title: Peter Stoffer

texts: <mask> was a Canadian politician who represented the riding of Sackville-Eastern Shore in the 1997 election until his defeat in the 2015 election. Stoffer was the official opposition critic for veterans affairs after the New Democratic Party became the official opposition after the election. <mask> is a strong advocate for Canadian military veterans. He was an advocate of Third Way policies. He was a member of the internal party reform group that pushed for the adoption of a 'one member, one vote' system to choose the leader of the party. Stoffer was accused of trying to force kisses on a staffer in 2006 and 2009. Stoffer denied any wrongdoing and stated that he never intended to insult or demean anyone.<mask> was born in the Netherlands and moved to Canada with his family in 1957. <mask>'s family moved to Canada after his father worked in the coal mines. His mother was a nurse and his father was a mail carrier. <mask> is an active union member and a former airline customer service agent. Stoffer won his seat in the 1997 election by 39 votes. In the 2004 election, his plurality was over 6,000 votes, and he increased his margin of victory. He took 53 per cent of the vote in 2006 and the second placed candidate was over 12,000 votes behind.He was the only Member of Parliament from Nova Scotia who retained his seat. The redistributed riding of Sackville was represented by <mask>. He was re-elected in an electoral district that was renamed to the Eastern Shore after the 2004 election. <mask> was the campaign co-chair for the 2003NDP leadership convention. Stoffer let the media know that his second ballot intention was to support Bill Blaikie. Jack Layton was elected on the first ballot. A private member's bill banning floor-crossing by Members of Parliament has been introduced many times.His proposal requiring MPs who leave their party to either resign and contest a by-election or sit as independents was included in a list of demands

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texts: issued by Jack Layton in October 2005, in exchange for continued support of the Liberal minority government. This idea was revived after David Emerson's decision to cross the floor. In 2006 Stoffer withdrew his own private member's bill aimed at preserving Canada's neglected heritage lighthouses in order to support the Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act. Stoffer received more than half of the total votes cast in the federal election of 2008. The candidate in second place received more than 16,000 votes. He was named the "most Collegial" in the 2010 Parliamentarians of the Year awards. Stoffer received the award for the second year in a row.<mask>, who was an mp under Mulcair, was accused of calling Conservative Rob Anders a dickhead after he made comments about the death of Jack Layton. Stoffer called his comments unparliamentary the next day. Stoffer was named Canada's Parliamentarian of the Year by his peers in the seventh annual survey of Canada's 305 sitting Members of Parliament. In January 2015, Stoffer said that a union would lower the cost of government services by standardizing laws and regulations. Stoffer was the official opposition critic. He was a critic for the National Defence and the Canada Post Corporation. Stoffer is known for the "All Party, Party" which is a non-partisan fundraiser for various charities.<mask> was defeated in the 2015 election as the Liberal party swept all the Atlantic Canada ridings. Stoffer proposed a number of changes to the party, including changing its name to the "Democratic Party" and removing the influence of the Canadian Labour Congress. Stoffer lives in Fall River, Nova Scotia with his wife and two daughters. The Dutch invested Stoffer as a Knight of the Order of Orange-Nassau. The following are links to electoral records: <mask>'s Homepage 1956 births Living people Dutch emigrants to Canada Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Nova Scotia New Democratic Party People from

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title: Fernand Toupin

texts: <mask> was a member of the avant-garde movement Les Plasticiens. The National Gallery of Canada has his work.


title: Bill Gradison

texts: <mask> was an American politician from Ohio who served in the United States House of Representatives from 1975 to 1993. <mask> received a bachelor of arts degree from Yale University in 1949, a master's degree in business administration from Harvard University in 1951, and a doctor of commercial science degree from Harvard in 1951. <mask> worked as an investment broker before becoming an assistant to the undersecretary of the treasury and an assistant to the secretary of health, education, and welfare. He served on the Cincinnati city council from 1961 to 1974. A term as mayor of Cincinnati in 1971 was included in this service. <mask> was first elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1974. He was the first Jew elected to Congress.After the 1980 census, <mask>'s district was renumbered as District 2 and he and Tom Luken switched districts. He became president of the Health Insurance Association of America in 1993. The 1983 Social Security act was one of the most important legislation initiated by the Ways and Means Committee. During the 95th through the 101st Congress, "<mask>" was a member of the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee. The Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 was a famous tax reduction bill of 1981 and was sponsored by the original sponsor. Income tax rates would rise only because of inflation, not because of a rise in deflated income levels, as a result of this index being made so that income tax brackets would automatically be moved up as the inflation rate rose. The bill was co-sponsored by a majority of the members of the House.The Conable-Hance Substitute Tax Bill was backed by President Reagan in a July 27, 1981 evening address to the nation. 4265. The two-year tax cut bill sponsored by the Senate Finance Committee Chair Bob Dole was replaced by a three-year 25 percent tax cut. The Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 was a substitute bill. Legislative countermeasures were triggered by years of widespread tax elusion efforts. <mask> was ranking Republican of the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Social Security when the Social Security Reform Act of 1983 was passed into law. <mask> had originated as U.S. Bills in the 1983

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texts: reform act.The computerization of the death certificates of Social Security beneficiaries was mandated by one of the provisions. <mask> introduced the Social Security Trust Funds "off-budget" provision in the 1983 reform act in order to prevent the reform process from being politicized. The Tax Reform Act of 1984 was involved in the next major tax reform effort. He sponsored a bill to clarify how fringe benefits should be treated by the IRS. Congress stopped the IRS from issuing fringe benefit regulations because they were so controversial. The Tax Reform Act of 1984 included a Congressional clarification of what fringe benefits should be taxed. Specific tax exemptions for fringe benefits were included.Part of the 1986 tax reform legislation was done by <mask>. If the 10% investment tax credit were eliminated, he requested a study by the Joint Committee on Taxation on how far corporate tax rates could be reduced in a revenue neutral fashion. The top corporate tax rate could be reduced from 46% to 39%, while eliminating the investment tax credit, and still keep total revenue the same. The Tax Reform Act of 1986 reduced top corporate tax rates to 34% after the elimination of the 10% investment tax credit. A special election was held to fill the seat in the House of Representatives created by <mask>'s 1993 resignation. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 created the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, which <mask> was a founding member of. <mask> was reappointed to a full five-year term in August 2004, and served as acting chairman from December 2005 to July 2006He was a PCAOB Board member until February 2011. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 established the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission. There are issues affecting the Medicare program. He was a commissioner for six years. As a member of the Health Subcommittee of the Committee on Ways and Means Gradison was the Vice Chairman of the U.S. He was the Vice Chairman of the Commonwealth Fund Task Force on Academic Health Centers. He is a board member of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.List of Jewish members of the United States Congress List of United States representatives from

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title: Dan Pinto

texts: <mask> is a composer/keyboardist/drummer-percussionist who writes and performs music in the styles of jazz-fusion and orchestral film score and soundtrack. His original music compositions were used for many shows hosted by Robin Leach, including Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous and Runaway with the Rich and Famous. World's Best 1992 used his music. <mask> began his career in 1974 as a rock and roll drummer and later branched out to various forms of percussion and keyboards. Prior to his success as a composer, he began to branch out by developing his skill at the piano, as he continued to keep up with many forms of drums and percussion. <mask>, a self-educated musician on all the instruments that he plays, learned while borrowing between full size pianos of one kind or another until he was able to afford his own. He got into many types of keyboards.It wasn't long before he was performing as a multi-keyboardist and drummer-percussionist both live and in the studio on a regular basis. It would be difficult to see <mask>'s involvement on both instruments. He molded himself into becoming a multi-instrumentalist by using different combinations of both instruments throughout his career. His later studies of creating an orchestral sound played an even more important role in his development as a music writer. He had a deep interest in movies and tried to make his own at a young age with his father's 8mm camera. <mask> composed music for orchestra with a film soundtrack style and released solo projects in the realm of Progressive Rock and Jazz fusion. <mask>'s music has been used for many industrial and commercial projects over the years.He was nominated for Best Instrumental Song of the Year in the Just Plain Folks Music Awards in 2006 for his music from hisIvory Towers CD release. In his 2008 release of Anomalies, he combined jazz-rock fusion with film score music to develop his style yet again into what has become a multi-tiered methodology. <mask> was the drummer and keyboardist for the original progressive rock band, Juice, when they opened for Joan Jett and the Blackhearts on WDHA. Although keyboards had become the most crucial element that

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texts: forged <mask>'s creative output, his origin still remained an integral part of his makeup which usually included a highlighted drum duet with the band's regular drummer. As a drummer-percussionist, he played on an album release by 3 Point Play featuring Dave LaRue, bassist for the Dixie Dregs. He was the keyboardist for a live CD release that was recorded at the Ritz in New York in 1988. <mask> performed live on stage with Trixter.<mask> uses equipment in two main areas. He uses a combination of Pearl drums and cymbals. There is a wide variety of percussion, including Ludwig-Musser orchestra bells and temple blocks. He uses electronics in conjunction with keyboard sound modules. Since his first electronic keyboard purchase, he has evolved through a series of Moogs, including a Ribbon controller and electronic drum synthesizer. He used Oberheim and a variety of Korg keyboards before moving to Kurzweil Music Systems. He has a variety of different types of electric pianos, including Yamaha's CP-80.<mask> is a musician and a composer, but he has many other attributes. He has a private recording studio that he uses to produce and engineer all of his music. In a live interview in 2009, he explained how in 1994 he dedicated several years of work to writing the film score. <mask> said that the film was an unofficial release, but the music was released on a CD. <mask> and Ott, the primary composer for "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood", joined to make a presentation on scoring music for films at a New Jersey film festival in 2006 <mask> credits many individual artists with their musical influences, but one in particular has had more of an impact than most. His music has been compared to a variety of different sounds including a more original sounding version of Kansas, as well as a style similar to that of Return to Forever but with an arguably more accessible sound.John Williams, <mask>, Pat Metheny,Michel Camilo, Jean-Luc Ponty, Yes, and Genesis are some of the known artist influences. Runaway with the Rich and Famous, Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, Worlds Best, Die For a Life, and Jazz on the Rocks are some of the films that have music on their

