Governor of Lebanons Central Bank is defending its organizations role during the economic crisis there are protests against lebanons deepening financial problems of turned violent for 2 nights in a row for the governor wants the blame pointed elsewhere he says the central bank only finances the government and is not responsible for how any of the money is actually spent. To me we hide nothing in the central bank of lebanon nothing is being done unilaterally in the central bank expenditure belongs to the Financial System in lebanon other than that it is an attack that i am not telling the truth to the public of lebanon in order to increase the campaign against the governor of the central bank sir hold that has more from beirut. A few days ago the lebanese Prime Minister even insinuated he went as far as to insinuate that the Central Bank Governor is tampering with Financial Stability for political gain said he was engineering the collapse of the currency to topple the government today w
Is getting worse every day in the capital of the amazon in brasil its now become practically the epicenter of the crisis in the country in particular because the Health Services there are already extremely fragile been able to cope with the number of cases in our poor it is their say that are seeing 3 or 4 times the number of deaths in this city compared to the average normal times they dont know exactly how many of them have to do with the coveted 19 the disease in thats because theyre a neighbor or to do enough testing to really know what the numbers are there what they do know is that there are no spaces left in the hospitals and clinics in this city in the stories of more than once had to open mass graves to deal with the number of bodies weve also seen reports of relatives of those who died protesting the way they were treated but also he says they d are left with no other possibility to really deal with the crisis that they had never seen before and now the worry is a severe viru
Perception that germans out wide their head in blue eyed has never been true and will never be 2 its and. People always ask me where im from that its not possible to be german and like. From the moment i get up and leave the house in the morning im confronted with racist abuse images and syria types of people. As a child alice wanted to have white skin. Because i felt bed being black and not being able to blend in and i was kind of sticking out of the group and being you know different than the rest i didnt want to be different. I am traveling around germany to talk with other people about our experiences with racism my 1st stop this ham thats where i was on it. I had absolutely wonderful parents and that helped me a lot in difficult situations. I mean i always had a lot of friends about i do remember. That we played these funny games like whos afraid of the black man and tender little negroes thats called in german so and i remember that sometimes they ran after me and said yeah nothi
I thought how k. And joy in the Stream Research shows that exposure to reading material early in a childs life has both an immediate effect on the capillary general knowledge and comprehension skills. Studies have also shown that nonwhite children who see their own identities and experiences reflected have higher selfesteem better social emotional functioning and increased classroom engagement so then why is it that there is such a dearth of Childrens Books that include diverse characters with diverse attributes this info off summarizes well things are in the us and numbers are improving but hardly where they should be today may 3 autists with changing. As always as conversation is for you and our Community Growing up did you see book characters that reflected your life so many of you have already shared your thoughts and there is much to talk about so join our conversation live on you tube or message us at e. J. Stream or twitter on twitter or instagram thats what robin thomas did whe
Disassemble the way they benefit from whiteness and what she calls good ancestors. People who leave a legacy of liberation and others to follow. Shes a writer, speaker and podcast offer, she earned her bachelor of law degree from Lancaster University in the kingdom. Her husband and two children. We are excited to talk with her tonight. We also are excited to announce this new book has already released on the number one bestseller list. [cheering] number 88 on usa today. With that, layla, welcome. Thank you so much. Happy to be here. Are you on . Here it comes. There we go. Can you hear me . No. Sorry about that. That has never happened before. [laughter] i want to ask a question and hand the mic over to layla so she can hear your. Why do start with a fascinating book, a great exploration of a topic that we are all interested to talk about work tonight but in this book, youre asking white people, particularly quite people in the u. S. Like me to confront racism, you say outright this ca