i think they just have a culture problem. makai, do you think there s a culture problem? have you felt any issues? you re the only black player on the team, am i correct? yes, yes. i have felt that there s a culture problem. this wasn t the first time that there was an issue when we played there. it was last year there was another issue with apparently another parent was kept making some sort of remark towards me, and then even if you there s plenty of people talking to me telling me different accounts of, oh, when we went there this happened or when we played there, someone said this to me. even people at that school were saying that there s issues within the administration of our programs, so i m not really surprised too much, and i do think it is there s a culture issue at the school. yeah. well, listen, i want to thank you guys for joining us, and please keep us updated on what happens. we really appreciate it. thank you. you be well, don t let it get to
this video. i think they just have a culture problem. makai, do you think there s a culture problem? have you felt any issues? you re the only black player on the team, am i correct? yes, yes. i have felt that there s a culture problem. this wasn t the first time that there was an issue when we played there. it was last year there was another issue with apparently another parent was kept making some sort of remark towards me, and then even if you there s plenty of people talking to me telling me different accounts of, oh, when we went there this happened or when we played there, someone said this to me. even people at that school were saying that there s issues within the administration of our programs, so i m not really surprised too much, and i do think it is there s a culture issue at the school. yeah. well, listen, i want to thank you guys for joining us, and please keep us updated on what
this was back in 2015. and vladimir putin decided russia would become far more involved in the war. russian planes provided aerial support for the syrian government. and one focus was aleppo, the largest city in syria and a rebel stronghold. by 2016, this was eastern aleppo. with russian controlling the skies, the city below was devastated, as this rescue worker describes. translation: syrian and russian l warplanes carried out more than 150 air strikes on aleppo last night, causing so much destruction. they re bombing civilian neighbourhoods, hospitals are full of wounded and civil defences are overwhelmed. a un inquiry the next year concluded civilians were targeted by all sides and said that. that was syria. and it wasn t the first time we d seen putin s willingness to destroy cities. in the south of russia is grozny.
the image so devastating it shocked the world. a ukrainian family killed by russian mortar fire as they tried to fleeer pin. se ranking a bay area tech company, and her two children. elisa and makita, 18. and a 26-year-old member of a church group who, after helping his own family get to safety, went back to help others. this wasn t the first time the family was forced to leave home having moved from donetsk in 2014. this time, after hiding out in a basement when a bomb hit their apartment building, the family decided to flee because they thought they had been offered safe passage by a temporary
so the children are just going to have to deal with it ourselves. after rachel made her formal complaint, holly followed suit. and this wasn t the first time the university had been made aware of concerns about his behaviour towards female students. disclosure has learned that a member of the student representative council spoke to a senior university official in may 2019. they alerted the official that they were aware of concerns about paddy everingham and said they were worried about the safety of women on campus. a few weeks later, we understand paddy everingham was spoken to informally by the university and that no further action was taken at that point. despite this, when formal complaints were made against paddy everingham, the university decided not to suspend him. he continued as gusa president and remained on campus while the complaints were investigated.