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title: Dick Wilson

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texts: American citizen in 1954. <mask> appeared on Bewitched. He appeared on two shows. He was on The Donna Reed Show, Hogan's Heroes, and The Bob Newhart Show. <mask> was quoted as saying, "I've done thirty-eight pictures and nobody remembers any of them, but they all remember me selling toilet paper." He made over 500 commercials as Mr. Whipple and earned over $300,000 a year.In an interview with ABC News on April 22, 1983, he mentioned that the first series of commercials for Charmin were filmed in New York City. He said acting in commercials was the hardest thing to do. You have 24 seconds to introduce yourself, introduce the product, and say something nice about it. <mask> passed away on November 18, 2007, at the Motion Picture and Television Hospital in California. He was survived by his family, including his wife, Meg; his son, Stuart F<mask>; his two daughters, <mask> and <mask>; and his five grandchildren. He was buried in Hollywood Hills. Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre is an uncredited TV series.The Night Life of Uncle Martin was filmed in the U.S.M.C. Clerk #3 John Goldfarb, Please Come Home! Get Smart is an uncredited TV Series. The Queen and I and Man I Dream of Jeannie are TV Series. The Health Faddist Nanny and the Professor is a TV Series. The Incredible Shrinking Woman is a TV Series. Store Manager Get Out of My Room is a TV

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title: Buck Angel

texts: <mask> was born on June 5, 1962, and is an American pornographic film actor, producer and sex educator. Buck Angel Entertainment was founded by him. He received the AVN Award for Transsexual Performer of the Year in 2007, and now works as an advocate and educator. The Woodhull Freedom Foundation works to affirm sexual freedom as a fundamental human right through advocacy and education. <mask> was born on June 5, 1962, in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles. He was given a feminine name when he was born. When he was a boy, his gender-atypical behavior was generally accepted at home, but as his secondary sex characteristics continued to develop, his home and school life became tense.He was harassed at school due to his gender non- conforming behavior. As a result of psychological distress, <mask> said he was hurting his communication skills. He used alcohol and marijuana to cope with his distress. <mask>'s parents sent him to therapy after he tried to kill himself. He claimed to have reached a point of total disconnection from society and they thought he needed help. <mask> said that his family was going to put him in a mental institution. He lived for years trying to conform to expectations of femininity, while taking drugs and drinking, because he was unaware of the treatments for gender dysphoria.He was dissatisfied with his identity and existence, even though he was employed as a female professional model. He turned to running as a source of validation. <mask> was unable to find the help he needed to complete his gender transition. He met a therapist who affirmed his gender instead of seeing him as a "gay woman". At the age of 28, <mask> began researching various methods of medical transition. <mask> and his therapist were in contact with an endocrinologist who mainly worked with trans women. Due to the limited data on prior cases like his, <mask> was one of the earliest trans men to be allowed hormonal transition.Experiments were the main course of action in helping <mask>, who was going to be his "guinea pig" for human subject research. After six months, <mask>'s doctor began giving him test dosages of testosterone in order to fit his

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texts: needs. He was taking a 1-cc dose of testosterone every 10 days. <mask> searched for a surgeon that dealt with upper-body modifications to remove his breasts and focused on his physical appearance. He wanted to have a penis to fit the male, so he had bottom surgery. He realized that there wasn't enough technology to create what he wanted. He decided not to have genital surgery and now considers his transition complete.<mask> began to produce and star in his own adult films under the name Buck Angel Entertainment. He identified and presented as male, but had not had genital surgery, so he promoted his works as "the Man with a Pussy", which became his trademark. He was the first trans man to be featured in an all-male film when he appeared in Cirque Noir. Allanah Starr's Big Boob Adventures featured the first filmed sex scene between a trans woman and a trans man. The performance was nominated for an award. <mask> was the first and only trans man to win Transsexual Performer of the Year at the AVN Awards. His performance in Buckback Mountain was nominated for two awards.Ed Powers wrote and directed Naked, a 2008 documentary book and film about the adult film industry. He appears in a sex scene with a porn star. <mask>'s pornographic content was one of the building blocks that set the foundation for his future educational demonstrations, and is credited as broadening the perception of sexuality and gender in both the industry and the minds of consumers, an effect he was unaware of until a few years into his work. His work in porn evolved into advocacy. The transition between his work as a porn actor and his work as an educational role model was difficult due to the stigma surrounding a career based on sexual content. <mask>'s identity as a porn star made it difficult for him to express his ideas, as he felt that he could not speak on behalf of himself; the porn industry also struggled with placing his new role as a sex educator. <mask> was a guest speaker at Ideacity in 2010 where he talked about the physical and emotional changes he had experienced as a result of transition.<mask> used his presentation to challenge societal ideas of what makes a man

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texts: through use of his own experiences, highlighting the strict and steadfast constructs of masculinity in much of Western society, and how he was considered to not fall under these constructs simply for having a vagina. <mask> began touring the world speaking about human sexuality in 2012 after leaving the porn industry. His presentation, "Bucking the System", aimed to re-define traditional notions of gender by educating his audience about gender fluidity and identity politics. Sexing the Transman was one of the films that <mask> began touring Q&A sessions about. He has made appearances at many universities around the world. He spoke at IdeaCity10 in Toronto and at Sex Week at Yale University. In October 2010, <mask> uploaded his personal coming out story to the internet.Positive body image, LGBTQ family acceptance, queer people of colour, and trans people of colour are some of the topics he has produced public service announcements on. <mask> talks about safe sex for trans men. In 2012 <mask> became a contributor to The Feminist Porn Book, an anthology by feminist scholars and sex workers about understanding pornography and how feminists act in, produce and consume porn. Sexing the Transman XXX was an award-winning series about trans male sexuality created between 2010 and 2015. The film won "most tantalizing trans film" at the Feminist Porn Awards. Sex-based spaces and institutions have been publicly critical of by <mask>. His criticisms include the participation of trans women in female sports, demands for access for trans women to female-only spaces, and political use of the phrase 'trans women are women'.Secret Lives of Women in the US, the Morning Show in the UK, and the Jensen Show in the Netherlands are some of the shows <mask> has appeared on. A life-size sculpture of <mask> was included in a tour by a British artist. The sculpture series on human transformation was revealed at London's White Cube gallery. There were four different bronze sculptures of him, two solo pieces and two with Allanah Starr. The sculpture of <mask> is located at the Art Gallery of South Australia. BuckAngelDating.com was created in 2012 to cater to the needs of trans

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texts: men. <mask> created a service in which trans people can share their life experiences for educational purposes.<mask> and Leon Mostovoy started a cannabis brand that would donate a dollar for every product sold to charity. They ended the venture because of competition. Angel and Perfect Fit Brand created a sex toy for trans men. Reducing gender dysphoria is one of the goals of the product. <mask> launched a cannabis delivery service in 2020. <mask> is bisexual. He was married to a dominatrix.He filed for divorce after he found out that Lana Wachowski was a client of his. <mask> met Elayne on a dating website. The two were married in New Orleans. Elayne filed for divorce. <mask> claimed that Elayne had moved $500,000 out of their joint bank account. In an effort to avoid alimony payments, Elayne claimed that their marriage should not have been legally recognized as Louisiana did not recognize same-sex marriage in 2003; <mask> has never had his genitals altered and his birth certificate was not updated to male until after their marriage. The California Superior Court ruled that their marriage was valid because of the ambiguity in Louisiana's sex reassignment surgery statute, which might include the "top surgery" that <mask> had already received.<mask> witnessed Lady Gaga's dog walker being shot and two of Gaga's French Dogs being stolen. <mask> won Transsexual Performer of the Year at the AVN Awards. He was nominated for Transsexual Performer of the Year three times. He is the only transsexual who has ever been nominated or won this award. He received a "Feminist Porn Award" for "Boundary Breaker of the Year". Sexing The Transman XXX won the Feminist Porn Award. He won the Best FTM Performer of the Year at the Erotica Awards.This is the first year that this award has been given. In 2015, he won the PORyes Award (Feminist Pornfilmpreis Europe) in Berlin. Sexing The Transman XXX Series: Girl/Boy (Evil Angel) Documentaries 2008: NAKED 2012: Sexing the Transman References External links American pornographic film producers 1962 births Bisexual male pornographic film actors Living people LGBT business people from the United States LGBT people from

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title: Hubert Harrison

texts: A West Indian-American writer, orator, educator, critic, race and class conscious political activist, and radical internationalist based in Harlem, New York, died on December 17, 1927. He was described by an activist as the father of Harlem radicalism and by a historian as the foremost Afro-American intellectual of his time. John G. Jackson is a member of American Atheists. <mask> played a significant role in the largest radical class and race movements in the United States. He was a leader in the Socialist Party of America. The Voice was the first newspaper of the "New Negro" movement and the Liberty League was founded in 1917. The core leadership of individuals and race-conscious program of the Garvey movement came from his Liberty League and Voice.<mask> encouraged the development of class consciousness among working people, positive race consciousness among Black people, atheism, secular humanism, social progressivism, and freethought. He contributed a lot to the Caribbean radical tradition. <mask> influenced a generation of "New Negro" militants. Cecilia Elizabeth Haines, a working-class woman, was the mother of early life <mask>. His father was a slave. An account from the 1920s suggested that <mask>'s father owned a large estate. According to <mask>'s biographer, there is no indication that Adolphus ever owned or rented land.As a youth, <mask> was aware of poverty but also learned of African customs and the history of direct action mass struggles. He was a lifelong friend of the future labor leader and social activist, D. Hamilton Jackson. Many Virgin Islands-born activists, including James C. Canegata, were worked with by <mask> in later life. He

