The Woman Surviving Off of Freeze Dried Dead Animals | SIDE HUSTLESShe raises llamas on her scenic family farm in Washington. She also takes apart dead animals and turns freeze-dried specimens into profitable art-pieces.
In this episode of SIDE HUSTLES, an animal-adoring farmer grapples with critics who think she’s a death-obsessed weirdo and tends to her animals, alive and dead.
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How the Philippines Silences ActivistsThis is why the Philippines ranks as one of the deadliest countries in the world for eco defenders.
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Released From Prison Early Because of COVID-19Nationwide calls for criminal justice reform during COVID-19 have led many cities and states across the country to reduce jail populations, but the question of what happens to people after they’re released is less clear. In this episode of Activist Playbook, VICE looks at how NYC applied the housing first model and created a temporary re-entry program for inmates released from Rikers Island.
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The technology that’s replacing the green screenThe green screen is a Hollywood staple. Should it be?
It’s easy to complain about overreliance on special effects, but for projects that require impossible-to-film environments or have incredibly expensive shots, how do you get the flexibility of green screens without the drawbacks?
Charmaine Chan has worked on one of the possible answers. Vox's Phil Edwards spoke to her about her career and how it's at the forefront of a big technological shift. As a compositor for venerable effects house Industrial Light and Magic (ILM), she’s worked on films like The Last Jedi, assembling various digital elements into a beautiful, seamless image. Her job changed on The Mandalorian, one of the first shows to use ILM’s upgrade for the green screen: LED panels that used video game engine technology to place a realistic-looking world behind the actors.
It was a huge improvement, because green screens actually have a lot of drawbacks. Removing the green screen is never as quick as visual effects artists would hope. It also casts green light upon the set and actors. Even substitutes for a green screen, like projecting an image onto a screen behind the actor, fail to dynamically respond to camera movements the way they would in the real world.
ILM’s solution fixes a lot of those problems, and it also led to creative breakthroughs in which the old Hollywood order of a TV show or movie, in which VFX came last, was suddenly reversed. Now, artists like Charmaine are alongside actors, set designers, and other crew members during filming. That collaboration means that this technology doesn’t just eliminate a screen — it eliminates a creative barrier.
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The Moments Leading Up to the Infamous Photo Op | THE SOURCEThe story of the crushing of a peaceful BLM protest in front of the White House for President Trump’s now infamous bible photo op.
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This Man Exposed 40K Voters Purged by MistakeSteve Tingley-Hock is not somebody used to being at the center of a scandal. The former database administrator, who lives in a small town in Ohio, first began running queries on voter data in order to learn new database software. But what started as a side project made national headlines in 2019, when his work exposed a 40,000 voter purge error in a list released by Ohio's Secretary of State.
VICE met up with Steve in his Marysville Ohio to learn about his unlikely path and why he continues to dedicate his days to running queries on voter rolls around the country, in order to make sure nobody is wrongfully losing their right to vote.
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Why American public transit is so bad | 2020 ElectionMost Americans have no choice but to drive. How do we change that?
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In the middle of the 20th century, the US government made a decision that would transform American cities: It built a huge system of interstate highways, many of which went right through the downtowns of its biggest cities.
This sealed the country's fate as a car culture, and today we're seeing the results. In most cities, it's extremely difficult to get around without a car, in part due to public transit systems built to serve an outdated commute. And when our politics turn to infrastructure, the government often favors building new roads and highways instead of improving and expanding public transportation.
The result is a system that forces more Americans to drive, at the expense of those who rely on public transit. It's also the biggest contributor to our country’s carbon footprint. Fixing that over the long term will require a reimagining of American cities and towns. But there's also a way that, if we wanted to, we could improve American transit systems, and get more people riding them, in a matter of weeks.
This video is the seventh in our series on the 2020 election. We aren’t covering the horse race; instead, we want to explain the stakes of the election through the issues that matter most to you. To do that, we want to know what you think the presidential candidates should be talking about. Tell us here: http://vox.com/ElectionVideos
For Jonathan English’s research comparing Canadian and US public transit: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-08-31/why-is-american-mass-transit-so-bad-it-s-a-long-story
For research on suburban commutes from the Brookings Institution’s Adie Tomer, Joseph Kane, and Jennifer S. Vey: https://www.brookings.edu/interactives/connecting-people-and-places-exploring-new-measures-of-travel-behavior/
For more of Vox’s coverage on public transportation: https://www.vox.com/2015/8/10/9118199/public-transportation-subway-buses
For more historical maps on how the federal highway system transformed cities: http://iqc.ou.edu/2014/12/12/60yrsmidwest/
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I’m the Leader of the Biggest Cult on TikTokIn Super Users, we go down an internet rabbit hole to hear from people whose lives have become defined by their online presence.
The largest TikTok cult now has over two million followers who have pledged allegiance to its leader the "Mother Hen". We met Melissa Ong, 27, who explains how she created the Step Chickens, fought battles against other cults and continues to grow her following.
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Posing as an Old Lady to Expose Online Scammers
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How America Got Hooked on Opioids | The War on DrugsIn The War On Drugs Show, we examine the social implications of prohibition worldwide.
Any attempt to shut down the trade in drugs such as heroin,
cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine or weed invariably sets off a chain of events that just makes things worse, leaving a trail of death, illness, violence, slavery, addiction, crime and inequality across the globe. Everyone loses – except, in a weird kind of way, the drugs themselves.
