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The conference brings together debates on Marxist theory, labour, imperialism, neofascism, feminisms, social reproduction, platform capitalism, artificial intelligence, dependency, ecological crisis, culture, art, education, the state and social struggles. The plenaries focus on Marxist Theory Today on Tuesday, Imperialisms and Neofascisms on Wednesday, and Social Struggles in Latin America and the World on Thursday.

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Filthy Friends plays songs from their new record Invitation, in the opbmusic studio.

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Show Me · Dexys Midnight Runners · Kevin Rowland Too-Rye-Ay ℗ 1981 Mercury Records Limited Released on: 2022-10-14 Producer: Tony Visconti Vocalist, Composer Lyricist: Kevin Rowland Composer Lyricist: James Mitchell Paterson Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Brian Haw 7" on Tadpole Records, etc...

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Have you seen viral videos showing fights between captive insects and small animals? Lead Stories has spotted a number of such videos recently and found that many of them were...

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George Wallace's 1963 Inaugural Address was delivered January 14, 1963, following his election as Governor of Alabama.Wallace at this time in his career was an ardent segregationist, and as Governor he challenged the attempts of the federal government to enforce laws prohibiting segregation in Alabama's public schools and other institutions. The speech is most famous for the phrase "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" which became a rallying cry for those opposed to integration and the Civil Rights Movement. Wallace would later in life apologize for his unabashed racism and segregationist policies. Wallace's new stance on racial issues became apparent in 1959, when he was the only local circuit court judge who refused to turn over voting records to a federal commission investigating discrimination against black voters.[3] Threatened with jail, Wallace eventually complied and released the registration documents; however his defiance earned him notoriety and signaled his new political position. Opposition to black voter registration efforts would become a part of his platform when Wallace ran for governor in 1962. During that campaign Wallace blamed integration for increases in crime and unemployment, as well as racial disturbances in other states. Asa Carter, founder of a local Ku Klux Klan organization, was hired as a speechwriter for Wallace's campaign. Carter became a key member of Wallace's staff, resulting in "a new, fiery, hard-hitting style of campaigning". Due to his connection to acts of racial violence, Carter was kept in the background during the campaign; however his speeches proved to be popular among Wallace supporters. Wallace's racial politicking and support of segregation resonated with Alabama voters and in 1962 he was elected governor, receiving more votes than any previous Alabama gubernatorial candidate. After his election, Wallace wanted to make it clear he intended to keep his campaign promise to fight against integration. Carter spent several weeks writing the inaugural address, and on January 14, 1963 after taking the oath of office Wallace delivered it from the portico of the Alabama State Capitol. This was the exact place where Jefferson Davis had been sworn in as the President of the Confederate States of America, a fact which was pointedly noted in the speech. Journalist Bob Ingram recalls that when Wallace first saw the "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever" line which Carter had written for his inaugural address, Wallace was pleased, saying "I like that line. I like it, and I'm going to use it."However, later in life Wallace changed his views on segregation and came to regret his famous phrase, calling it his "biggest mistake" "I didn't write those words about segregation now, tomorrow and forever. I saw them in the speech written for me and planned to skip over them. But the wind-chill factor was 5 below zero when I gave that speech. I started reading just to get it over and read those words without thinking. I have regretted it all my life." Regardless of his feelings at the time, the sentiments expressed in his inaugural address were blamed for creating "a climate that allowed for violent reprisals against those seeking to end racial discrimination." Wallace's defiant endorsement of segregation proved to be his most memorable piece of political rhetoric and demonstrated the fierce opposition facing the Civil Rights Movement.

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If you are a true fan of DooM or even me, use this as your phone ringtone :D \m/ :3 \m/

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give praise to the great lady!!!

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Provided to YouTube by Routenote Au Marché Du Soleil · Massilia Sound System Òai E Libertat ℗ Roker Promocion / ADAM Released on: 2012-03-08 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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1969 Paint A Lady

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The glamorous Mae West creates an outrageously funny situation dancing the jitterbug from the film.. "The Heat's On" 1943.

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Missionary Evangelist Robert Breaker talks about "Sunday Worship" and asks if it is found in the Bible itself, or if it's some "made up thing" by the Catholic Church around 200-300 A.D.

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Was Jesus rich? Did He employ businesswomen and hire a treasurer? Did He have a nice house by the lake? Watch WOF teachers Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, and others twist the Bible in order to justify their dangerous prosperity message.