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texts: was active in Virgin Island causes after the U.S. naval occupation of the islands. <mask> was an orphan when he came to New York in 1900. Only the United States had a color line like that, so he confronted a racial oppression that was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465. Social relations were more fluid in the Caribbean.<mask> was shocked by the white-supremacy typified by lynchings, which were reaching a peak in the South. They were a horror that hadn't been seen in other Caribbean islands. Blacks and people of color have more social spaces in which to operate away from the oversight of whites. While attending high school, <mask> worked low-paying service jobs. <mask> continued to study for the rest of his life. His intellectual gifts were recognized when he was in high school. He was described as a genius by The World.He had a letter published by The New York Times at the age of 20. He lived in the United States the rest of his life after becoming an American citizen. <mask> married Louise Horton in 1909. They had five children, four daughters and one son. In his first decade in New York, <mask> started writing letters to the editor of The New York Times on topics such as lynching, Charles Darwin's theory of Evolution and literary criticism. He lectured on the poetry of Paul Laurence Dunbar and Reconstruction. <mask> worked with a number of people, including journalist John E. Bruce, activist Samuel Duncan, and bibliophile George Young.<mask> was interested in the freethought movement, which encouraged use of the scientific method and reason to solve problems. He went through a deconversion from Christianity and became an atheist like Thomas Huxley.

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texts: Humans were placed at the center of secular humanism by <mask>. <mask> was a fierce critic of theism and religious faith for the rest of his life. He said that black Christians needed their heads examined and refused to exalt a "lily white God" and "Jim Crow Jesus." He said that the slogan "Take the world, but give me Jesus" legitimized anti-black racism and discrimination. Satan and his demons were black while God, Jesus, and the angels were white, so he preferred to go to hell.The existence of God and the Bible were both attacked by <mask> in his socio political commentary. Theists rioted when he spoke in public. <mask> disarmed and chased off the religious extremists who attacked him with a crowbar. <mask> was let go after he was arrested for assault. A judge found <mask> innocent and admonished the officer for detaining the wrong person. At his event for birth control, <mask> castigating Churches for their promotion of racism, superstition, and poverty. <mask> advocated for separation of Church and State, taxation of religious organizations, and teaching evolution in schools.He said that people with straight hair and fair skin were more like apes than black people. He said, "If you show me a population that is deeply religious, I will show you a population that is content with whips and chains, and will drink the waters of affliction." <mask> worked at the United States Post Office. <mask> supported the protest philosophy of W. E. B. William Monroe Trotter was a friend of Du Bois. After the Brownsville Affair, <mask> became an outspoken critic of the Republican Party. He criticized the political philosophy of Booker T. Washington.<mask> wrote two

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texts: letters to the New York Sun that were critical of Washington. Washington's assistant, Charles W. Anderson, and New York Postmaster Edward M. Morgan were involved in the loss of <mask>'s postal employment. <mask> was an early advocate of the economic philosophy of Georgism and later said he believed it was the same as socialism. <mask> became America's leading Black Socialist after he became a full-time member of the Socialist Party of America. He founded the Colored Socialist Club to reach African Americans and lectured against capitalism. He created a theoretical series on "The Negro and Socialism" for the New York Call and the International Socialist Review. <mask> argued in the articles that capitalism had an interest in maintaining economic discrimination based on racism because they could always use it as a club for the other workers.He maintained that it was the Socialists' duty to champion the cause of the African American and that they should do the same with women and foreigners. He emphasized that the Negro is the epitome of the modern democratic idea and that true democracy and equality implies a revolution. <mask> joined the Socialist Party. He supported the Industrial Workers of the World. He was a speaker at the 1913 Paterson Silk Strike, along with other IWW leaders. IWW advocacy of direct action and sabotage was supported by him. He praised the Brotherhood of Timber Workers efforts in the Deep South.Racist positions on Asian immigration and segregation of locals in the South were included in the Socialist Party practice and positions. <mask>'s position in the Party was affected by his alignment with the left-wing and the IWW, who were

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texts: engaged in factional struggle with the right-wing. The Socialist Party of New York was led by Morris Hillquit, a prominent figure on the right, and party leaders in New York City began restricting <mask>'s activities, including preventing his own branch from having him as a speaker. Socialist Party leaders put the white "Race first and class after" according to <mask>. After writing a note to the NYC executive committee telling them to "go chase itself", he was suspended from the Party for three months and later resigned from the Socialist Party. The Single-Tax movement was increased by <mask> after he resigned from the Socialist Party. After withdrawing from the Socialist Party, <mask> began work with freethinkers, the freethought/anarchist-influenced Modern School Movement, and his own Radical Forum.Birth control, evolution, literature, nonbelief, and the racial aspects of World War I were just some of the topics he spoke about. The Harlem tradition of militant street corner oratory can be traced back to his outdoor talks and free speech efforts. Marcus Garvey, Richard B. Moore, and Malcolm X all followed in his footsteps. After a New York Age editorial praised his street lectures, <mask> decided to concentrate his work in Harlem's Black community. He wrote reviews on the Lafayette Players of the Lafayette Theatre. He talked about how the "Negro Theater" gave attention to color consciousness in the African-American community. <mask> provided a "race first" political perspective in response to the "white first" attitude of the Socialists.The "New Negro Movement" was founded as a race-conscious, internationalist, mass-based, radical movement for


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texts: equality, justice, opportunity, and economic power. The basis for the Garvey movement was laid down by this "New Negro" movement. It paved the way for the publication of The New Negro eight years later. The more middle-class and a political movement associated with Locke were noticeably different from <mask>'s mass-based political movement. During World War I, African Americans and others were asked to make the world safe for democracy. There were lynchings in the United States. The Liberty League and the Voice: A Newspaper for the New Negro were founded by <mask> as a radical alternative to the NAACP."The Talented Tenth" was the focus of the Liberty League. The program advocated internationalism, political independence, and class and race consciousness. It called for full equality, federal anti-lynching legislation, enforcement of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, labor organizing, support for socialist and anti-imperialist causes, armed self-defense, and mass-based political efforts. The Voice ceased publication in November 1917 after five months due to <mask>'s decision to refuse advertising for products he felt were damaging to racial pride, and due to poor financial management. The Irish Home Rule movement is an example to emulate. <mask> briefly worked for the American Federation of Labor. The Negro-American Liberty Congress was chaired by him.The major protest effort of African Americans was the latter. There were demands against discrimination and racial segregation made by the Liberty Congress. The NAACP did not demand federal anti-lynching legislation at that time. The idea of democracy was widely advertised, especially in the

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texts: English-speaking world, as a convenient camouflage behind which competing imperialists masked their sordid aims. The Liberty Congress effort was undermined by the Military Intelligence Bureau. Du Bois applied for a Captaincy. During World War II and the Vietnam War, the Liberty Congress protested in ways that were similar to the A. Philip and Martin Luther King, Jr.-led March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.The New Negro magazine was edited by <mask> in 1919 and was intended to be an organ of the international consciousness of the darker races. <mask> continued to pay attention to international matters. He wrote a lot of pieces that were critical of imperialism and supportive of internationalism. A deep understanding of developments in India, China, Africa, Asia, the Islamic world, and the Caribbean was revealed in his writings and talks over the last decade. <mask> began his analysis from an international perspective. He praised the mass-based non-violent efforts of Mohandas K. Gandhi, even though he was a strong advocate of armed self-defense for African Americans. The Negro World was the newspaper of Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association.It became the leading race-conscious, radical and literary publication of the day over the next eight months. <mask> became more critical of Garvey by the August 1920 convention. Garvey's desire for empire was criticized by <mask>. <mask> said that African Americans' main struggle was in the United States. The "Declaration of the Negro Peoples of the World" was written by <mask>. While writing for the Negro World, <mask> looked to develop political alternatives to Garvey. After breaking with


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texts: Garvey, <mask> continued to speak and organize.He lectured on politics history, science, literature, social sciences, international affairs, and the arts for the New York City Board of Education, and was one of the first to use radio to discuss topics in which he had expertise. He spoke on "The Negro and The Nation" in July 1923. His book and theater reviews appeared in many of the leading periodicals of the day, including The New York Times, New York Tribune, Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago Defender, Amsterdam News, New York World, Nation, New Republic, Modern Quarterly, Boston Chronicle, and Opportunity magazine. He criticized the racist attacks of the "Tulsa Race Riot" of 1921. He worked with various groups, including the Virgin Island Congressional Council, the Democratic Party, the Farmer-Labor Party, the single tax movement inspired by Henry George, and the Workers (Communist) Party. The International Colored Unity League was founded by <mask> in 1924. The ICUL urged Black people to develop race consciousness as a defensive measure to be aware of their racial oppression and to use that awareness to unite, organize, and respond as a group.The ICUL program sought political rights, economic power, and social justice and called for the founding of a Negro state in the U.S. <mask> edited the Voice of the Negro until his death in 1927. <mask> told his audience in his last lecture that he was going to have surgery. He said he would be giving another lecture. He died on the operating table. <mask>'s appeal was both mass and individual. He used newspapers, popular lectures, and street-corner talks.Booker T. Washington relied on white patrons and a Black

