are also troubling reports of discrimination and mistreatment of africans trying to leave ukraine. listen to a medical student who made it to romania for a four-day, describing the alarming situation. there is been a lot of segregation and racism. the people who have managed to actually get through the passport control, it seems like there is a hierarchy of ukrainians, first, indians second, africans last. so there s been a lot of racism in that sense. and then amongst communities trying to flee ukraine, there s been a lot of violence. as she is just one of the many speaking up, grace will have the democratic republic of congo to be an engineering student in ukraine, told the times that she encountered hostility from the ukrainian military, while trying to board a train out of lviv. she said that they were dividing people up into groups, those who are white and those who are not. and that african woman were
story needs to be lifted up for mississippi, for the country and for the world. do you get the sense, maybe it s just me, that there are folks who don t want emmett till s story told, like proactively don t want the story told? as the secretary of the interior in charge of the national park service, our job is to tell america s story, and that s part of america s story. we want to make sure that america s story is told from the folks who have not always been invited to the table, who have not always had a say in what their own history has been. and so, sure, i m sure there s people out there that don t want certain parts of any story told, but i am happy that this community is speaking out, speaking up, and that, and that the united states and the
a powder keg that could blow up, what do you mean? well, i mean, here s the problem. you bring thesehe people into a community like valde, youit know, but youy know, usually eight eight thirty nine o clock there s not anything but a convenience store. so what are you going:0 to have one hundred and fifty two hundred people and they re going to start walking in the neighborhoods. you know, our crime rates areut already up. i m not attributing all that illegal immigration, but i promise you part ofe it u is and all of a sudden these people are going to beng in people s neighborhoods or in their cars or on their frontc porch charging their phone just walking up and plugging their phone in like they own the place and you can t tell them they can t charge the phone. and when that happens, somebody isis going to get hurt. and i hope it doesn t happen. but i m really worried that it isat. i can promise you the white house doesn t care at all about you or anyone in your town. and i appreciate
But a feminist duo – ElBouma, or “The Owl” in Arabic – is blending old melodies, new rhythms, and bold lyrics to critique abuses faced by women and girls in their broadly conservative north African country.