crafts ukrainians and russians built cities, the scots and the french brought here. industrial technologies at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries , a real industrial riot began in novorossia, at first mines and then factories needed hundreds and thousands of workers already in soviet times in this te

less than a year ago, in 2021, december, a black man by the name of peter went into u.s. bank in bloomington, minnesota. he requested a cashiers check from his business account. the tellers refused to issue the check. they told him the money was unavailable. even after he called u.s. banks one 800 number to confirm the wired funds were there, the tellers told him to go to a different branch and to get the check there. they then call the police. this discrimination has severe consequences. unfortunately, history is not unique. this is an under reported phenomenon. black people and other people of color are denied equal access to financial services which are essential to creating economic opportunity, the opportunity that some have referenced here today, by depriving communities of color equal access. these institutions are intended to serve the public, the entire public. they deprive certain communities of opportunities to buy a home, invest for the future, build intergenerational wealth. according to the brookings institute, communities of color have fewer options when it

. >> peters is a supporter of what is called the black robe regimen, inspired by pastors that fought revolutionary war. >> oftentimes these preachers would have their military gear underneath their pastor's robes and would get done with the sermon and unzip the pastor's robe and say, now let's go out and fight for independence. >> would you call it a militaristic view towards religion? >> we talk about warfare, we're talking about spiritual warfare. >> are you ever concerned when you're preaching that there is somebody in the audience who actually takes your words literally? >> not a chance. we aren't attacking anything physically. we are attacking this onslaught of the enemy upon our nation. we believe that this country is being taken over by satan. we're fighting against demonic forces. not earthly forces. >> peters called on his followers to protest the election results in person on january 6th. >> president trump has asked every patriot that can possibly be there on january 6th to go to d.c. all right? i'm going to be there, god willing. >> and went there himself. preaching befor

less than a year ago, in 2021, december, a black man by the way of peter -- went into a u.s.ank in bloomington, minnesota, and requested a cashiers check from his business account. the tellers refused to issue the check and told him the money was unavailable. even after he called u.s. banks when 100 number to confirm, the wired funds where there, the tellers told him to go to a different branch and to get the check there. they then call the police. this discrimination has severe consequences. unfortunately, his story is not unique. this isn't under reported phenomenon. and black people and other people of color are disproportionately denied equal access to financial services that are essential to creating economic opportunity. the opportunity that some have referenced here today. by depriving communities of color equal access, these financial institutions, which are intended to serve the public, the entire public, and fuel our economy, deprive certain communities of an equal opportunity to say for the future, to invest in a business, to buy a home, and importantly, to build i

a number of black leaders were also to small slow for martin luther king and others. thank you. peteryou want to add something to that? no, or opera? >> i just had some thoughts on her song for women. municipal to general, that song is definitely i think her acknowledging the stereotyping is empowering it's like, because stereotypes exist for a reason and it is like recognizing that women being put in these boxes is like, she knows what that is like. and giving it a platform, sharing that art with like the rest of the world around it. and then i think that needs someone to, we shall see in culture today like she said with a lot in rap music by black artist today. so she is very relevant to today as well. we >> thank you on your presentation i. think yes, very good points. very helpful. exactly. i think exposing the stereotypes can help to demolish them. so her next activist album was to honor martin luther king after's assassination in 1968 when she was the king of love is that. soon after though, she gave up on activism. she blamed the music industry for turning on her for her protes

officers are black but they are all still participating in a culture of police brutality and so that has added a layer of complication for civil rights campaigners. you heard the quote in peter'srobably now the focus will re—shift to police reform. i will add also in terms of theissue reform. i will add also in terms of the issue of race, civil rights leaders have said there is still an element of race in this because they do not believe that if the person in the car had been right he would have been beaten up in the same way tyre was and the lawyer for the family said this is a welcome case of swift justice but he hoped such swift justice but he hoped such swift justice is also imparted to white police officers when they are accused of brutality.- police officers when they are accused of brutality. the head of the uk's biggest business group has said most bosses "secretly" want all of their staff to return to working in offices. tony danker, director—general of the cbi, said the "whole world of work" had "gone crazy" since the pandemic. let's talk now with peter cheese, the ceo of cipd, a professional body which sets standards for hr and people development. what do you think