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Provided to YouTube by BWSCD Inc H.V.A.C. · Dummy Mandatory Enjoyment ℗ 2021 Trouble In Mind Records, LLC Released on: 2021-10-22 Main Artist: Dummy Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Greek tragedy by Aeschylus

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Misty · Beegie Adair Moments To Remember ℗ 2009 Green Hill Productions Released on: 2009-01-01 Producer: Jack Jezzro Composer: E. Garner Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Metroid Prime Remastered has just dropped, so I expect this video may pull in fresh viewers, so enjoy! Continuing my ongoing side series about how Metroid games go about creating their rich atmospheres, here's the latest instalment with Metroid Prime. I really think Prime struck a chord with its atmosphere, and in this video I detail as to how it did this. Thanks for watching! Please consider supporting the channel through Patreon to help improve the quality of research, editing, footage capture, animation and overall production of each episode: www.patreon.com/DanRoot I work on my channel in the evenings during the week, which is why there's only one or two short videos a month, so that's usually the reason for long gaps. #MetroidDread #MetroidPrimeRemastered

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Provided to YouTube by Columbia Human Touch (Live at Warner Hollywood Studios, Los Angeles, CA - September 1992) · Bruce Springsteen In Concert/MTV Plugged (Live) ℗ 1992 Bruce Springsteen Released on: 1993-04-12 Vocal, Associated Performer, Guitar, Producer: Bruce Springsteen Drums: Zachary Alford Keyboards: Roy Bittan Guitar: Shane Fontayne Bass: Tommy Sims Percussion, Guitar, Vocal: Crystal Taliefero Vocal: Gia Ciambotti Vocal: Carol Dennis Vocal: Cleopatra Kennedy Vocal: Bobby King Vocal: Angel Rogers Vocal: Patti Scialfa Lyricist, Composer: B. Springsteen Producer: Jon Landau Recording Engineer: Toby Scott Mixing Engineer: Bob Clearmountain Mastering Engineer: Scott Hull Assistant Engineer: Greg Goldman Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Provided to YouTube by Ferret Music Rendez-Voodoo · Every Time I Die The Big Dirty ℗ 2007 Ferret Music, Llc Writer: Everytime I Die Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Provided to YouTube by Volcano Raven Black Night · Gov't Mule Dose ℗ 1998 Volcano Entertainment III, LLC Released on: 1998-02-05 Engineer, Mixing Engineer, Producer: Michael Barbiero Composer, Lyricist: Warren Haynes Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Matchbox 20 Live performance for their track, These Hard Times. Note: I do not own this video. I do not intend to claim rights.

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Experience the installation "The Listening Post," on view in "Almost Human," in its entirety from home. #MuseumFromHome | #ShowMeSJMA | #DigitalArt Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin, “The Listening Post,” 2002–06. Screen modules on support beam, connective wire; 8 audio speakers and software, 233 x 146 x 31 inches. Collection of the San José Museum of Art with funding provided by: Deborah and Andy Rappaport, the Lipman Family Foundation, and Council of 100. Additional support provided by Rita and Kent Norton. 2005.28. The filming occurred on June 23, 2020 at the San José Museum of Art. On view September 22, 2019–July 5, 2020 in "Almost Human: Digital Art from the Permanent Collection."

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Provided to YouTube by Nonesuch Airline to Heaven (Alternate Version) · Wilco Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994 - 2014 ℗ 2014 Nonesuch Records Inc. Guitar: Billy Bragg Producer: Billy Bragg Background Vocals: Billy Bragg Mastering Engineer: Bob Ludwig Producer: Grant Showbiz Guitar, Organ: Jay Bennett Background Vocals: Jay Bennett Electric Guitar: Jeff Tweedy Vocals: Jeff Tweedy Bass Guitar: John Stirratt Background Vocals: John Stirratt Drums: Ken Coomer Producer: Wilco Writer: Jay Bennett Writer: Jeff Tweedy Writer: Woody Guthrie Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Just 3 Irish lads spreading some Irishness around the world. 1 year, 23 countries and a whole lot of craic. www.thewirld.org ©The Wirld

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1963 song that went to # 9 in the US. Written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil with the help of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.

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Jan & Dean - Surfin' Safari

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3rd Rock from the Sun is a 1996 sitcom about aliens posing as a human family. Chyna played the Janice the police officer, clips are from Season 5 Episodes 14, 21 and 22.

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Fireworks we need more fireworks now.

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Meow, Meow, Meow

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Highlighting the more dramatic and alien moments from all seasons of the original 1999 Roswell series set to Dido's Here With Me