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Abdelhak Nouri Had The World At His Feet In 2017

2020-06-24T19:37:23Z

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Black Lives Matter: Netflix Movies TV Shows And Books That Touch On Systemic Racism

2020-06-24T07:40:27Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Getty Images The [ killing of George Floyd] last month in Minneapolis has sparked [ protests across the US and around the world] over racial injustice. Demonstrators have [ taken to the streets] -- and to social media -- to [ voice their outrage] at long-standing issues like police brutality and systemic racism and oppression. People are also sharing resources to help others better understand the issues at hand and to learn how to be better allies to black Americans. Dozens of books, novels, [ films and TV series] addressing the discrimination that people of color face have been circulating online. Some have been recommended by libraries like the [ Chicago Public Library] and the [ Oakland Public Library]. One [ Twitter thread of antiracist children's books], shared by teacher Brittany Smith, went [ viral]. And a Google doc compiled by Sarah Sophie Flicker and Alyssa Klein also shares several [ recommendations of what to watch and read]. Netflix is now [/news/netflix-showcases-movies-series-and-documentaries-on-the-black-experience/ showcasing TV shows, movies and documentaries] addressing racial injustice and the black experience. For more like this Subscribe to the CNET Now newsletter for our editors' picks for the most important stories of the day. Here are some recommendations pulled from those lists and crowdsourced from CNET staff. Jump to the recommendations: [#nonfictionbooks Nonfiction books][#fictionbooks Fiction books][#tvshows TV shows and films][#childrensbooks Children's books][ ] Nonfiction books The New Press [ ] by Michelle Alexander: This book challenges the idea that President Barack Obama's election welcomed a new age of colorblindness. [ ] by bell hooks: This work explores issues such as the impact of sexism on black women during slavery and racism among feminists. [ ] by Ta-Nehisi Coates: Framed as a letter to his son, Coates pursues the question of how to live free within a black body in a country built on the idea of race, a falsehood most damaging to the bodies of black women and men. [ ] by Malcolm X: In this classic text, Muslim leader Malcolm X shares his life story and talks about the growth of the Black Muslim movement. [ ] by Robin DiAngelo: This book explores how white people uphold racial inequality when they react a certain way to their assumptions about race being challenged. [ ] by Audre Lorde: Black lesbian poet and feminist writer Lorde shares a collection of essays and speeches exploring sexism, racism, ageism, homophobia and class. [ ] by Angela Y. Davis: The activist and scholar shows the link between several movements fighting oppression and state violence. One World [ ] by Maya Angelou: The author's debut memoir explores themes like loneliness, bigotry and love. [ ] by Douglas A. 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[ ] by Nella Larsen: This novel explores the fluidity of racial identity through the story of a light-skinned woman who's married to a racist white man who doesn't know about her African American heritage. Farrar, Straus & Giroux [ ] by Yaa Gyasi: The book tells the story of two half sisters born in different villages in 18th-century Ghana and their descendants, with one sister later living in comfort and the other sold into slavery. [ ] by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: A young couple leaves Nigeria for the West, each following a different path: She confronts what it means to be black in the US, while he lives undocumented in Britain. They reunite 15 years later in Nigeria. [ ] by Zora Neale Hurston: The 1937 classic follows the journey of an independent black woman, Janie Mae Crawford, in her search for identity. [ ] by Alex Haley: This novel is based on Haley's family history, and tells the story of Kunta Kinte, who is sold into slavery in the US. [ ] by Zadie Smith: This novel tells the story of an interracial family impacted by culture wars. [ ] by Ralph Ellison: A nameless narrator describes growing up in the south, going to and being expelled from a Negro college, moving to New York and, amid violence and confusion, ultimately going to the basement lair of the Invisible Man he sees as himself. [ ] by Paul Beatty: This satire follows a man who tries to reinstate slavery and segregate the local high school, leading to a Supreme Court case. [ ] TV shows and films 13th (Netflix): Filmmaker Ava DuVernay explores racial inequality in the US, with a focus on prisons. When They See Us (Netflix): [ Ava DuVernay]'s gut-wrenching -- and essential -- miniseries is based on the true story of the falsely accused young teens known as the Central Park Five. BET Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement (BET): This documentary explores the evolution of the Black Lives Matter movement. Dear White People (Netflix): Based on a film of the same name, this series shows the biases and injustices that a group of students of color face at Winchester University, a predominantly white Ivy League college. American Son (Netflix): An estranged couple meet at a police station in Florida to try to find their teenage son. If Beale Street Could Talk (Hulu): Based on the James Baldwin novel, this Barry Jenkins film centers on the love between an African American couple whose lives are torn apart when the man is falsely accused of a crime. Blindspotting (Hulu with Cinemax): Collin needs to make it through three more days of probation, and his relationship with his best friend is tested after he sees a cop shoot a suspect during a chase. The Last Black Man in San Francisco (available to rent): A young black man dreams of reclaiming his childhood home in a now-gentrified neighborhood in San Francisco. 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Ronaldo In Quarantine In Portugal After Rugani Coronavirus Positive

