Leaders in Africa and around the world give lip service to addressing
underlying causes of terrorism, violent internal conflicts, criminal violence and other threats. In practice,
they prioritize militarized responses that are not only
abusive of human rights but also ineffective and counter-productive.
African conflicts are most often seen in terms of simplistic
narratives and applied to the entire continent. But each country
is distinct. Most are at peace, afflicted not by war and warlords,
but by the less visible kinds of violence that prevail around the
world: violence against women or the everyday violence of crime and
discrimination against immigrants.
This Tuesday, April 27, is National Tell a Story Day, and do we have a range of stories to recommend in this list of best virtual (and socially distanced) bets. Some stories are brand new, like those featured in the Landing Theatre Company’s New American Voices Playwriting Festival, and some are centuries old. Yes, we’re looking at you, William Shakespeare. And some stories, the storytellers themselves won’t even know what they are as they tell them. Keep reading to see the best stories you can find in Houston this week.
White Rabbit Red Rabbit in 2010, a play that went viral for its unique directives – no director, no set, and a different actor (who reads the script for the first time on stage) for each performance. On Thursday, April 22, 4th Wall Theatre Company will open a virtual run of Soleimanpour’s wildly popular theatrical experiment on Zoom, with nine different actors tackling the work, including award-winning actress Laura Linney and 4th Wall co-artistic directo
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Baltimore restaurant owned by Bills fan to receive $10,000 to help with impact of COVID-19
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BALTIMORE, MD (WKBW) â The owner of a Baltimore restaurant is an avid Buffalo Bills fan and he received a big surprise from the Famous Fund and some members of the Bills Mafia.
Joseph Gardella the owner of Joe Benny s in Baltimore s Little Italy neighborhood and an avid Bills fan will receive $10,000 from the Famous Fund to help with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bills Mafia co-founder Del Reid and other members of the Bills Mafia were on the Zoom call with Gardella to let him know the money would be on the way.
BALTIMORE The coronavirus pandemic and the restrictions that followed have devastated businesses large and small, but they didn t stop Keiller Kyle from following through on bringing a bread bakery to Little Italy s renowned food scene.