Ex-mercenary claims South African group tried to spread Aids

Sourceshttps://t.co/4nngYwYnhKhttps://t.co/EvxASvQm5mhttps://t.co/V3Jweh1D9m.

— African Stream (@african_stream) June 30, 2025

 

Double Down News: What REALLY Happened at Glastonbury

Stupid People with Higher Education

Did someone say Nazis?! Where?! pic.twitter.com/7akqLlIo5j

— MR God Daughter of the Marquess of Salisbury (@MaryRoseFrew) June 29, 2025

 

Reports on China: Is Taiwan an independent country? Spoiler: No!

 

Today I'm going to answer one of the biggest questions China faces today: is "Taiwan" an independent country? The short answer is "no," but there is very good reason for that, which I will explain in today's video.

Shanghai City and Tianjin City, China.

Fuse Ensemble With Pamela Z: Speech and Silence // Live at Roulette

 

This performance is presented live at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn, “One of New York’s most important avant-garde music spaces...” (NY Times).

China 😄😁😆

This is the home stadium of Kunshan City, an amateur football league team in Jiangsu, China, packed with tens of thousands of fans.
Though China's national team sucks, we still love football. 😃pic.twitter.com/J3TnAPejHi

— ShanghaiPanda (@thinking_panda) June 27, 2025

They depend on their readers consisting of mostly racist idiots who will not notice or care about actual facts, who simply want reasons to justify their irrational hatred of successful non-white nations.

And it works.

— Brian Berletic (@BrianJBerletic) June 27, 2025

 

AAA Game, History and Curated Multiculturalism

A similar themed movie Dunhuang Hero was blocked by Chinese censors for nearly 2 years supposedly due to it touches sensitive issue of ethnic relations.

Bc Shazhou rebellion was primarily an ethnic Han rebellion against Tibetan overlord. pic.twitter.com/9x2SMj6o0p

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) June 20, 2025

 

‘Manifestos 7’ by Charles Gaines

  

The West Hollywood gallery hosted a preview performance of ‘Manifestos 7’ (2025), composed by noted American artist Charles Gaines, on the occasion of his West Hollywood exhibition, ‘Charles Gaines. Numbers and Trees, The Tanzania Baobabs.’

The preview performance builds upon Charles Gaines' Manifestos series, in which he disarms and draws upon historical texts, uniting the rational, mathematical, and lyrical structures of music with the irrationality of violence, racial tensions and social injustice. In ‘Manifestos 7,’ the artist examines the rulings from two landmark US Supreme Court cases: Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and Brown v. Board of Education (1954). The first case set the ‘separate but equal’ precedent and the second overturned it, bookending a period of legalized segregation in the United States.

Previous performances from the Manifestos series have taken place at the Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix AZ; Hammer Museum, Los Angeles CA; Museum of Modern Art, New York NY; REDCAT, Los Angeles CA; and The Village Vanguard, New York NY.

Program

‘Manifestos 7’ (2025)

Composer and Arranger: Charles Gaines

Music Editor: John Eagle

Music Direction: John Eagle

Producer: Mads Falcone

Violin: Nicole Garcia

Violin: Shigeru Logan

Viola: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson

Cello: Adrienne Woods

Tenor: Ashley Faatoalia