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... Fidel Castro Catholic Church executions rallies class ...

... tolerance accommodation neo-Nazi rally English Language Learner program diversification ...

... such as an antirefugee neo-Nazi rally challenged city officials and social services providers to model tolerance and accommodation while trying to minimize the impact of impoverished refugees on city coffers. tolerance accommodation neo-Nazi rally English Language Learner program diversification ...

... The rebel victory of January 1, 1959, was heralded by spontaneous celebrations of huge crowds in Cuba’s streets, and photographs of these events of public jubilation became iconic images of the “victory of the revolution.” Frequent rallies in public plazas and streets to hear Fidel Castro’s...

... Helene’s health is deteriorating; she’s depressed, “too many moves.” She stops washing hair, describes “fucked up living quarters.” Narrative describes worldwide antiwar protests. Helene “just half moved in, to library “like a trip to China.” New York City mayor allows rally, no march. Hettie...

...Revolutionary Streets, 1959–1998 The rebel victory of January 1, 1959, was heralded by spontaneous celebrations of huge crowds in Cuba’s streets, and photographs of these events of public jubilation became iconic images of the “victory of the revolution.” Frequent rallies in public plazas...

... such as an antirefugee neo-Nazi rally challenged city officials and social services providers to model tolerance and accommodation while trying to minimize the impact of impoverished refugees on city coffers. tolerance accommodation neo-Nazi rally English Language Learner program diversification...

... saw the banding together of the Soul! audience, which successfully rallied for a second season after the Ford Foundation decided to withdraw its grant funding. audience reception Last Poets Marion Williams Novella Nelson ...

... of Mapfumo’s songs, they begin to censor them, and eventually detain the artist. Mapfumo is released, but on condition that he perform at a rally for Bishop Abel Muzorewa. Muzorewa is portrayed here as a once-credible nationalist who has, at this point, entered into an accord with the white regime. The so...

... in their rendering in live performance. It draws parallels between aspects of ngoma performance and spectacle at protests and rallies of the Inkatha Freedom Party. But the arenas of ngoma play and political protest are not simply parallel expression. As violence bleeds into performance, so too does ngoma dance...

... that the other was, in fact, its main contender. Compared to most accounts on the Egyptian Revolution, in this chapter Said provides a unique perspective from the ground on the role of rallies, battles, and clashes with police apparatus before protesters occupation of Tahrir and ethnographic notes...

... Growing out of a powerful anti-Brahmanical heterodox tradition in northern India in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, the Sikh sect of Guru Nanak and his successors gradually evolved into an organized religious movement in Punjab. It became a rallying point for untouchables and members...

... modern English economic thought was shaped by English anxieties and concerns directed toward international trade. English chroniclers and theorists rallied arguments about English economic strength in direct relationship to Spain and the possibilities for wealth and resources from the Americas...

... Bois, dissent meant open opposition, in print, at rallies, and through a variety of organizations. For others, opposed to white supremacy but aware of the cost of open resistance, dissent was publicly questioning the aims and conduct of the American war effort. For the millions who wondered quietly...