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texts: political machine. The "Talented Tenth of the Negro Race" was the focus of Du Bois. <mask>'s appeal was aimed at the people. His class- and race-conscious radicalism laid out the debate and discussion of African-American social activists. It is being studied more and more. <mask> was neglected for many years after his death. Recent scholarship on <mask>'s life and the Columbia University Library's acquisition of his papers show renewed interest.The "<mask> H. Harrison Papers, 1893-1927: Finding Aid" was published by Columbia. The growing interest in <mask>'s life and thought is reflected in the upcoming biography by Columbia University Press. Among the African-American leaders of his era, <mask> was the most class conscious of the race radicals and the most race conscious of the class radicals. <mask> was a unifying figure between two major trends of African-American struggle, the labor/civil rights trend and the race/nationalist trend. <mask> was described as the most distinguished, if not the most well-known, Caribbean radical in the United States in the early twentieth century. As an intellectual, <mask> was a featured lecturer for the New York City Board of Education's prestigious "Trend of the Times" series, a prolific and influential writer, and the first Black person to write regularly published book reviews in history. His efforts in these areas were praised by both black and white people.<mask> helped Black writers and artists. Solomon Tisho Plaatje, Lucian B. Watkins, and Augusta Savage are all related to A. Rogers. He was a pioneer Black in the freethought and birth control movements. He wrote "Poetry for the People" in various publications,

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texts: including the New Negro magazine, Garvey's Negro World, and The Voice of the Negro. The edited collection A Hubert Harrison Reader (2001) contains a sampling of his work. His writings can be found at the Rare Book and Manuscript Library of Columbia University. His writings can be found in The Negro and the Nation and When Africa Awakes.The biography is being published by Columbia University Press. An excerpt from the first volume of The Voice of Harlem Radicalism can be found online. <mask>'s papers were made available through Columbia's Digital Library Collections website in 2020 after they were acquired by the Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Other reading writings by <mask><mask>. Jeffrey B.Perry gave an introduction and notes to the book. "<mask> H. <mask> Papers, 1893-1927: Finding Aid" is in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Columbia University. There is a list of <mask>'s writings.The Papers of <mask> were acquired by Columbia's Rare Book and Manuscript Library. The Father of Harlem Radicalism was reported by the Columbia University Library. <mask>'s Writings will be put online by Columbia. The New York Times published "A Negro on Chicken Stealing" in 1904. The Black Man's Burden was written by <mask>. The Negro and Nation was written by <mask>. "On a Certain Condescension in White Publishers" was written by <mask>.When Africa Awakes: The " Inside Story" of the Stirrings and Strivings of the New Negro in the Western World, edited with notes and a new introduction, was published in 1920. The Virgin Islands Daily News published "Transfer Day: <mask>'s Analysis". "<mask> <mask>: The Black Socrates" is a biographical sketch by John G. Jackson.

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texts: "<mask> Henry <mask>" was written by Richard B. Moore in the Dictionary of American Negro Biography. Rogers wrote "<mask>: Intellectual Giant and Free-Lance Educator" in World's Great Men of Color. New York: Collier Books, 1972 contains 2 vols. There are portraits of local New York, the Colored Socialist Club, and W. E. B.American Socialism and Black Americans: From the Age of Jackson to World War II was published in 1977. "<mask> <mask>: Great African American Freethinker" is a Secular Subjects. There is an American Atheists Examiner. In the AAH Examiner, vol., you can see Inniss, Patrick. 4, no. The winter of 1994. James wrote "<mask><mask> and the New Negro Movement" in the Western Journal of Black Studies.2 (1989): 81. James wrote Holding Aloft the Banner of Ethiopia: Caribbean Radicalism in Early Twentieth-Century America. "The Developing Conjuncture and Some Insights from <mask> and Theodore W. Allen on the Centrality of the Fight against White Supremacy" was written by Jeffrey B. "An introduction to <mask>, 'The Father of Harlem Radicalism,'" was written by Jeffrey. In the winter of 2000 it was 38–54. "<mask>: Race Consciousness and the Struggle for Socialism" was written by Jeffrey B. 17, no.In the summer and fall of 2003 there were 2. "<mask>: The Voice of Early 20th Century Harlem Radicalism" was written by Jeffrey B. "<mask> <mask> 'The Father of Harlem Radicalism': The Early Years" was written by Jeffrey B. D. An extensive bibliography is included in the diss., Columbia University. It was 711–809. The Virgin Islands Daily News reported on "On <mask>'s Importance".The struggle for equality, 1918-1927, New York : Columbia University Press, was

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texts: written by Jeffrey B. Paterson, David Black, Blind, and In Charge: A Story of Visionary Leadership and Overcoming Adversity was further read. New York, New York, 2020 John C. Walker. David N. Dinkins wrote A Mayor's Life: Governing New York's Gorgeous Mosaic. From the Streets of Harlem to the Halls of Congress, I haven't had a bad day since. St. Martin's Press is in New York. Equal Justice Under The Law: An Autobiography is available in New York.The Life and Times of Bertram L. Baker is a book by Ron Boss of Black Brooklyn. The Booker T. Washington Papers were written by Louis R. Harlan and Raymond W. Smock. The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture has a Papers Description. The Review of <mask>: The Voice of Harlem Radicalism was published in May 2009. "Radicals known and Unknown" was written by Bill, Jr. The C. L. R. James Institute has a center named after the man. <mask>: Life, Legacy, and Some Writings.<mask> was published in the Columbia Journalism Review. "Dead End: <mask>'s militant, unproductive racial politics" was written by John McWhorter. "Roots of Whiteness", Labour/Le Travail, Fall 2004. "The Developing Conjuncture and Insights from <mask> and Theodore W. Allen on the Centrality of the Fight Against White Supremacy" was written by Jeffrey B. In "Rediscovering <mask>", Jeffrey B. Discusses <mask>. The interview was conducted on December 10, 2008. Jeffrey B. Perry."<mask>: Race Consciousness and the Struggle for Socialism" is a book. 17 no. 2 in the summer and fall of 2003 The Voice of Harlem Radicalism was written by Jeffrey B<mask> <mask>. Jeffrey B. Perry. The book '<mask>: The Struggle for Equality, 1918-1927' was published by

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texts: New York University Press. Jeffrey B. Perry.There is an ed. A <mask> Reader was published in 2001. "The Rediscovered Brilliance of <mask>" is the review of A <mask> Reader, Science and Society, Vol. No. 2 in the summer of 2004. Against the Current, January/February 2004, Allen Ruff wrote "The Vital Legacy of <mask>". In Solidarity.The archives include the Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Finding Aid Digitised papers, and the Digital Library Collection. "<mask>: The Voice of Harlem Radicalism" is a slide presentation by Jeffrey B. Herbert <mask>: Life, Legacy, and Some Writings. African-American philosophers, American social scientists, American socialists, African-American writers, Activists for African-American civil rights, American anti-war activists, American columnists, American people of United States Virgin Islands died in the year

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texts: Robert Rihmeek Williams, also known as "<mask>", is an American rapper. He began his music career as a battle rapper and later formed a rap group. T.I. was based in Atlanta. He signed his first record deal. After leaving Grand Hustle Records, <mask> signed with Rick Ross's Maybach Music Group. MMG and Warner Bros. Records released <mask>'s debut album, Dreams and Nightmares. The album peaked at number two on the U.S.The billoard 200. In October of 2012 <mask> announced the launch of his own label, Dream Chasers Records. His first two singles, "Ima Boss" and "Tupac Back", were included on the first volume of MMG's Self Made compilation series. His second album, Dreams Worth More Than Money, was released in 2015. His fourth studio album, Championships, was the top-selling album of the year. <mask>'s highest charting single to date was " Going Bad", which peaked at number six on the Hot 100. On October 1, 2021, <mask>'s fifth album, Expensive Pain, was released.He was sentenced to two to four years in prison for violating parole and served five months at the State Correctional Institute - Chester in Chester, Pennsylvania, before being released while his trial continues. A documentary series about his fight with the criminal justice system was released on Amazon Prime Video. Jay-Z was an executive producer on the series. Reform Alliance is a nonprofit organization that focuses on justice, parole, and probation reform. Robert Rihmeek Williams, the son of Kathy Williams, was born on May 6, 1987, in South Philadelphia. His sister is Nasheema Williams.

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texts: Kathy's mother died when Kathy was young.<mask>'s father was killed when he was five years old. Robert described his nephew's father as a black sheep of the family. Kathy and her family lived in a three-bedroom apartment on Berks Street in North Philadelphia after Kathy's husband's death. She started cutting hair and doing other jobs in order to support her family because of their poor financial condition. He was shy and rarely spoke at home. He got to know another of his father's brothers, who was a DJ in the Philadelphia hip-hop scene and influenced Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff. As a result of these early influences, <mask>'s interest in hip-hop grew.He learned to follow in the footsteps of the independent hip-hop artists by watching their DVDs. During his teenage years, he took part in rap battles under the name "<mask> <mask>". He stayed up late filling notebooks with phrases and verse that he later drew on. He and three friends formed a rap group. They bought blank CDs and jewel cases at Kinkos and encouraged friends to burn them with the group's songs. While walking to a corner store with a gun, he was arrested and beaten up by the police. He had one of his braids ripped out because of the beating.After two black cops gave a statement against him in a case, he was charged with assault on a police officer. He was placed on supervised release. Career started in 2003 and ended in 2010 with the release of four mixtapes. The promotional singles "I'm So Fly," "Prolli," and "Hottest in the City" were released by Mill in 2008. Charlie Mack is the