we fought to put blacks on the police force and for them to act in such a brutal way is more egregious than i could tell you. our north america correspondent peteres talked us through the background of this case. well, yes, this happened onjanuary 7, so just a few weeks ago. tyre nichols was stopped — it was a traffic stop. he was held for alleged reckless driving. there was apparently an initial confrontation with the officers, and then, a second confrontation when he tried to run away from the scene. he was then taken to hospital and died three days later from his injuries. we know that there is footage — as you have mentioned, there is the footage from the body cams of the officers, which the family of mr nichols have seen, other lawyers have also seen this footage, and they describe it as being harrowing, showing what happened to him, that he was pepper sprayed, the fact that they say he was beaten — and severely beaten — for a period of some three minutes. now, those officers a week ago were sacked from the force and, as we now know, they are being accused of murder. peter, it was strong words from the police chief there, calling it "a fail

we fought to put blacks on the police force and for them to act in such a brutal way is more egregious than i could tell you. our north america correspondent peters in los angeles, talks us through the background of this case. this goes back to january seven, when tyre nichols was stopped by the police. it was a traffic stop for an alleged traffic stop for an alleged traffic offence. and there was some kind of confrontation initially. he then ran away from the scene. he was held again by the police officers and that's when, according to the family and lawyers that have been speaking for them, that's when they say he was brutally, severely beaten by those officers. he was also tasered and pepper sprayed at the same time. and the officers, the events proved quite quickly. those offices have since been fired and as we now know have been charged with second—degree murder. find now know have been charged with second-degree murder. and there have been strong _ second-degree murder. and there have been strong words _ second-degree murder. and there have been strong words from - second-degree murder. and there have been strong words from the l have been

we fought to put blacks on the police force, - and for them to act in such - a brutal way is more egregious than i could tell you. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent, peter, who's in los angeles peter, great to get you on the programme. just talk us through the background of this case, how we got here.— the background of this case, how we got here. this goes back to january _ how we got here. this goes back to january the — how we got here. this goes back to january the 7th. _ how we got here. this goes back to january the 7th. it _ how we got here. this goes back to january the 7th. it was - how we got here. this goes back to january the 7th. it was a - to january the 7th. it was a traffic stop for an alleged traffic stop for an alleged traffic offence, and there was some kind of confrontation initially. he then ran away from the scene. he was held again by the police officers, and that's when, according to the family and the lawyers that had been speaking for them, that's when they say that he was brutally, severely beaten by those officers. he was also tasered and pepper sprayed at the same time. the officers have since been sacked, and as we now know

year old black woman from mozambique. noah is 18 and non binary, meaning neither traditionally male nor female. paula is a wheelchair user. faulty mine is a muslim, a moon is jewish, and peter is gay. they're all elements of a diverse society. the concept of diversity serves to acknowledge and appreciate people's individual characteristics and identities, and employers are eager to make the most productive use of their skills and abilities. the modern idea of diversity has its roots in the civil rights and feminist movements in the united states that challenged racism and discrimination against people of color and women. in some cases, individuals face multiple barriers on account of their skin, color, sexual orientation, age lower social class, or disability. sociologists call this intersectionality. in 2006, germany passed its anti discrimination act. the same year saw the introduction of the diversity charter, a corporate initiative aimed at ensuring equal opportunities in the workplace and sign voluntarily by thousands of employers. so does recruiting michelle jemina, noah, paula faulty mom, a moon. and pete, i mean companies can take the diversity box well, not so fast

black man as it does to us. kennedy went to watts with his aid peter edelman just a two of them. they were in la he said to peter let's go to watts. they jumped into taxi and they rode to the center of watts and walked around saw peter said it was like seeing a burned out area a war-torn area in your own country. i mean, it's the record was throughout and they talked to people and ask them about their lives and what and the really the every almost everyone talked about. no jobs low paying jobs, you know that that condition persisted no changes after after watts. he began supporting a group that was founded in the aftermath of the rebellion. the watford is brought watts right as workshop, which was created for young residents of watts and became a major part of the black arts movement. kennedy supported sent money visited with them and even campaign there when he was running for president in 68, so he's connecting with these forces that are helping to build up these communities and supporting young a young black people now when he was created about black power, get my thing. he in

peter i was going to build here, but there was not enough depth for the ships. but beauty lacks fish, too, abound. on the nero translation of spinouborskogo, this blackt black or temsky, because well, maybe from spanish, of course, i won’t argue with mirian. yes, yes, that's right merian lake. we have a shallow 2 m 1.5-2 m in total, but it is very silty over 20 m of silt there, because we have a lake in the ice age. as the glaciers descended, a lake of 64 m² was formed. 8x12 and uh, this island was formed, where you can observe this island. this is a boulder, the image turned out to be earth. here we have a plant for kvass wort. and when it starts to smoke, it smells like bread, and you were born here? yes, i was born here and have been useful all my life. i'm great in rostov. and he didn't go anywhere. and what will we catch, what is generally found in the lake? uh, there are about 30 names of fish in our lake. that is, from predators i can tell you, that is, zander, pike, perch, from them predators, of course, we have carp bream, laziness, carp , roach, rudd, everything is present, right? everything is fine, nothing and so you can catch a fish, of

