Man who killed Martin Fierro that deplorable rumba The Peanut-Seller the arrested and imprisoned Napoleonism of Toussaint L'Ouverture the cross and the serpent in Haiti the blood of goats whose throats are slashed by the Hallelujah the stout bayonet charge of the regiment of "Blacks and Tans" (the color of their skins, not their uniforms) against that famous hill near Montevideo the gracefulness of certain elegant young ladies the black Stature of Abraham Lincoln the half-million dead of the War of Secession the $3.3 billion spent on military pensions the statue of the imaginary semblance of Antonio (Falucho) Ruiz the inclusion of the verb "lynch" in respectableĭictionaries the impetuous King Vidor film Handy's blues the success achieved in Paris by the Uruguayan attorney-painter Pedro Figari the fine runaway-slave prose of the likewise Uruguayan Vicente Rossi the mythological Philanthropist we owe an infinitude of things: W.
Rashford’s first novel, the middle grade fiction book The Breakfast Club Adventures, is out in May, co-written with Alex Falase-Koya and illustrated by Marta Kissi.In 1517, Fray Bartolome de las Casas, feeling great pity for the Indians who grew worn and lean in the drudging infernos of the Antillean gold mines, proposed to Emperor Charles V that Negroes be brought to the isles of the Caribbean, so that they might grow worn and lean in the drudging infernos of the Antillean gold mines. “We want to build on some of the ideas and principles developed in the first book and hopefully create something to help young people foster their communities and go out and shape the world,” said Anka.
“This is about how you can use your voice to support others.”ĭescribed as an “inspirational guide” for children aged between 10 and 14, You Can Do It will see the footballer “encourage readers to use their voice to champion causes they care about”, and give advice about the importance of teamwork, how “even the smallest changes can have the biggest impact”, and how to “use your voice to make a meaningful change for the better”.Īnka said he “leapt” at the chance to collaborate with Rashford again.
“The insight sessions were brilliant and I’m proud of the outcome, focusing on how we can best champion one another, and view difference as a positive rather than a means to discriminate,” Rashford said.
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