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texts: founder and President of 215 Aphillyated Records. Mack immediately signed <mask> to his management company because he was so impressed with him. T.I., an Atlanta-based rapper and record executive, met with the founder and owner of Grand Hustle Records during that same year.T.I. Within a week both record companies offered him a deal after he was impressed by <mask>. <mask> felt like he was working with T.I. He chose his label because it was an opportunity of a lifetime. <mask> was arrested, charged with gun and drug possession, and sentenced to seven months in prison. He was released in early 2009. DJ Drama was the label's resident disc jockey.The third edition of Mill's Flamers series was released by <mask> and Drama. Flamers 3: The Wait Is Over was released in March of 2010 and is a Gangsta Grillz mixtape. The promotional single "Rosé Red" was later reworked with additional verse from Rick Ross, T.I., and Vado. After he was in Philadelphia, Rick Ross asked his followers who he should collaborate with, and the overwhelming response was <mask> <mask>. <mask>'s next project was Mr. Philadelphia. T.I. is the label-boss of <mask>'s and Grand Hustle. <mask> was never able to release an official album under Grand Hustle because of his legal troubles.In February of 2011, Rick Ross announced the signing of <mask> along with fellow American rapper Wale to his Maybach Music Group label. <mask> was included in the Freshman Class of 2011. His debut single, "Tupac Back", featuring Rick Ross, was released later that year. 1 year ago The same year he released

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texts: his second single, "Ima Boss", also take from the compilation and featuring Ross. The song was later reworked by T.I., Birdman, and others. The song peaked on the Hot 100.<mask>'s most successful single was 51. Dreamchasers, a well received mixtape featuring his urban hit "House Party" and guest appearances from Rick Ross, Yo Gotti and Beanie Siegel, was released in August 2011. In February of 2012 <mask> <mask> was listed as the 7th hottest MC on MTV's annual "Hottest MCs in the Game" list. <mask> released the second part of his Dreamchasers series. Dreamchasers 2 was downloaded 1.5 million times within six hours of its release. On May 10, it was announced that <mask> <mask> had signed with Roc Nation. The lead single from <mask>'s debut studio album was "Amen", which was originally included on Dreamchasers 2.Before releasing his debut studio album Dreams & Nightmares, <mask> received co-signs from both Carey and Nas, with the latter stating, "I got my eyes on him." He is the next one to take over. October 30, 2012 is when the album was released. <mask> was taken into custody by Philadelphia police after a car in which he was a passenger was pulled over. <mask> was released from custody. The album sold 165,000 copies in its first week on the US chart. The album sold 41,000 more copies in its second week, moving it to number 8 on the chart.Dreamchasers 3 was released by Dreams Worth More Than Money, DC4 and Wins & Losses Mill. There were guest appearances from Rick Ross, Akon, Future, Waka Flocka Flame, Wale, and Jadakiss. The mixtape was supposed

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texts: to be released in May. He had said that it would be pushed back to September 29th. <mask> said in November that he was half way done with his second album. The album would be called Dreams Worth More Than Money. <mask>'s album, Dreams Worth More Than Money, was the number one album on the chart as of the issue dated July 18, 2015.There are 6 videos on his social media. Due to DC4 being released commercially, neither of the two remixes of Drake and Future's song "I'm the Plug" were included in the mixtape. On January 16, 2016 <mask> <mask> dropped songs on his extended play. On January 30, 2016, another extended play title was released. 2. In order to contribute to the water crisis in flint, Meek Mill spent $50,000 on 60,000 water bottles. Mill gave 6000 backpacks to students in Philadelphia.October 28, 2016 was when DC4 was released. On July 21, 2017, <mask> released his third studio album. <mask>'s fourth album, Championships, was released on November 30. The album sold 229,000 album-equivalent units in its first week, making it the top-selling album in the US. The protest song "Otherside of America" was released by <mask> in June 2020. The four-track Quarantine Pack was released on November 20, 2020, and features 42 Dugg, Vory, and Lil Durk, who also appeared in the video for the track "Pain Away". In October 2020, he said he would be releasing an album by the end of the year.His fifth studio album, Expensive Pain, was released on October 1, 2021. On October 26, 2012 <mask> <mask> announced the launch of his own record label, Dream Chasers

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texts: Records. The official launch of Dream Chasers Records was announced on July 24, 2019. "Creating a record label has always been the next step in my journey as a businessman and I appreciate Roc Nation and Jay-Z's support on this new venture," <mask> said. I want to use my experience in the music industry to find young, hungry talent and open doors for the next generation of artists. The label has its own operations, creative strategy, marketing and business affairs. Jay-Z said that everything he has done leading up to this point shows that he is ready to lead the next generation.We look at the bigger picture and not just signing artists and having hot records. As president of the label, <mask> oversees a team in a corporate New York office and also help operate a recording studio for the label's artists. <mask> was sentenced to 11 to 23 months in prison in 2008 after he was convicted of drug dealing and gun possession. Brinkley continued to handle <mask>'s legal cases after his conviction. In early 2009, <mask> was released under a parole agreement. The judge revoked <mask>'s travel permit after he was found to have violated his parole. In May of last year, <mask> was found to have violated his parole and was ordered to take classes.The violation was a failure to report travel plans as required and social media postings that resulted in death threats to the officer assigned his case. Brinkley said, "You need to try to get this right next time." The court noted that <mask> failed to report his travel plans. Brinkley established an August deadline

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texts: for the classes, noting that <mask> has "a lot of issues" and that the classes would provide him with a "big-picture perspective" on his personal and professional actions. Brinkley said the classes were more important than concerts. Of the requirement to provide travel plans to his officer, <mask> complained, "You just gonna miss money all day." The ADA said that it was a result of being on parole.<mask> was sentenced to three to six months in jail for violating his parole. On December 2, he was released. On December 17, 2015, he was found guilty for a parole violation. He was not allowed to work or perform before his sentencing on February 5, 2016 because the judge refused to give him another chance. He was sentenced to 90 days of house arrest. The sentence became effective on March 1. <mask> was not allowed to work and had to do community service with groups for adults.He was sentenced to six more years of supervision. <mask> was sentenced to eight more days of house arrest. His house arrest ended in June. <mask> was arrested at an airport in Missouri for attacking two pedestrians. He was given a court summons after his arrest. He was sentenced to two to four years in state prison for violating his parole. The judge presiding over his case was the subject of an FBI investigation, according to reports.This was acknowledged by <mask>'s defense team. <mask>'s attorney made several allegations of inappropriate statements and actions by Brinkley, including that she requested he re-record a Boyz II Men song and shout her out, and that she wanted him


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texts: to leave Roc Nation to sign with a friend of hers. The officer of <mask>'s original case was brought under scrutiny in February of last year. The revelation of hundreds of other corrupt officers was the result of a whistle-blower's testimony. <mask>'s conviction was appealed. <mask> was released pending the outcome of the appeal to the Pennsylvania supreme court. Brinkley was petitioned for his release by the Philadelphia district attorney due to credibility issues with the arresting officer.Brinkley scheduled the case for a hearing after she declined. Rubin flew <mask> to a 76ers game in a helicopter hours after he was released from prison. In order to shine a light on the criminal justice system, <mask> has said that he would like to use his situation. According to his booking agency and management, <mask> has lost millions of dollars in profit because of his constant arrests. The Superior Court of Pennsylvania granted <mask>'s appeal and ordered a new trial to be overseen by someone other than Judge Brinkley. In a statement, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office said it was pleased that the appeals court "validated our position that Robert Rihmeek Williams deserves a new trial before a court that has no appearance of partiality." The D.A. is not.The office was weighing its options before proceeding with a new trial. <mask> pleaded guilty to a gun charge in Philadelphia. The case against <mask> ended in 2007. Amazon Prime Video aired a docuseries on August 9, 2019. <mask> and Jay-Z were executive producers of the series. The family of

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texts: Jaquan Graves, who was shot and killed in the parking lot of a Connecticut concert, filed a civil suit against Meek Mill and Roc Nation. Graves was killed when gunfire started after he left the facility.The lawsuit claims that Mill and Roc Nation allowed "thugs" to remain on the premises after they exhibited disorderly, disruptive, angry and agitated behaviors toward patrons. In May of this year, <mask> <mask> was turned away from the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas when attempting to attend a show. According to his attorney, <mask> was turned away because of his race. <mask> said on May 25 that he intended to take legal action against the hotel. The requested apology was issued by the Cosmopolitan. His client accepted it, and no lawsuit would be forthcoming. Following his release from state custody, <mask> immediately became a leading advocate of criminal justice reform in the United States, where he transitioned his advocacy into the co-formation of Reform Alliance with fellow recording artist andentrepreneur Jay-Z.The mission of the nonprofit organization is to dramatically reduce the number of people who are under the control of the criminal justice system, by gathering leaders from various fields such as business, entertainment, government, sports, technology, and Robert F. Smith, the founder of Vista Equity Partners, is one of the founding partners of Reform Alliance. Reform hired a political activist and a CNN host as their first CEO. The lead single for Dreams & Nightmares was called "Amen". Jomo K. Johnson called for a boycott of Mill because

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texts: of its lyrics. "As a hip-hop fan, I want to encourage every rap fan in Philadelphia who is a believer in Jesus Christ, to boycott Meek Mill until he acknowledges this blatant disrespect." Johnson is a resident of North Philadelphia and a pastor.On July 17, 2012 in an interview on the show 106 & Park, <mask> stated, "I don't think no preacher or no church approves of any type of rap music, because rap music, period, is a lot of bad stuff said." It's real life at the end of the day. I was not trying to disrespect any religion or anything like that. When <mask> offered to battle several underground rappers including Cassidy, the feud started between him and fellow Philadelphia-born rapper Cassidy. If the money was right, Cassidy would accept the challenge. After Cassidy released "The Diary of a Hustla", they took part in a social exchange. This was later denied by Cassidy.They both asked for a lot of money. Cassidy's song "Condom Style" was a remake of Psy's "Gangnam Style". <mask> responded with a song called "Repo", which he said would be the last song he would release against Cassidy. Cassidy said the feud was in the spirit of hip hop. Cassidy released a 10-minute-long response called "Raid". On September 5, 2013, <mask> <mask> released a new song called "Kendrick You Next". He said "Repo" would be his final record.Cassidy released a song titled "Catch A Body" three days later. The two rappers had resolved their differences. In July of 2015, <mask> criticized Drake on social media for not writing his own lyrics. The rapper claimed that his