i mean, the problem all this, peter, is i mean , it's all this, peter, is i mean, it's not black andwhite. this is quite black and white in a way. but it isn't a black and white problem. and we've got and one of the key is spending the nhs has increased since 2010, but investors went into the nhs yes hasn't necessarily increase . you hasn't necessarily increase. you know toby is absolutely right that we can't have an ambulance, we can't have people who fall over , break something, having to over, break something, having to wait 20 hours when hammond when they're not on strike. i mean, that's plain wrong, but there has . but what i'm that's plain wrong, but there has. but what i'm saying, that's plain wrong, but there has . but what i'm saying, toby, has. but what i'm saying, toby, is if this whole dispute leads to a better solution . i mean, to a better solution. i mean, you know, we've talked about this delay . well, that would get this delay. well, that would get amnesties in and out quicker. so there's a serious too. but i'm i'm i'm not i'm not satisfied with the current situation

black, were fired last week, after being accused of using excessive force. their actions were caught on body cameras. that video will be released within the next 2a hours. our correspondent peteras more on the developments. another case of alleged police brutality in america. 29—year—old tyre nichols died three days after being stopped the reckless driving in memphis, tennessee. his family say he was severely beaten. five officers were sacked last week after investigation found them to be directly responsible for the physical abuse of tyre nichols. now they are being charged with second—degree murder. charged with second-degree murder. , , . charged with second-degree murder. , ., ., murder. this is a failing of basic humanity _ murder. this is a failing of basic humanity towards i murder. this is a failing of - basic humanity towards another individual. this incident was heinous, reckless and inhumane. video footage of the arrest will be made public in the coming hours. tyre nichols's grieving family had an opportunity to review it earlier this week. i opportunity to review it earlier this week. i don't know an hinu earlier this week. i don't know anything right _ earlier thi

we fought to put blacks on the police force and for them to act in such a brutal way is more egregious than i could tell you. i'm joined now by our north america correspondent peteres, who's in los angeles. hello, peter. a harrowing case. just talk us through the background of it all and what led to these charges.- background of it all and what led to these charges. yes, this happened _ led to these charges. yes, this happened on — led to these charges. yes, this happened on january _ led to these charges. yes, this happened on january seven, i led to these charges. yes, this| happened on january seven, so happened onjanuary seven, so just a few weeks ago. tyre nichols was stopped, traffic stop, held for alleged reckless driving. there was apparently an initial confrontation with the officers and then, a second confrontation when he tried to run away from the scene. he was then taken to hospital and died three days later from his injuries. we know that there is footage, as you have mentioned, footage, as you have mentioned, footage from the body cams of the officers which the family of one have seen, other lawyers have also seen this footage, and they describe it

black man as it does to us. kennedy went to watts just a few of them they were in l.a. he said to peter, let's go to watts.ust as taxi drove to the center of watts and solberg peters there's like seeing a burned-out area a war-torn area in your own country. it was wreckage throughout. they talk to people and asked about their lives. it's really almost everyone talked about new jobs, low-paying jobs, that condition persisted, no changes after watts. he began supporting a group that was founded in the aftermath of the rebellion. the watts writers workshop which was great for young residents and became a major part of the black. kennedy supported commonsense money, visited with them and campaign there and he is running for president 68. he is connecting built up the communities in supporting young black people. now, when he was asked about black power, and wake of the meredith mart she said well, you could interpret black power in many ways. it could raise concerns because he felt the future of the country dependent on black and white people working together. but he said, for demonstrating black citizens to k

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black — were fired last week after being accused of using excessive force. their actions were caught on body cameras. that video will be released within the next 24 hours. our correspondent peter after he was stopped for alleged reckless driving. his family say he was severely beaten. the five officers were sacked last week after an investigation found them to be directly responsible for the physical abuse of mr nichols. now they are being charged with second—degree murder. this is a failing of basic humanity towards another individual. this incident was heinous, reckless, and inhumane. video footage of the arrest will be made public in the coming hours. tyre nichols' grieving family had an opportunity to review it earlier this week. i don't know anything right now. all i know is my son tyre is not here with me any more. he will never walk through that door again. he will never come in and say, "hello, parents," because that is what he would do. he would come in and say, "hello, parents." in a word, it's absolutely appalling. let me be clear. what happened here does not at all reflect proper policing. this was wrong, this was criminal. this is a case involving a young black ma

