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Anti-radicalisation, social movements, and imagining alternatives
Bue Rübner Hansen, @BueRubner, is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Aarhus, researching the emergence of ideas of the good life in common, as well as questions of class composition, migration and economic crisis. He is an editor of Viewpoint Magazine, and a participant in the refugee city group of Barcelona en Comú. Joan Pedro-Carañana is Assistant Professor of Media and Communication at Saint Louis University-Madrid Campus.
Mon 3 Oct FP | openDemocracy
As feminist thinkers and activists, we must tackle not only the systemic discrimination embedded in the world outside, but the often unconscious or invisible biases that we ourselves have internalized. Part 1.
How to use technology so it doesn’t use us
Inés Bebea speaks at the Cities of Welcome, Cities of Transit conference held July 2016 in Barcelona. VIDEO
Christie Discusses M&M's and Standing by Trump on Fallon
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie stopped by the 'Tonight Show ' with Jimmy Fallon, and didn't shy away from explaining his infamous Super Tuesday Trump stance. In mid March, during a press conference with GOP front-runner Donald Trump, Christie stood next to the billionaire and was unrecognizable. The larger than life personality, appeared lifeless and unsure of what was happening around him.
Zika May Lead to Last-Minute Olympic Travel Decisions, Experts Say
The potential impact of the Zika virus on the Rio Olympics is making daily headlines, but tourism experts say Brazilian officials still have time to make sure visitors will feel comfortable heading to the Games. “It will depend on how prepared Brazil is to deal with Zika. If they show a response that they can manage the situation they won’t lose a lot of people,” said Lori Pennington-Gray, professor and director of the University of Florida Tourism and Crisis Management Initiative.
'SNL' Recap: Bernie Sanders Shares a Sinking Ship With Larry David
Bernie Sanders joined Larry David on "Saturday Night Live" and the result was pretty, pretty, pretty good. But first David began his "SNL" monologue as host with the signature laid-back, self-deprecating style that has made the "Seinfeld" co-creator a household name. David said he was shocked he was a host when he considers himself more of a guest, and never a good one. “I’m supposed to say we have a great show tonight but why raise expectations? Why else would we be here?” he said.
'SNL' Returns With 'Star Wars' and New York Values
Diving right into the new season of 'Saturday Night Live', the show began with a GOP debate where Ted Cruz and Donald Trump were center stage. Cruz was again asked to clarify the comments he made about New York during the last debate. In his attempts to take a jab at Trump, Cruz instead lumped Trump into what he called New York values.
How to Help France After Terrorist Attacks
Organizations are providing ways to help people affected by the multiple terrorist attacks in Paris that claimed the lives of 129 people and injured 352 on Friday. Support for victims began soon after the deadly attacks when Parisians started tweeting #PourteOuverte (French meaning for "open door") and opened their homes to strangers stranded in the streets. In the United States, residents began using the hashtag #StrandedInUS for French nationals who were unable to go home after the attacks.
Irish Band U2 Lays Flowers Near Site of Attack in Paris
Irish rock band U2 visited the Bataclan in Paris and laid flowers at the site of the deadly hostage siege that stunned France on Friday night. U2 was in Paris to perform on Nov. 14 and 15 for televised live concerts by Live Nation and HBO.
Former Tesla Engineer Accessed Manager's Email, Posted Confidential Docs Online: Indictment
A former Tesla engineer is facing charges for allegedly accessing his former manager’s work email, then posting confidential information from the account online, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Nima Kalbasi, 28, a former mechanical engineer with the Palo Alto-based company, appeared in federal court in Northern California for the first time on Thursday. He was indicted on two counts of felony computer intrusion.
Fans Share Tom Brady Victory Memes After Court Win
The four-game suspension against New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was lifted Thursday, handing a defeat to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. With Brady's Deflategate punishment nullified, he is free to play in the season opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sept. 10. Fans took to Twitter to celebrate, posting old clips of the football star and imagining his reaction.
Migrant Crisis: Bodies of Refugees Wash up on Turkey Beach
Two boats carrying what were believed to be Syrian refugees sank off the coast Turkey en route to Greece, killing at least 11 people, according to Turkey's Dogan news agency. Photos released by the Turkish Police Wednesday showed a small body of a drowned child on Bodrum Beach. NBC News is choosing not to publish the images which show a child face down in the sand. In another image, a Turkish policeman cradles the child in his arms and carries it away.
MMA Fighter Ronda Rousey Accepts Invitation to Marine Ball, Making One Soldier's Dreams Come True
Ronda Rousey said she'd take a night off from kicking and punching to dance and twirl at a Marine Corps Birthday Ball. Rousey, 28 — the reigning MMA superstar and actress — accepted an invitation from U.S. Marine Jarrod Haschert, 22, according to a news report on Tuesday. In a video posted to on his Facebook page Thursday, Haschert confesses to Rousey that she is his celebrity crush and he would love to take her to the ball on Dec. 11.
For battered NFL wives, a message from the cops and the league: Keep quiet
Whenever Dewan Smith-Williams sees Janay Rice on television, she feels like she's looking into a mirror. Smith-Williams, 44, remembers the denial, the secrecy, the sense of isolation, the shame. But most of all, she remembers the fear of ruining her husband's career as a National Football League player - the feeling that coming forth, or seeking justice, would destroy her four children's financial security.
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