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texts: counterpart used a ghostwriter. <mask>'s second album is called Dreams Worth More Than Money. He admitted that he was upset that Drake didn't promote the album on social media. It's time to stop comparing me to Drake.He doesn't write his own raps. That's why he won't be posting on my album. "<mask> <mask> commented," he said. <mask>, a local rapper from Atlanta, was identified by <mask> <mask> as the ghostwriter. An American hip hop DJ on New York City's Hot 97 radio station supported <mask> <mask>'s claims. Flex released multiple audio recordings of reference tracks featuring <mask> performing the soon-to-be Drake songs, "10 Bands", "Used To", "Know Yourself" and his guest verse on "R.I.C.O." Drake was supported by his long-time friend and co-founder of OVO Sound, Noah "40" Shebib, who claimed that Drake has written number-one records for other artists.40 said that no one is as talented as Drake. On July 25, 2015, Drake released a track called "Charged Up" on the Beats 1 OVO Radio Show, which is widely seen as a response to the allegations made by Meek <mask>. Drake claimed that the rapper was fading into obscurity because of his low sales volume. Drake promoted his rival DJ Clue. On July 29, Drake released a track called "Back to Back", which was an attack on <mask> <mask>. The track, which was streamed over 500,000 times in 4 hours, implied that <mask>'s relationship with Minaj is in the latter's favor and criticized the former for not responding to "Charged Up". The track was released on both Apple Music and OVO's account.On the same day,

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texts: <mask> <mask> released a track attacking Drake on Hot 97. On "Wanna Know", he showed another track written for Drake, who he criticized for being soft. Drake was urinated on inside a movie theatre, according to <mask> <mask>. <mask> said that he was moving on from his feud with Drake after he received a Cease and Desist from WWE. On January 30, 2016 Drake released a new song called "Summer Sixteen", which was used to promote his fourth studio album, Views. Less than fifteen minutes later, <mask> and Omelly released a track called "War Pain". The track references several lines from "Summer Sixteen", including an incident in which Drake played "Back to Back" in a public hotel, in which he had a room directly above <mask>.<mask> reworked Fat Joe and Remy Ma's "All the Way Up" with Fabolous and Jadakiss. "If you didn't write it, don't record it" is a reference to Drake in the song. He implied that he and Drake were in a relationship. Burger King and Whataburger endorsed Drake and <mask> <mask> for their feud. The feud was officially ended after <mask>'s release from prison. <mask>'s song " Going Bad" features Drake. The Game released a five-minute freestyle, "92 Bars", which was rumored to be a jab at <mask> <mask>.<mask> and Game collaborated on a song. Game admitted that the freestyle was a reference to <mask>. On the same day, The Game cyber-flirted with <mask> <mask>'s girlfriend, as well as accusing <mask> of notifying the authorities of a robbery involving Sean Kingston. On September 18 Meek <mask> released a song called Game and a song called

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texts: Young M.A. Omelly and Beanie Sigel are from Philadelphia. The Game sent shots at Sean Kingston, Beanie Sigel, and Omelly after responding with "Pest Control" two days later. The two reconciled after <mask>'s release from prison.There was a dispute between Beanie Sigel and <mask> <mask> on September 26, 2016 when the latter ridiculed the former's intelligence. Sigel was punched on the back of his head by someone who was believed to be one of Meek Mill's affiliates. <mask> criticized Sigel on social media. On the radio show, <mask> freestyled about Drake, The Game and Sigel. Sigel released a song titled "I'm Coming". In an interview with Power 106 in November of last year, <mask> <mask> spoke about wanting to warn 6ix9ine of the consequences of his actions. After it was revealed that 6ix9ine would be cooperating with prosecutors, <mask> said that he already predicted that 6ix9ine would do so.After 6ix9ine was released from prison in 2020, he and <mask> continued to take shots at each other; at one time <mask> called 6ix9ine's song "Gooba" "trash". In June 2020, 6ix9ine criticized <mask> for releasing his protest song, "Otherside of America". On February 14, 2021, the rappers got into an altercation outside an Atlanta club, in which 6ix9ine clowned <mask> for having security around him and lunged at them, but was stopped by <mask>'s security. The videos of the incident were posted by both rappers. A clip of the altercation between 6ix9ine and <mask> was included in the music video for "Zaza". <mask> issued a cease and desist. <mask> was mentioned on

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texts: his guest verse on Big Sean's "Control" in August of 2013).Lamar threatened to "murder" the rappers he mentioned, despite being associated with them before. During a performance at a music festival in New York City, <mask> sent derogatory messages to Lamar. <mask> responded to Lamar's verse on "Control" with "Ooh, Kill 'Em". In October of last year, <mask> and Wale had an argument on social media because Wale didn't back him up in his feud with Cassidy. He was upset that Wale didn't help him support his second studio album. During their high-profile feud, Wale sided with Drake over <mask>. After a long talk with their mentor Rick Ross, <mask> and Wale ended their feud and released a duet, "Make It Work".Drake referenced the latter on his song " Back to Back", which led to <mask>'s dispute with AR-Ab. The car I drove here was the Wraith. In August 2015, he said he had not signed to Drake's OVO Sound and sided with him. He was disappointed that <mask> didn't respond to his call out on "Wanna Know". On August 6, during a performance at theBB&T Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey, <mask> responded, "fuck AR-Ab" and questioned his allegiance to an out-of-town rapper. On August 8, AR-Ab released a version of " Back to Back" that contained violent lyrics threatening to unleash his "shooters" on <mask>. Omelly, cousin and Dream Chasers signee, released his own version of " Back to Back".<mask> was too scared to respond himself and Omelly was the quietest one on the show, according to an interview done by AR-Ab. He said he wouldn't respond to Omelly because he


title: Meek Mill

texts: was a worker. In January 2016 AR-Ab said that he and <mask> had talked it out. Rick Ross's record label boss Rick Ross's long-term nemesis, 50 Cent, was dissed by <mask> on his extended play on January 25, 2016 50 Cent replied with a set of over 22 meme, including one where he said that he should run to his girlfriend at the time and cry to her. In a direct message, <mask> ridiculed his case involving Ross's ex-girlfriend, followed up by his bankruptcy case. In the middle of his verse on "War Pain", <mask> said, "My Philly boys will creeps up on you when you ain't looking, with your little meme."50 members of his collective, G-Unit, counter-dissed <mask> at a concert. The feud between 50 and Ross was reignited by the conflict between <mask> and 50. On June 30, 2016 Joe Budden criticized <mask> and Drake on "Making a Murderer, Pt. His guest verse to French Montana's "No Shopping" was a counter-diss to Drake's "4PM in Calabasas". <mask> was released from prison on December 2, 2014, after serving three to six months for violating his parole. On January 2, it was reported that <mask> and Minaj had ended their relationship. Their break up is detailed in the song "Regret in Your Tears".While shopping in Maxfield in early 2020, <mask> was involved in a verbal altercation with Minaj and her husband, Kenneth, before he was escorted out of the store. A series of abuse allegations by both parties were highlighted by the issue. <mask> has three children. Milan Rouge gave birth to <mask>'s third child and first child on his 33rd birthday in 2020. Dreams Worth

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title: Goparaju Ramachandra Rao

texts: programmes were held in many places.Gora had a large family. In 1949, Gora got his oldest daughter, Manorama, married to a Brahmin. Jawaharlal Nehru was present at the marriage. The marriage of his oldest son, Lavanam, with Hemalata, the daughter of Gurram Jashuva, was held in 1960. Gandhian Lavanam, daughter Mythri, and another son, Vijayam, continued to organize the World Atheist Conference after Gandhian's eldest son was an unbeliever. The current executive director of the Atheist Centre is Mythri. <mask> is the physician's son.His daughter is a social worker. She was elected to the Parliament of India in 1980 and 1989. Partyless democracy was supported by political views and philosophy. Gora believed in the progress of all. He considered Marxism to be a fatalist philosophy. A person can surpass the barriers of castes and religions with the help of Atheism. A person can understand that his/her actions are directed by free will and not karma, fate or divine will.This would allow Harijans to be liberated, as they would no longer believe that they are fated to be protected. On July 26, 1975, Death Gora died. His autobiography was published a few days before he died. Saraswathi Gora was the leader of the Atheist Centre until her death in August of 2006 India Post, the postal department of the Government of India, released a postage stamp of five rupee in 2002. Saraswathi Gora Lavanam Gora Abraham Kovoor Periyar E. V. Partyless Democracy was published in 1961.Positive Atheism was written in 1983. There are External links to the Atheist Centre


title: John Henry Devereux

texts: <mask>, also known as <mask> before 1860, was an American architect and builder best known for his designs in Charleston, South Carolina. He was the most prolific architect of the post-Civil War era in the Charleston area. His works can be found on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. The Charleston Post Office and Courthouse is a national historic landmark. He designed a theatre, synagogue, Masonic hall, Catholic, African Methodist Episcopal (AME) church, and Lutheran churches. The tallest building in South Carolina was over 100 years old. He mixed architectural influences and styles.On July 26, 1840, <mask> was born into a Catholic family in Ireland. His parents were recorded in the United States. His family came to the United States when he was three years old. They settled in South Carolina. He had two brothers, James and Nicholas, Jr., who were born in Charleston. The three sons were still living at home in the 1860 census. Agatha Eulalie Brandt was an immigrant from France.The 1870 Census shows <mask>'s mother living with the young couple in Charleston.