peter a little later. ah, people, people are expressing the anger across the u. s. l to police and memphis release disturbing video showing office as beating an unarmed black man. tyrene nichols died later in the hospital. u. s. president joe bite. the said that he was outraged by the video. i spoke with sorry mother. and i left my condolences folder that i was going to be making a convert past the georgia board and get this done. this is the goal. i can only do so much in the executive order, the federal level and, and the prayer i was really please, if you call for no people protest, no, no violence, no good role launches were held in the streets of memphis on friday. and of course, other american cities, several protests were arrested during the confrontations with police in new york. gabriel elizondo reports now from men memphis. just a warning. you may find pictures in his report. disturbing. it was several days that people here in memphis and really around the united states has been bracing for this video. officials had been saying this is going to be very difficult to watch. it's probably going to make you angry. and it's something that is certainly very troubl

peter in sport, ah, memphis and of the u. s. as he's appraised for angry protest, as the authorities prepared to release a video showing a violent confrontation between police and a black motorist who later died. president joe biden and the mother of tyree nichols of appealed for. com. 5 police officers and tennessee have been sacked and charged with 2nd degree murder following tyra nichols as death. this month. they were sacked when a police investigation found they used excessive force or failed to intervene to help 29 year old nichols die 3 days after his allegedly beaten during a traffic stop in memphis. while the lawyers acting for the family of tyree nichols welcomed the quick response by the authorities and demanded the same reaction for all police investigations. will we look her? how this far black o for says, who were colonel tamar committed the crime? and when we look at how fat the police chief and the police department terminated them, and we look at how swiftly the district attorney bought charges against them and less than 20 days. then we want to put claim that this is the blueprint. go for it to turn in the offices. where would i be? black or white? an

peter? what of the whole what we got out of the whole black hole of what? it. i think it's good domestic abuse analogies, right? no i just in these circumstances, i think it is terribly sad . just in these circumstances, i think it is terribly sad. i do think it is terribly sad. i do think harry, harry and meghan have made some poor choices, but think clearly they're very upset . know harry and william, of course, lost their young and course, lost their young age and everything, circumstances . i everything, circumstances. i don't a moment that don't doubt for a moment that meghan her meghan suffered racism over her life . i think perhaps they need life. i think perhaps they need a wider circle of advisers because things like making tv show book about family, it show and a book about family, it seem like it will end well . and seem like it will end well. and i think i feel the rest of . the i think i feel the rest of. the royal family, of course, have very gilded life. but they they are dedicated . yes, i think are dedicated. yes, i think they're probably d

black members of the body that selects the winners. following a series of reforms the hollywood foreign press association is attempting to win back the approval of audiences — and the entertainment industry, as peterversity amongst the voters, and other ethical lapses, led to the globe is being led to the globes being boycotted by hollywood and dropped from tv last year. but the ceremony has returned to try to nurture a new, inclusive image, starting with the host. and i'll tell you why i'm here... i'm here because i'm black. laughter. the comedianjerrod carmichael didn't shy away from the controversy, joking that as the first black host in the show�*s history, he was unfireable. i heard they got six new black members. congrats to them, whatever, sure. but it's not why i'm here. i'm here, truly, because all of you, i look out into this room and i see a lot of talented people. and so it was on with the awards. one of the night's big winners was everything everywhere all at once, a comedy—drama set in the multi—verse and starring michelle yeoh, a malaysian actress who plays the owner of a launderette. and this is also for all the shoulders that i stand on, all who came before me who look like me. we

peter he is this bum i'm with you. well , the people's equivalent of the answer sounded. why do we need such simpler guys? what is this one for? a homeless man with a black in his hand, said the guys. i'm with you because i'm here for a brawl, to be honest. holds nothing. you see, i returned home under the impression of this story. my head was spinning all the time. there's nothing here for me holds. indeed, a funny witty story. i entered the apartment having previously opened the door and turned on channel one on the tv remote control and there i saw a ringastar in the frame on the screen. it was a film, as i found out later martin scorsese about georgie harrison. well, he didn't know anything. i see ringa old. i'm used to the fact that ringa always speaks with humor when asked what the beatles of ringa always proudly said to you, these are four asses that i have seen for eight or more years there hmm because the drum is visible to the ensemble exactly, well, the rear part of the front here ringo star was in the frame, my head is spinning. nothing keeps me here and suddenly a question. right on tv ringa and when did you last see george nu ringa says a f