press was criticized on the pages of the popular newspaper delmail honorary professor of the university of kentiologist frankfuredi called the production of the quote a rewriting of history. according to him, if this continues, then we can agree that, for example, the english writer mary n. evans, who worked under the pseudonym george and ice, was also non-binary or that jane austen is transgender in all she does. now e is causing europe not just some kind of bewilderment, but simply causes global dissonance - they are raping history, and not raping historical figures. they rape the shrines. everything they do now. this is an infusion. e to society first turn their society to some incomprehensible ideologies. i believe that this is immoral and it is simply blasphemous from the point of view of at least adequacy, but from the point of view of the church, the non-binary image of the virgin of orleans is generally sacrilege in the united kingdom. men and catholics and politicians, the immortal farce of shakespeare would have clutched his head, as one of the former members of the british parliament

you if you're a researcher electra at the university of kent, a very welcome to all of you. let's start by saying and pointing out that t gray is a very difficult beach and access has been mostly close to genesis the start of the conflict around nearly 2 years ago. sued what communication do you have with people in the region and what can you tell us about the situation? well, the situation is really dire and we know the communication sort of is completely out of service and then deliberately done by the. busy government because we sold us some media outlets. one to the end is extremely clean inmate what is happening in the sites. but currently we don't have to be honest, a clear communication with our family of what is happening except the fact that many people are because of the drug court in each implemented by the government. so basically what we know so far is that people are ignoring what's happening in the doctor says this is clear about many people doesn't want to discuss, but it is all you could order, but not the fact that the guy is speaking over at this point. bu

criticized it on the pages of the popular daily mail newspaper frankfuredi, a professor at the university of kent history. according to him, if it goes on like this, we can agree to the point that, for example, an english writer. mary n. evans, who worked under the pseudonym george and ice, was also non-binary or that jane austen is transgender in all she does. now e is causing europe not just some kind of bewilderment, but simply causes global dissonance, and they are not raping history, but they are not raping historical figures. they rape the shrines. eh, everything they now doing this infusion. e in society, first of all, its society of some incomprehensible ideologies. i think that this is immoral and it is simply blasphemous from the point of view of at least adequacy. and from the point of view of the church, it is not the binary image of the virgin of orleans - this is generally sacrilege in the united kingdom, both catholics and politicians are outraged and an immense farce. shakespeare would have grabbed his head. so one of the former members of the british parliament angrily responded

with criticism on the pages of the popular newspaper delly, mail professor emeritus of the university of kentt frank fru-redi called the production a quote rewriting history according to him, if so goes further, then we can agree to the fact that, for example, an english writer. mary n. evans, who worked under the pseudonym george and ice, was also non-binary or that jane austen is transgender in all she does. now e is causing europe not just some kind of bewilderment, but simply causes global dissonance - they are raping history, and not raping historical figures. they rape the shrines. everything they do now. it's an infusion. e in society, first of all, its society of some incomprehensible ideologies. i think it's immoral and simply blasphemous from the point of view of at least adekva. hello and s. the points of view of the church, not a binary image of the virgin of orleans - this is generally sacrilege in the united kingdom, both catholics and politicians are outraged. the immortal farce shakespeare would clutch his head. so one of the former members of the british parliament angrily re

you know, maybe even fry it frank freddie professor emeritus at the university of kent, let's hear whative, interesting, intelligent and, as a result, more important for the state and society than heterosexuals, especially men, the situation is aggravated by the fact that such a vision is actively promoted in the media . a similar policy is introduced and the largest companies put hundreds of western companies on avatars in the month of the pride. in social networks. rainbow flags. the media widely cover lgbt issues in the creative industries in games, films and other content, they try to add lgbt characters, as we have already said, this political technology is true and this is a classic example of when the rights of some minorities, a are extrapolated due to the infringement of the rights of the majority, that is, but for in order to protect the rights of a conditional person. and you need to infringe on bc and so on. this is it, what is it for? unfortunately this is what has come, but you know, this is the abyss that now exists on the key issue of human rights about democracy, becaus

lets speak to marion fitzgerald, visiting professor of criminology at the university of kent. e pandemic so nobody was interested in what was happening to crime but those figures have gone down and down, and overall the proportion of offences that the police know about that end up with anybody being charged is down to 7%. so that end up with anybody being charged is down to 7%. so what is auoin charged is down to 7%. so what is going on? — charged is down to 7%. so what is going on? i— charged is down to 7%. so what is going on? ijust — charged is down to 7%. so what is going on? ijust wondered, - charged is down to 7%. so what is going on? ijust wondered, on - going on? ijust wondered, on exactly that, what is going on? why is it down so low? i exactly that, what is going on? why is it down so low?— is it down so low? i have a theory which is a — is it down so low? i have a theory which is a bit _ is it down so low? i have a theory which is a bit difficult _ is it down so low? i have a theory which is a bit difficult to - is it down so low? i have a theory which is a bit diffi

