Young Male
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| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
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| Record labels | Work Them Records |
| Albums | Lost My E |
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| ID | 1823182 |
About Young Male
Lawsuit accuses Abercrombie & Fitch of funding sex-trafficking operation
... Mr Jeffries also required Abercrombie employees - says the legal paperwork - to " properly pack his sex toy bag for his business trips" and used the company email platform to co-ordinate with model scouts and make arrangements for the sexual abuse and exploitation of Young Male models, it claims...
The Sidemen: Our YouTube content lets you escape
... We get feedback on the street Tobi, 30, tells the BBC that he enjoys interacting with their largely Young Male fan base, describing it as a " direct connection with our audience"...
Watford church leader Mike Pilavachi 'massaged young male interns'
...By Helen BurchellBBC News, HertfordshireA church leader massaged Young Male interns and wrestled youths as he used his " spiritual authority to control people" an investigation has found...
Mexico: Arson attack at bar on US border leaves 11 dead
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France shooting: Macron's crisis-in-waiting as riots spread
... Typically triggered by the accidental death or injury of a Young Male resident - an accident blamed on the police - they tended not to last more than a night or two...
Phillip Schofield interview: Alison Hammond breaks down on This Morning
... he feels his " career is over" following the affair he had with a Young Male colleague...
Phillip Schofield says his career is over following affair
... Schofield said his " career is over" he had with a Young Male colleague...
Phillip Schofield dropped as Prince's Trust ambassador
...The Prince s Trust has dropped Phillip Schofield as an ambassador after he admitted he had an affair with a Young Male colleague and lied to cover it up...
France shooting: Macron's crisis-in-waiting as riots spread
By Hugh SchofieldBBC News, Paris
The outbreak of rioting in France is The Stuff of Bad Dreams for President Emmanuel Macron .
To The List of other civil order crises he has had to surmount - Terrorism , yellow-vests, left-wing protests over pensions - Can now be added that persistent French crisis-in-waiting which is the - or suburb.
Sporadically over The Last 18 years there have been outbreaks of rioting in the suburban or tenements, whose once-immigrant populations are now often third- or fourth- generation French.
Typically triggered by The Accidental death or injury of a Young Male Resident - an accident blamed on The Police - They tended not to last More Than a night or two.
Not since 2005 has there been a protracted trauma of the kind that now threatens.
Back Then , as now, troubled banlieues went up In Flames one by one across the country, As One suburb after another copycatted what had gone before.
Then as now, the main targets (beyond the Easy Prey of parked cars) were town halls, Police stations and schools - any building essentially that might be flying a French flag.
And Back Then the rallying cries of protesters were social neglect, Racial Discrimination and Police Brutality . Again today, slogans that are little changed.
Yet in Many ways things have changed.
Look for example at the billions of euros being spent on The Grand Paris Express project, which is putting new metro and tram connections across The Suburbs and combating The Social isolation that was said to be one of the main Banlieue grievances.
Look at the spanking new public buildings In Paris suburbs like Nanterre or Massy. Neglect there is not a word that comes to mind.
Look at the growing numbers of people ofAfrican or Maghrebi origin who are now serving in The Police - Many More Than were visible in 2005. Or at the efforts to get more people from the banlieues into elite schools and universities.
And look at how public language has changed. Old-fashioned bigotry towards minorities, which might have enjoyed an indulgent wink two or three decades ago, will invite condemnation today, if not prosecution.
The Point is that France is changing, like everywhere else is.
But despite that, everyone in France also knows that there is Still - neglected but festering - this ancient scar which is The Problem of the banlieues.
It is a scar born of colonialism, arrogance, long-gone wars and nurtured hatreds - to which might be added drugs, crime and religion. And it is not about to disappear.
President Emmanuel Macron had fervently been praying that the Banlieue phenomenon would not be added to his litany of burdens, but his wish has not been granted.
This evening The Suburbs will be swamped with Police officers, in The Hope that mass deployment will provide The Shock that Can bring the riots to an end.
But President Macron knows his history.
He knows that the 2005 riots lasted three weeks and only ended after the declaration of a state of emergency, with curfews and house arrests.
We Are not there yet, but we could be.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com