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title: John Henry Devereux

texts: <mask>. D<mask> was 5 years old and Eulalie was 3 years old. The year that her wife died was 1867. The 1880 census listed Devereux as widowed. His mother lived in his household. He was listed as a builder. He was shown as divorced in the 1900 Census of Charleston, South Carolina.He was recorded as widowed in the 1910 and 1880 Censuses. He was a widower according to his death certificate. A young child from Ireland, Devereux grew up in Charleston. He worked as a plasterer. After studying architecture under Edward C. Jones, he became a noted architect of South Carolina's public buildings and churches. St. Matthew's German Evangelical Lutheran Church was designed and built by him. He received a sterling silver tea set as a bonus.St. Matthews was the tallest building in South Carolina until 1973. The corner of Meeting and Broad streets is known as the "four corners of law" in Charleston. The federal post office is an example of the importance of federal influence. The church and local government are part of the metaphor. The future US courthouse site was the location of the

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title: John Henry Devereux

texts: gallows during British colonial rule. The U.S. Treasury Department had a construction and repairs department. The U.S. Post Office and Courthouse were designed by him.The nobility associated with public architecture was expressed by his choice of Second Renaissance Revival architecture. Congress authorized funds for the construction of the Post Office in the late 19th century. The design for the building was started in 1890 and finished in 1896. The building cost $500,000 and was completed in 1896. He was taken prisoner on February 25, 1865, after being commissioned as a captain in the Confederate Army in the American Civil War. Fortress Monroe, Virginia was where he was imprisoned. 6.He was paroled a month after General Robert E. Lee's surrender. "Colonel" <mask> died from arteriosclerosis with a contributing factor of Cerebral hemorrhage, according to his death certificate. He was buried in Charleston's Saint Lawrence Cemetery. The building was destroyed. There is a large sarcophagus at the site of the chapel. According to the National Park Service, <mask> is Charleston's

masks: Devereux Devereux


title: John Henry Devereux

texts: with him and left after Charlestonians told him he was not welcome. New York Governor and Presidential Candidate <mask>. Seymour was one of the people Lathers met in his conference room. Lathers sold the house and returned to New York as he tried to restore good will between men of the North and the South.Alexander Jackson Davis created "Lathers' Hill" and associated gothic cottages for Lathers. 24 South battery? The western half of this double tenement was renovated in 1870 for George S. Cook, the noted photographer he has been called "the Southern Mathew Brady". He was the architect. "The South's oldest department store still in operation" was said to be on the site of the Academy of Music/Riviera Theatre. The store was rebuilt after it was destroyed in a fire. A new store was designed by Charleston architect Edward C. Jones after it was purchased by Browning & Leman.The Academy of Music was renovated in 1869 by architect <mask> <mask>. The theatre had a 1200 seat capacity and would often sell out. The acoustics were very good. It had a "Sun burner" gas-light chandelier

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title: John Henry Devereux

texts: design as classic modern. It operated until 1977. There is a building at 249 King St. Susan Wood contracted for a three-story brick building to be built in 1875, after an earlier structure was destroyed by fire.The architectural integrity of the Italianate facade is still intact despite the remodeling that took place early in the 20th century. It had a dry goods merchant, J.R. Read & Co., as well as a studio and residence for George Bernard. The Entered Apprentice Degree of Masonry was taken by Devereux, who was a Roman Catholic, in order to diffuse any criticism that the Masonic Temple was designed by someone other than a Mason. The design was constructed of brick and stucco. Its original 1872 beauty is still present despite being remodeled several times. TheGothic-arched storefronts were restored in a 1984 renovation. There is a pic at Flickr.The <mask>linck House was built in 1872. It is a combination of Gothic Revival and Italianate stylings, an upright-and-wing structure with a prominent two-story porch across the wing. <mask> <mask> was the architect for William M.

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title: John Henry Devereux

texts: Bird. Wholesale dealers in paints, oils, glass, naval stores and ship chandlery are what William M. Bird & Co. is. Bird was sold to Otto Tiedeman in 1889. The house is at 24 South Battery. Similarities include the two tiered bay window, window treatment, piazza collonettes and railings, and other decorations.The siding on the house is typical of the period and the foundation was made in the 1800s. The Orthodox Jewish congregation had a synagogue there. The Classic Revival building was designed by Abrahams & Seyle. In 1955–56 There is a Synagogue in Charleston, South Carolina. The site of the Charleston Female Seminary is now a parking lot. One of the South's leading girls' schools was called "Miss Kelley's School".The building was constructed in 1871 and used mixed Roman and Italianate architecture. The personal mansion of <mask>, built in 1875, was expansive and opulent. The gate house and main were the largest on the island. He spent his summers on Sullivan's Island. The garden contained a ship's wooden figurehead of a lady and the mansion gateway had whale's jawbones. The


title: John Lawrence Toole

texts: <mask> was an English comic actor, actor-manager and theatrical producer. He was the first actor in the West End to have a theatre named after him for his roles in farce and comic melodramas. The younger son of <mask> and his wife, Elizabeth, was born in London. His father was a messenger for the East India Company and his uncle was a toastmaster in the City of London for many years. He started work as a clerk in a wine merchant's office after graduating from the City of London School. In 1854, Toole married Susan Hale, who was five years older than him. The children died in their 20s, but they had a son and daughter.<mask> began his acting career as an amateur with the City Histrionic Club, performing in other amateur theatricals and in comic sketches. He met Charles Dickens, who came to see him act, after he earned good notices as Jacob Earwig in Boots at the Swan. His last amateur role was in The Spitalfields Weaver by Thomas Haynes Bayly. Encouraged by Dickens, he made his professional stage debut in 1852 at the Queen's Theatre in Dublin, under the management of Charles Dillon, and later became the principal "low comedian" at the Theatre Royale in Edinburgh. His older brother, Francis, acted as his manager. He gained a reputation for sunny extemporaneous comedy, humorous expressions and a uniquely comic voice while performing in Ireland and Scotland. The King's Rival, by Tom Taylor and Charles Reade, and Weazel in My Friend the Major were all written by Charles Selby.He played in Boots at the Swan and Honours before Titles. He was engaged to Hilarion Fanfaronade in Belphegor and made his first appearance in London in 1856. He frequently performed with Wilton. He made his first of many successful provincial summer tours as Paul Pry in <mask>'s farce of that name after having a great success in London as that character. He met and acted with Henry Irving, and the two remained close friends over the course of their careers. He created the role of Tom Cranky in <mask>'s

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title: John Lawrence Toole

texts: farce The Birthplace of Podgers. In 1858, at the suggestion of Dickens, <mask> joined Benjamin Webster's company at the Adelphi Theatre and established his popularity as a farceur, creating, among other parts, Joe Spriggins in Ici on parle franais.B. Buckstone was in Bengal Tiger. He was the principal low comedian at the Adelphi for nine years, partnering with Paul Bedford, who had a comic style that complemented his own. His most successful roles were in A Christmas Carol, Peter Familias in The Census, and George de Barnwell. In 1867, he was a member of the new company at Queen's Theatre and appeared in works by H. J. Byron and W. S. Gilbert. In 1873, Frederick Waddy wrote about <mask> as Harry Coke in Off the Line, "Mr. Toole makes one of those perfect pictures of everyday life of the lower class in which he has so often proved himself an artist." It would be difficult to find an actor of equal merit in low comedy and broad farce. He appeared in many pieces at the Gaiety Theatre, including Thespis, the first Gilbert and Sullivan collaboration, and as <mask> in a drama called Wait and Hope.He portrayed the Irishman Brulgruddery in <mask> and Bob Acres in The Rivals. When he went on tour to America in 1874, he failed to reproduce the success he had in England. He was based at the Gaiety until the end of 1877, when he moved to the Globe Theatre. The role of Charles Liquorpond was created by <mask> in A Fool and his Money. Liquorpond was a retired footman who was suddenly overtaken by wealth, and <mask>'s pronunciation of his own name was a tremendous success. When he was a comic actor, he was noted for his comic delivery of words, but he did not confine himself only to comedy. He excelled in domestic melodramas, playing "tender-hearted victims of fate", where he was famously able to combine humour and pathos.In 1879, <mask> realised a lifelong ambition by taking over the management of the Folly Theatre in London. His son died of a football injury a year after this triumph.

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title: John Lawrence Toole

texts: He was the first actor to have a West End theatre named after him. He produced several plays in London, including H. J.Byron's A Fool and His Money and Arthur Wing Pinero's Hester's Mystery. A one-act satire on London productions of Ibsen, including Hedda Gabler, was written by Fred Horner. He was disconsolate after his daughter died and his wife died. He was seen as the last of the old-fashioned low comic actors who had been popular earlier in the century, including Buckstone, <mask> and Edward Richard Wright.He toured Australia and New Zealand in 1890. His stage appearances became less frequent after he published his reminiscences. The gout left him sometimes unable to walk, and after an 1893 illness he retired from the London stage, although he made occasional appearances in the provinces. His theatre was demolished in 1895 for an extension of Charing Cross Hospital, and he dissolved his theatre company after an 1896 tour. One of the most congenial men of all time was called by the critic Clement Scott. No one acted with more spirit or enjoyed more thoroughly the mere pleasure of acting. He was known as a great practical joker because of his sympathetic nature as well as on the stage.After a long battle with Bright's disease, he died in 1906 at the age of 76. He is buried next to his family in London. A number of bequests were made to needy actors and to his friends after he left a large fortune. The Beefsteak Club notes have references to William Davenport. A Dictionary of the Drama was published in 1904. The life of Charles Dickens. Foulkes, R.There is an ed. British theatre in the 1890s. The players of the period. <mask>. L. Henry Irving: the actor and his world was published in 1951. There is an ed. <mask> and Joseph Hatton were on the dramatic list.The memoirs of J. L<mask> were written in the 19th century. I Vanbrugh. There are external links to tell my story. People educated at the City of London School Burials at Kensal Green Cemetery were English male stage