of unity and equality, so, please welcome dr. charlotte morris. thank you, mr. kent. good morning. to my platform guests members of the lincoln group ladies and gentlemen on behalf of tuskegee university, it's board of trustees alumni faculty staff and students. i offer my sincere appreciation to the lincoln group of the district of columbia and the united states national park service for extending this invitation to provide remarks at this important commemoration. i must also gratefully acknowledge our special guests in the audience including of course the tuskegee university board of trustees my colleagues from the campus my family and other friends who have joined here for this occasion. on this day we together celebrate the 16th president of these united states of america and affirm president abraham lincoln as a charismatic and forward-thinking leader of the free world. our continuing observance at this memorial is a reminder of the human yarning to be free and equal. search a quest emanates when oppressed people or denied the rights of liberty equity gestures and the pursuit of happiness. a promise of america was to provide equal opportunity to all its citizens. when these right

kent state university in ohio. it's good to talk to you, what are you hearing? >> good to be with you he has been, we've talked to a group ofen coming through late morning, early afternoon here. i think one of the things that sticks out as people we talked to don't necessarily fully get yet how this could impact them. there's a mix of people. one was a junior who we spoke with who believed he could qualify to up to $20,000 because he's a pell graham -- grant recipient. but he's in a situation that many are, and he's waiting for a guidance about it, and how things will move forward. we talked with some students who are brand-new to campus, just days ago starting the freshman here. they're not sure what they're fresh -- with their loan situation is, is their family even taking out loans to fully fund their education? there's a mix of opinion from people in terms of understanding what this means to them, however most of the students were talking to, if we took a straw poll, i'd say it was positive reaction to the news. it could open doors to people, given the more flexibility to how they move forward with their lives. there ar

of both the law and governance laid the foundation for public policy enactments, still undergo to our infrastructure today, as noted by author, david kent. the moral act, which established the university systems and provided federal land and funds for postsecondary education institutions, focused on agricultural, mechanical arts, an rotc programs. the establishment of the department of agriculture, the u.s. invites grant of 1864, which set aside the first protected park on federally owned land and which was the purpura to the establishment of the national park system from his address to the emancipation proclamation, lincoln demonstrated his desire for a new birth of freedom. lincoln's vision has become the hallmark of our democracy and has employed us to become a government of the people, by the people, for the people, that shall not perish from this earth. we must can say that president lincoln was more the great emancipator, he was a visionary guardian of truth, freedom, and justice. as someone so aptly said, he was not building america to last for a day but through the ages. america is bathed in centuries of oppression. 246 years after its founding in 1776 we remain a nation yearn

kent state. he was here too long. he didn't care about football. his roommates used to homophobic slur about him. and so we decided that he had some friends at the university of buffalo and he'd like to transfer there and alison was going to follow him just as her mother. have followed her father all those years. she and her boyfriend were together. on the 4th of may 1970 crouching in a parking lot. when the bullet from the national guardsmen ripped through the kennedy high t-shirt, she was wearing that day. the next morning the anger was flooding through. the country in what was become the most intense moment of the anti-war movement college campuses shutting down all across the country in the protests reached to kennedy high school too. a group of kids came out of the school and they went up to the flagpole in the front of the school and they demanded that the flag be lowered to half-mast and allison's honor. another group of kids came out and said no that flag had to stay at the top and there was a tough a lot of pushing and shoving until the principal came out and he worked out a compromise. said that the flag and front could be lowered to half-mast, but

press , criticized the pages of the popular newspapers delly, mail professor emeritus of the university of kent, sociologist frank fru-redi called the production of a quote a rewriting of history according to him , if it goes on like this, then we can agree that, for example, the english writer mary an evans, who worked under the pseudonym george and ice was also non-binary or that jane austen is transgender in everything she does. now e is causing europe not just some kind of bewilderment, but simply causes global dissonance - they are raping history, and not raping historical figures. they rape the shrines. and whatever they are doing now. this is an infusion. e in society, first of all, its society of some incomprehensible ideologies. i think that this is immoral and it is simply blasphemous from the point of view of at least adekva. and from the point of view of the church, it’s not a binary image of the virgin of orleans - it’s generally sacrilege in the united kingdom, and catholics and politicians are outraged. shakespeare’s immortal farce would have grabbed his head, so one of the forme