Diese Gefaengnisgang ist nicht nur hinter Gittern gefuerchtet: Der Arm der Aryan Brotherhood reicht weit in die Gesellschaft hinein. Ob Drogen, Prostitution oder Mord - schon seit 40 Jahren hat diese kriminelle Organisation ueberall die Finger drin. Doch nicht jedes Mitglied bleibt ein Leben lang dabei. Vor laufender Kamera erzaehlen zwei Aussteiger die ganze Wahrheit ueber das Anwerben neuer Mitglieder, die rassistischen Motive und das unglaublich brutale Vorgehen der Gang.
Ilán Stavans, PhD, is the Lewis-Sebring Professor in Latin American and Latino Culture and Five College 40th Anniversary Professor at Amherst College. With a PhD from Columbia University, a MA from The Jewish Theological Seminary, and a BA from Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana in his native Mexico, Dr. Stavans is host of La Plaza: Conversations with Ilán Stavans for which he was nominated for an Emmy,and has authored, reviewed, or contributed to 88 books. He has received 46 awards, including The National Endowment for the Humanities, Presidential Medal of Honor from Chile, Rubén Dario Medal, Distinguished Guest of Nicaragua, Ytzjak Rabin Lecture, Commonwealth Humanities Lecture, and Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities. Dubbed “the Czar of Latino culture in the U.S” by The New York Times, Dr. Stavans lectures widely to increase awareness of the challenges and significance of our multicultural society.
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Tarik Asis im Gespräch mit Peter Scholl Latour vor dem Angriff auf den Irak. Asis hat schon damals erkannt worauf die USA abzielen. Ist man abhängig vom Oel ist man abhängig von amerika…
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Hello. Here is PART 2 of the never ending saga of a political art piece that I and my fiancé performed at the Ffida Toronto International Dance Festival/Canada in the Summer of 2003. This piece features me, Candice Franklin, as choreographer and dancer & my fiancé, Kamal Symonette-Dixon as the actor and writer.
In order to get this piece, you may have to watch it a couple times. Kamal plays the storyteller, telling a tall metaphor to explain the 911, the war in Iraq, and America’s feeling of supremacy. I, the dancer, play both a girl and her brother who terrorizes big sister’s room. The girl represents America and the brother represents the terrorist of the Middle East. The music is from the Porter Music Box Company. Every word is a metaphor for something real in the world and the music characterizes the feelings of what is going on such as “Think of Me,” “I Feel Pretty,” “Masterpiece Theatre,” the “William Tell Overture,” and “Swan Lake.” The scene opens with America having a tea party at the UN with France, Germany, and England. Mommy is God/Allah . . .
Sorry about the audio on this video. We performed the old school way without microphones because the body mike was giving too much feedback in rehearsal and the words in this piece are soooooo important. Either way, I would enjoy your comments because unfortunately this piece still seems relevant three years after it was originally performed! Enjoy!
We need to be more like the west and leave our traditional ways because it only oppresses people…and democracy doesnt …Democracy is freedom!
I mean the video speaks for itself how great democracy is…