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title: Gentileza

texts: The prophet <mask>, who was born on April 11, 1917 and died on May 28, 1996 was a Brazilian urban personality who became known from 1980 when he walked in a white robe and long beard under an overpass. His most famous phrase is "Gentileza gera gentileza". Datrino was born in Cafelndia, So Paulo, on April 11, 1962, with eleven brothers, and had a childhood of hard work in which he dealt with the land and animals. He pulled a wagon to help the family. The field taught Datrino how to handle cargo. He said that he was a "breaker of men who did not have enlightenment". José Datrino had atypical behavior when he was a child.He began to have premonitions about his mission one day, after raising a family, children and possessions, he would leave everything for the sake of his mission. This behavior caused concern in his parents, who came to suspect that the child was suffering from some sort of madness. One of the largest circus disasters in history took place on December 17, 1961, in the town of Niteri. The fire killed more than 500 people. On the eve of Christmas, six days after the event, José claimed to have heard "astral voices" that told him to leave the material world and devote himself to the spiritual world. The Prophet took one of his trucks and went to the fire scene. He planted a garden and a vegetable garden on the ashes of the Niteri circus, a place that was once the scene of so much joy, but also of great sadness.He lived there for four years. The people were instilled with the meaning of the words thankful and kindness. Agradecido and Gentileza. He helped the families with his words of goodness. He was called "José Agrade" or " Profeta Gentileza" after that day. <mask> always said that he was the father of five children, three feminine and two masculine, and that he did not lose anyone in the circus fire. The prophet left the place called "Paraso Gentileza" and began his journey as a stroller character.All of the city was toured from 1970 to 1970. He preached and brought words of love, kindness and respect

masks: Gentileza Gentileza


title: Gentileza

texts: for others and nature to everyone who crossed his path. He would reply, "I am mad to love you and crazy to save you". An article written by Professor and journalist writer, who knew Datrino, was rebutted by another article that was published in the Jornal do Brazil newspaper. The main victims were women in miniskirts or tight pants, short hair, who wore makeup, high heels and adornments. The memories of those who lived with him during the years 1960 and 1970 do not correspond to the image created of him after his death. The 56 flyover pilasters he picked were a distance of 1.5 km.He filled the pilasters with inscriptions in yellow-green that proposed his criticism of the world and his alternative to the unease of civilization. The Prophet <mask> instructed the countries representatives to live the kindness and enforce it throughout the Earth because he placed himself in the place through which they passed. He died on May 28, 1996, in Mirandpolis, his family town. The wall paintings were covered with gray paint after being damaged by taggers. The project Rio com Gentileza was created with the goal of restoring the pilasters wall paintings after the elimination of the inscriptions. They were restored in January 1999. The carioca urban heritage inscriptions were preserved after the restoration.The book Brazil: Time Gentileza was written by Professor Leonardo Guelman and was published at the end of 2000. The work introduces the reader to the "universe" of Prophet Gentileza through his path, the stylization of its objects, his unique calligraphy and all 56 panels created by him. There are many photographs of the prophet in the book. There are pictures of the prophet working with some pilasters, as well as pictures of the writings before and after the restoration process. The prophet was honored by the school. The work of Prophet Gentileza can be seen in Conselheiro Lafaiete, a remote town in Minas Gerais. It was possible to teach the mosaic techniques in workshops developed in the city.A mosaic application was


title: Gentileza

texts: received for the wall in So Joo. The Albinoplis neighborhood's So Pedro square was decorated after the Prophet Gentileza. The prophet <mask> was honored by a music composer in the 1980s and by a singer in the 1990s. The name "Gentileza" is taken by both songs. The song depicts a homage to the prophet, as seen in the excerpt. The song was more than encouraging the values preached by the prophet. In the year 2000, in the town of Mirandpolis (SP), where the prophet is buried, the firstNGO of the town: "Gera Gentileza Gentileza" was founded by relatives and friends who admired the prophet life philosophy.The mission of the NGOs was to spread education and culture throughout the region. An annual event called "Gentileza Gera Gentileza", with music, theater, poetry and dance, is one of the many events that have been made. The prophet was portrayed in a special appearance by the actor Paulo José in a soap opera broadcasted by Rede Globo from January to September 2009. Gentileza believed that the world was ruled by the devil capital which destroyed everything. He saw a metaphor in the circus that will be destroyed. The kindness that is the remedy for all the evils was averted. God is Kindness because he is Beauty, Perfection, Goodness, Wealth, Nature, our Creator Father.There was a refrain in the pilasters at the entrance of the bus station in Caju. Everyone was invited to be kind. A new paradigm of civilization urgent in all mankind was advertised as an antidote to the brutality of our system of relationships and under the popular and religious speech. A man was sent to Rio by God. The Prophet Kindness was named after José da Trino. He preached kindness in the streets and in the boats between Rio and Niteri for over twenty years. He said we have to overcome the violence with kindness.He painted his kindness teachings on 56 pilasters of the Caju overpass at the entrance to the Rio de Janeiro city, which was restored under the supervision of Prof. Leonardo Guelman. There are External links about the removal of the


title: E. D. Morel

texts: <mask> was a British journalist, author, and politician who was born in France. When he was a young official at Elder Dempster, Morel saw a lot of rubber returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but only guns and other items were sent back. He deduced that the resources were being taken from the population by force. The West African Mail was founded by Morel in collaboration with Roger Casement. The movement succeeded in getting the Belgian King Leopold II to sell the Congo Free State to the Belgian government, ending some of the human rights abuses committed under his rule. At the end of the First World War, <mask> broke away from the Liberal Party and became secretary of the Union of Democratic Control. He was jailed for six months in 1917 for his antiwar activism, which had a permanent effect on his health.He edited the journal Foreign Affairs after the war in which he criticized the French for their treatment of the defeated Central Powers. As part of his campaign against the French, he became the most important English proponent of the Black Shame campaign, which accused black French troops of outrages against the population of the occupied Rhineland. <mask> was elected to Parliament in 1922 as a Labour candidate, defeating the incumbent, and was re-elected in 1924, but died in office. <mask> was considered for the post of Foreign Secretary, though he only acted as an unofficial adviser to <mask>'s government. <mask> was born in Paris. His father was a French civil servant and his mother was from an English Quaker family. <mask>ine fell out with her late husband's family after she lost her pension when her son was four years old.<mask> changed her name to <mask> and raised her son on her own. She worked as a teacher in order to remove her son from the family's influence and send him to boarding school. <mask> was forced to return to Paris to work as a bank clerk after the money for school fees was no longer available when <mask> <mask> fell ill. He was able to bring his mother

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title: E. D. Morel

texts: back to England. He applied for naturalisation as a British subject after five years. He and Mary Richardson had five children. The daughter of his daughter married a Polish political advisor.<mask> obtained a clerkship with <mask>. <mask>ter's business was damaged when <mask> began writing articles against French protectionism. He was critical of the Foreign Office for not supporting the rights of Africans. His vision of Africa was influenced by the books of Mary Kingsley, an English traveller and writer, who showed sympathy for African peoples and a respect for different cultures that was very rare amongst Europeans at the time. The Aborigines' Protection Society started a campaign against atrocities. <mask> had a shipping contract with the Free State of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Due to his knowledge of French, <mask> was often sent to Belgium, where he was able to view the internal accounts of <mask>ter.He concluded that Belgian King Leopold II's policy was exploitative due to the fact that the ships leaving Belgium for the Congo carried only guns, chains, explosives, but no commercial goods, while ships arriving from the colony came back full of valuable products such as raw rubber and ivory. According to author Adam Hochschild, Morel's conclusions were correct, that the value of goods coming from the Free State was five times that of goods coming from Europe. The head of the Elder Dempster line responded coldly to Morel's discussion of the discrepancies. The company offered <mask> an overseas promotion in exchange for a guarantee of his silence. In 1901, <mask> left the company to become a full-time journalist. In 1900, Morel put new life into the campaign against Congo misrule with a series of articles detailing his discoveries about the Congo Free State trade imbalances. His inside information made him a powerful voice against the exploitation, as previous activists had lacked his access to precise figures about the trade.In 1903, he founded his own magazine, the West

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title: E. D. Morel

texts: movement won a victory in 1905 when the Commission of Inquiry was instituted by King Léopold II himself. In response to mounting public and diplomatic pressure, the Belgian government annexed the Congo in 1908. Morel refused to end the campaign until 1913 because he wanted to see changes in the country.The association ended in 1913. During the Agadir Crisis of 1911, <mask> was in favor of Germany and opposed to what he considered to be bellicosity by the United Kingdom and France. He wrote a letter about his views on the issue. He was selected by the Liberal Party to be a House of Commons candidate for Birkenhead. The Union of Democratic Control was formed as the tension grew in the run-up to World War I, as <mask> was sympathetic to Germany, disinclined to stand by Belgium under German pressure, and opposed to the United Kingdom and France getting involved in war. The Union of Democratic Control was formed after he resigned his candidacy because he accepted that the fight was lost and wanted a more responsive foreign policy. He was the Secretary of the UDC.There should be parliamentary control over foreign policy in the future to prevent secret diplomacy, and there should be negotiations after the war with other democratic European countries in an attempt to form an organisation to help prevent future conflicts, according to the UDC. By 1917, the Union of Democratic Control had 650,000 members, making it the most important anti-war organisation in Britain. His leading role in the pacifist movement exposed him to attacks from the pro-war press, even though he was praised for his political courage. The Daily Express featured a picture of him as an agent of Germany and encouraged its readers to attend future UDC meetings. The accusation gained some credibility when Roger Casement, who was a friend and supporter of <mask>, was hanged for treason. On August 22, 1917, <mask>'s house was searched and evidence was found that he had sent a UDC pamphlet to Romain Rolland in Switzerland, a neutral

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