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Safety pins: a pointed show of solidarity after Trump election
The humble safety pin is gaining a higher profile, as growing numbers of Americans wear them to show solidarity against intolerance after Donald Trump’s election. AFP Photo WASHINGTON: People have long used ribbons, flowers, colors or badges to symbolize political causes, from the carnations of Portugal’s 1974 revolution to the orange...
Safety pins: a pointed show of solidarity after Trump election
WASHINGTON – People have long used ribbons, flowers, colors or badges to symbolize political causes, from the carnations of Portugal’s 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine’s 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity. …read more Source: Bangkok...
Americans don safety pins in solidarity against intolerance after Donald Trump win
November 13, 2016 10:48 AMWASHINGTON (AFP) – People have long used ribbons, flowers, colours or badges to symbolise political causes, from the carnations of Portugal’s 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine’s 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity. …read more Source: The...
Safety pins: a pointed show of solidarity after Trump election
WASHINGTON, United States — People have long used ribbons, flowers, colors or badges to symbolize political causes, from the carnations of Portugal’s 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine’s 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity. Enter the lowly safety pin. That humble but practical...
Safety pins: a pointed show of solidarity after Trump election
WASHINGTON – People have long used ribbons, flowers, colors or badges to symbolize political causes, from the carnations of Portugal’s 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine’s 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity. Enter the lowly safety pin. That humble but practical device is...
Safety pins: A pointed show of solidarity after Trump election
WASHINGTON: People have long used ribbons, flowers, colours or badges to symbolise political causes, from the carnations of Portugal’s 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine’s 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity. Enter the lowly safety pin. That humble but practical device is fast...
Dance Free Dance
Canada’s Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier perform during the Ice Dance Free Dance at the Trophee Eric Bompard ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating in Paris Ukraine’s Alexandra Nazarova and Maxim Nikitin perform during the Ice Dance Free Dance at the Trophee Eric Bompard ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating in Paris France’s Lorenza...
Trump will be grateful to his predecessors for NK: Vadim Dubnov
Billionaire Donald Trump, member of Republican Party, who has won the U.S. presidential elections, appeared with contradicting statements during his campaign regarding domestic and foreign policies of the USA. Trump, who used to consider that the USA shouldn’t support Ukraine in conflict with Russia, recently insisted that the USA should...
Trump win puts US-Russia hostility on hold – but for how long?
US President-elect Donald Trump speaks at election night rally in Manhattan, New York, US, November 9, 2016. Photo: Reuters WASHINGTON: After years of rising US-Russia tensions over Ukraine, Syria, cyber attacks and nuclear arms control, Donald Trump’s election as US president may offer a narrow window to repair relations as he and Russian...
Trump must learn about Europe, says EU´s Juncker
LUXEMBOURG: US President-elect Donald Trump must get up to speed on how Europe works in order to avoid “two years of wasted time” when he assumes his new role, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker said Friday. “Mr. Trump, during his campaign, said that Belgium was a village somewhere in Europe,” Juncker said in...