2020-06-24T01:08:35Z

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Cristiano Ronaldo (left) and Daniele Rugani (circled) shared a dressing room on Sunday Ronaldo is not flying back to Turin and must stay in quarantine in his family home in Portugal Ronaldo remains at home with his family with no prospect of returning to Turin soon A picture posted on Instagram by Miralem Pjanic after the game shows Ronaldo and Rugani celebrating the victory in a close huddle with their team-mates. Everyone who came into contact with Rugani on both sides has now required to be in isolation. It is hoped that the spread is limited as Rugani remained an unused substitute for Maurizio Sarri on the Juventus bench. The Portuguese press plastered the story over their front pages with Quotidiano Sportivo and Abola both running headlines about Ronaldo being in quarantine. 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That game is due to be played behind closed doors but is now widely expected to be postponed by UEFA. Rugani is the second professional footballer to test positive, with Hannover 96 defender Timo Hubers currently in quarantine. He took to Twitter and wrote: 'You will have read the news and that's why I want to reassure all those who are worrying about me, I'm fine. 'I urge everyone to respect the rules, because this virus makes no distinctions! Let's do it for ourselves, for our loved ones and for those around us.' Juventus defender Rugani posted on Twitter, writing that the 'virus makes not distinctions' Ronaldo's partner Georgina Rodriguez posted this snap from their Madeira home Wednesday Ronaldo had flown back to Turin prior to the Juventus game having spent time with his mother in hospital following her stroke. Dolores Aveiro, 65, has since said she was fully aware of what was happening and the stroke left her with no long-term physical damage. Ronaldo came back from her bedside to play on Sunday before returning to Madeira when he was told of Rugani's positive test and enforced isolation. Despite the circumstances, it seems the five-time Ballon d'Or winner is enjoying himself. He was tagged in a picture with friends smiling at the camera and his partner Georgina Rodriguez posted a picture of their daughter having a tantrum in their Madeira home on Wednesday, [https://allinfootballncricket.hpage.com/real-madrid-without-ronaldo.html https://allinfootballncricket.hpage.com/real-madrid-without-ronaldo.html] writing: 'The little angry schnookums face I got in return for putting my foot down.' Italy is by far the worst affected European nation where more than 800 people have died of the illness. Ronaldo, pictured here with partner Georgina Rodriguez (left) and his mother (third from left) spent time last week at home looking after his mother following her stroke Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said supermarkets and pharmacies will be the only retailers to remain open in Italy. Conte has allowed public services such as transport and industrial production to remain as long as there are adequate safety measures in place to stop the virus spreading. Sport is another sphere of public life that has ground to a halt. The Italian football federation said after a meeting on Tuesday that the Serie A season may not finish because of the outbreak. 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A Second Wave Of Coronavirus: Is It Here How Long It Could Last And More

