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首相 北幹部に「解決」求める
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日銀総裁 黒田氏を再任へ
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:34
福井の立ち往生 3日ぶり解消
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:30
本戦進出の葛西 ドキドキする
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:26
信号の押ボタン タッチ式登場
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:22
Twitter 上場以来初の黒字に
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:18
ダウ大幅続落 一時680ドル安
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:14
住宅に男女2遺体 殺人で捜査
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:10
台湾 相次ぐ余震で救助難航
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- Feb 09 Fri 2018 13:06
福井の立ち往生 3日ぶり解消
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 20:29
松山英樹 復帰のめど立たず
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 20:25
開会式極寒?カップ麺凍る平昌
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 20:21
アウシュビッツ 入れ墨係の恋
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陸王 埼玉県に経済効果10億円
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 20:13
女性強殺 闇サイトきっかけか
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 20:09
民家で20歳死亡 殺人の可能性
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日本海側や北日本 大雪に警戒
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 20:01
アナ降板 明暗分かれた会見
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- Feb 04 Sun 2018 15:23
For moment when NFL didn’t stick to sports, 3 rare voices emerge in social movement discussion
For moment when NFL didn’t stick to sports, 3 rare voices emerge in social movement discussion
Yahoo SportsFeb 3, 2018, 11:34 PM
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – Several years ago, Josh McCown was at a Bible study with some fellow NFL players when a few of the African-Americans in the room started a conversation about race. They described the feeling of being followed around in a mall. They discussed what it’s like to be tailed by police for no reason. It struck McCown that these are conversations he never has to have, because he is white.
“They’re running a race with a weighted vest on,” he thought.
The New York Jets quarterback relayed this story Friday at a forum put together by the non-profit RISE – Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality, started in 2015 by Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. Most of the conversation was about a 2017 NFL season filled with debate and division, and McCown was one of the most passionate speakers.
“As a white man in America,” he said, “to not acknowledge your path is not the same as another is very irresponsible.”
Jets quarterback Josh McCown spoke with candor from his view on the social movement occurring within the NFL. (Getty Images)
It’s a powerful sentiment and not one a lot of people have heard from McCown. Colin Kaepernick started a historic movement when he sat for the national anthem in August of 2016, but Kaepernick’s football career is likely over. Others like the Philadelphia Eagles’ Malcolm Jenkins and former player Anquan Boldin have been tireless in their efforts to pick up the baton through charity or civic engagement or both. But every player’s moment in the NFL sun is short, and the future of this movement will rely on other voices joining the choir.
McCown’s role is significant, as is the Eagles’ Chris Long, in part because they are white men showing solidarity with an African-American cause. “They exemplified the brotherhood,” said NFL executive vice president Troy Vincent on Friday. “This is not a catch-all subject. This was not about all people. This was about, in particular, black boys. When you are a minority speaking up in that room, that’s true leadership.”
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There were other “minority” testimonials Friday, in front of what was a largely minority audience. Cleveland Browns tight end Seth DeValve, who got headlines during the preseason when he kneeled with his teammates, spoke about the black crime rate. He asked rhetorically if there is some endemic difference that makes African-Americans more likely than whites to commit crimes. He said his answer is no, and therefore there must be systemic racism that must be confronted.
It wasn’t only players speaking out. Atlanta Falcons assistant general manager Scott Pioli also sat on a panel. He told of the time when his elementary school in New York State hired its first black teacher and he found himself in her class. He heard adults throughout town complaining about her, using racist terms and epithets, and he walked into her classroom with trepidation. “I met a woman who loved me,” Pioli said, choking back tears.
The lesson he learned was this: “A lot of the teachers and adults in my community were teaching the wrong things.”
It’s not that McCown and DeValve and Pioli suddenly decided to be socially aware; it’s more that the national discussion of these topics has too often veered into something tangential: the patriotism issue, or the anthem issue, or the distraction issue.
“We made a mistake by addressing the anthem and the military part of it,” said Dolphins defensive back Michael Thomas. “We should have kept it about systemic oppression. Never allow them to hijack that conversation.”
“Them” is a lot of different groups, whether outright opponents of the protests or certain media pundits or the President of the United States. Kaepernick was very clear about his motives: addressing police brutality and racial inequality. But the ensuing conversation (especially on TV) was rarely about those issues specifically. How often did the conversation delve into bail reform or apartheid schools as a part of this discussion?
- Feb 04 Sun 2018 15:22
Uma Thurman's anger, finally explained, underscores deep-seated violence in Hollywood's core
Uma Thurman's anger, finally explained, underscores deep-seated violence in Hollywood's core
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Uma Thurman and Harvey Weinstein at the Lyon Film Festival in 2013. (Photo by Bruno Vigneron/Getty Images)
For those watching the unfolding of the Harvey Weinstein scandal last fall and the cascade of dark “open secrets,” there was one particular chilling and unforgettable moment. Caught on the red carpet, Uma Thurman — long held as a symbol of talent, beauty, grace, and staying power in Hollywood — showed a side rarely seen.
“When I’ve spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself,” she says in the video, through gritted teeth. “So I’ve been waiting to feel less angry. And when I’m ready, I’ll say what I have to say.”
It would have been just as impactful if she had offered wise words of solace or revealed her own struggle, soon to be exemplified by the #MeToo hashtag and the launch of the Time’s Up movement. But at that moment caught on video, Thurman was nearly speechless with rage. Thurman is now ready.
The source of that rage is finally revealed in an article, featured (curiously) in the New York Times opinion section, though it is not a ghost-written first-person account but rather an interview/feature written by columnist Maureen Dowd.
In an unsettling story, Thurman goes into some detail about her history with Weinstein. It doesn’t take long for what now seems the inevitable, but no less jarring, account of Weinstein’s psychological priming and eventual physical attack on Thurman to unfold.
“He pushed me down,” she says in the Times article. “He tried to shove himself on me. He tried to expose himself. He did all kinds of unpleasant things. But he didn’t actually put his back into it and force me.”
Yet Thurman’s story goes on to describe another level, another face to the violence that women and anyone without power in the industry so often face behind the scenes of some of our favorite cultural artifacts — the works of Hollywood icon Quentin Tarantino, in this case.
Most notably, Thurman recounts being nearly killed in a stunt while filming Kill Bill. She says she repeatedly voiced her concerns about this particular stunt to the director, Tarantino, stating that she was uncomfortable and afraid, but he vehemently insisted that she do the stunt. With video evidence (the video can be seen on the Times article page) that took her 15 years to procure, it can be clearly seen that Thurman could have been killed in a car crash shot on film.
“The steering wheel was at my belly and my legs were jammed under me,” she says. “I felt this searing pain and thought, ‘Oh, my God, I’m never going to walk again,’” she says. “When I came back from the hospital in a neck brace with my knees damaged and a large massive egg on my head and a concussion, I wanted to see the car, and I was very upset. Quentin and I had an enormous fight, and I accused him of trying to kill me.”
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Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarantino in Cannes, France, promoting “Kill Bill: Vol. 2” in 2004. (Photo: Getty Images)