2020-06-23T20:26:01Z

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But others caution that this recent uptick, which many attribute to [ loosened lockdown restrictions and people not following social distancing] protocols, is [ not evidence of a second wave], but rather a continuation of the first. On Friday, [ Dr. Anthony Fauci], the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, told CNN the current surge in new coronavirus cases [ is not a second wave]. He added that a second wave in the fall, which many experts, including Fauci himself, have predicted, is "not inevitable." Here are some recent developments: In the US, [ 21 states are now reporting increases] in their daily new case averages, week over week. The executive director of the [ World Health Organization], [ Mike Ryan], [ said last week], "If we look at the numbers over the last number of weeks this pandemic is still evolving, it is still growing in many parts of the world." After two months with no new reported coronavirus cases, officials in Beijing have announced [ 79 new cases in the last week] -- the biggest cluster of cases China's capitol has seen since February. New Zealand, which had been declared coronavirus-free, [ reported two confirmed cases].In the US, [ Johns Hopkins now reports] 2.1 million coronavirus infections and over 116,000 deaths. Read on for more details about what a second wave of the virus might entail and what the experts say. This story provides an overview to help keep you informed of the current discussion. It will update frequently in light of new and changing information provided by health officials, global leaders and the scientific community, and is not intended as a medical reference. CNET Coronavirus Update Keep track of the coronavirus pandemic. What are the effects of reopening the economy on coronavirus cases? For public health and medical experts, the [ correlation seems high], even "[ totally predictable]." 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The [/news/cdc-releases-detailed-guidelines-for-reopening-america/ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have also released guidelines] to help local governments identify phases for reopening, and interim suggestions for restaurants, schools and industry. Part of the problem is that the full extent of short- and long-term effects of the coronavirus and the [/news/coronavirus-explained-symptoms-lockdowns-and-all-your-covid-19-questions-answered/ COVID-19 disease] it causes are still unknown, including [/news/covid-19-immunity-certificates-what-could-go-wrong/ how long you may be immune after you recover] and [ if it's possible to become reinfected]. Most experts agree that until we have an [/news/coronavirus-vaccine-progress-modernas-hope-and-doubt-heres-what-we-know-so-far/ effective coronavirus vaccine], the [ only way to slow the spread of the virus] is by taking precautions like [/news/social-distancing-how-to-do-it-who-should-do-it-and-for-how-long/ social distancing], [/news/havent-found-a-face-mask-you-like-buy-one-at-any-of-these-online-stores/ wearing face masks] in public and [/news/how-to-wash-your-hands-to-protect-yourself-from-coronavirus/ washing hands correctly and frequently]. Now playing: Watch this: Measuring coronavirus in wastewater could help predict... 3:54 Why has the second wave of coronavirus been linked to fall? Most public health experts -- including the Director of the CDC, [ Dr. Robert Redfield], and [ Dr. Anthony Fauci], the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease -- have said they [ anticipate a big uptick] to happen [ this fall or winter]. A new model also suggests an [ increase in coronavirus-related deaths this September], CNN reported. Why then? Flu cases [ tend to drop off during the summer], which has led some health experts to [ hope COVID-19 cases go down] when the weather gets warmer as well. [ Dr. Amesh Adalja], a pandemic preparedness expert at Johns Hopkins University, [ told the Los Angeles Times] that other coronaviruses don't fare well during summer months because, once outside the body, both the hotter temperatures dry them out and the ultraviolet light from sunnier weather affects them. A [ study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal], however, offers data to suggest that this particular coronavirus, [/news/coronavirus-explained-symptoms-lockdowns-and-all-your-covid-19-questions-answered/ SARS-CoV-2], seems impervious to temperature differences and only slightly affected by humidity. Early [ outbreaks in Mumbai] and [ Indonesia's struggle] to contain the virus highlight how the pandemic is [ affecting countries across climate zones], including many regions at or near the equator. Current cases are soaring in Arizona, where major cities reach triple-digit temperatures in June, as well as [ rising cases in Florida], also counter the suggestion that heat may suppress the coronavirus' transmission. It may be that fall and winter upswings could occur as a result of economies reopening and people coming into closer contact, transmitting the infection anew, but that reasoning is pure speculation and not the result of scientific study. We'll need to wait to see what actually transpires. Different parts of the country are lifting lockdown orders at their own pace, including deciding when to open nonessential businesses. Angela Lang/CNET What's a 'second wave' anyway? Can there be more? Generally speaking, a "wave" in a pandemic is a [ period of increasing disease transmission] following an overall decline. Currently, although cases of the coronavirus continue to [ increase in some parts of the US], rates of new infections [ appear to be declining] in the country overall. That same mix of upward and downward trends [ can be seen globally], prompting WHO Executive Director Ryan to estimate in late May that we are "[ right in the middle of the first wave]." If and when infection rates have declined across the board, then begin to climb again, that will indicate the next or "second wave." The longer the pandemic goes on, [ the more waves are likely to occur]. Now playing: Watch this: Vaccines, antibody tests, treatments: The science of... 6:02 A wave might be made of smaller ripples or 'peaks' The coronavirus pandemic [ hasn't affected all parts of the country] in the same way or at the same time. Cities and states [/news/coronavirus-quarantine-is-beginning-to-end-heres-how-lifting-lockdown-will-work/ went into lockdown and quarantine] at different times, and that's also how the country is starting to get out of it, with different areas [ easing restrictions in phases] and at their own pace. Some health experts have warned the lack of a unified reopening plan [ might help spread the coronavirus] and [ could actually fuel a second wave] as people travel from the hardest hit areas to places with far fewer infections. Ali Khan, a former CDC official, said a second wave might comprise [ many simultaneous, smaller outbreaks] that, taken together, seem more like a singular wave. Spikes in new coronavirus cases have already been documented in areas emerging from lockdown. Wisconsin, for example, experienced its [ biggest single-day increase in new infections and deaths] exactly two weeks after the state Supreme Court overturned the governor's stay-at-home order. 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