Around 58,000 Americans were killed in the Vietnam War. But in 2017 alone, 70,237 Americans died of drug overdoses; the War on Drugs is like a Vietnam War every year.
This is the story of the North America Opioid Crisis – how an oversupply of the prescription drug oxycodone collided with fifty years of drug prohibition to create an epidemic every bit as serious as COVID-19.
This terrifying crisis reaches every corner of American life, far beyond the clichés of the 'inner-city drug user'.
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Is the Netherlands Turning Into a Narco-State?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig5uP2R_9bg&t=135s
Ketamine Explained, The Next Big Antidepressant
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfmPu8l24wY&t=2s
‘Spice’ is Britain’s Most Dangerous Drug
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L62rHDJFAkg&t=3s&has_verified=1
The Great MDMA Drought and Its Deadly Consequences
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUNvLPNLxSw&t=37s&has_verified=1
Why Portugal Decriminalized All Drugs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dU5yiKBqCk&t=2s
The Drug That Makes You Reek of Cat Piss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvxZyMyc7go&feature=youtu.be
How Super-Strength Weed Dominated the UK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-lEAvgtU5A
Why Taking Out Drug Lords is a Bad Idea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX4DJ9SHWkg
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How America could lose its allies | 2020 ElectionWhat is NATO? And why is it still around?
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For 150 years, the US avoided formal alliances. It occasionally went to war -- fighting the War of 1812, the Spanish-American War, and World War I -- but did so without entangling itself in promises to other countries. Then, after World War II, it abruptly changed course, and began to build a network of alliances unlike anything that had come before.
Over the next few decades, the US used those alliances to keep countries around the world close, and to fight Soviet expansion, by making a promise that it would go to war if any of its allies were ever attacked. After the Soviet Union fell, the initial purpose of those alliances was gone, but the US recommitted to them, signaling again and again that the central promise of those relationships was still in effect. It kept doing so for the next 25 years.
Then the US elected a leader who took America’s global relationships in a new direction. President Trump was skeptical that America’s network of alliances was still beneficial to the US. He began to distance the US from those alliances, raising doubts about whether America would actually follow through on the promise at the core of them if provoked. Some allies moved closer to Russia or China, both of whom had attempted to undermine America’s alliances.
Today, the future of those alliances is on the ballot in the US. One of the major presidential candidates in the 2020 election wants to return the US to its former status with its allies; the other finds its decades-old alliances costly and cumbersome. The world is waiting to see which vision Americans prefer.
This video is the sixth in our series on the 2020 election. We aren’t covering the horse race; instead, we want to explain the stakes of the election through the issues that matter the most to you. To do that, we want to know what you think the US presidential candidates should be talking about. Tell us here: http://vox.com/ElectionVideos
Sources and further reading:
Alex Ward: https://www.vox.com/2020/8/18/21334630/joe-biden-foreign-policy-explainer
Mira Rapp-Hooper, Shields of the Republic: https://www.amazon.com/Shields-Republic-Triumph-Americas-Alliances/dp/0674982959
Mark Webber and James Sperling: https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/CECD6A4DA95D3C177531E8C10A6E562B/S0260210519000123a.pdf/trumps_foreign_policy_and_nato_exit_and_voice.pdf
Joyce Kaufman: https://www.chathamhouse.org/sites/default/files/publications/ia/INTA93_2_01_Kaufman.pdf
Jennifer Lind: https://americas.chathamhouse.org/article/the-future-of-americas-ailing-alliances/
Klaus Larres: https://archive.transatlanticrelations.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Larres-Donald-Trump-and-America%E2%80%99s-Grand-Strategy-U.S.-foreign-policy-toward-Europe-Russia-and-China-Global-Policy-May-2017.pdf
Fabrice Pothier and Alexander Vershbow: https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/NATO_and_Trump_web_0623.pdf
Elena Atanassova-Cornelis: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03932729.2019.1665272
Shin Kawashima, Matake Kamiya, James L. Schoff: https://carnegieendowment.org/2019/10/10/managing-risks-and-opportunities-for-u.s.-japan-alliance-through-coordinated-china-policy-pub-80026
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The Last Photos Taken Before Being Captured by the TalibanBritish photojournalist Sean Smith talks to us about his work on the front line covering conflicts in the Middle East. He first arrived in Iraq in 2003, when Saddam Hussein was still in power, and was present during the bombing of Baghdad. He talks us through a haunting image he took – depicting suspected insurgents being ominously taken for questioning by US marines, blindfolded and walking in single file – during Operation Steel Curtain.
He also tells us about time he spent with the platoon of US Army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan in 2009. In an incident still shrouded in mystery, Bergdahl walked away from his posting and was subsequently captured by the Taliban. He wasn’t released until 2014 – half a decade later.
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The Story Behind the Iconic ‘Tank Man’ Photo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngppWpBKRZE&t=2s
Photographing the War in Afghanistan
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Photographing Anti-Fascist Protests in the UK
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WTF is AntifaOver the last few years, the political movement of "antifa" has become the media's favorite boogeyman. Conspiracy theories abound claiming they're financially backed by left-wing billionaires to train "super soldiers" with an intent to kill conservatives.
On this episode of "Should You Be Afraid," producer Zeke Spector heads to "anarchist jurisdiction" of Portland, Oregon searching for this elusive group that have allegedly been burning the city down for more than 100 straight days.
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Loosening China’s Grip on Hong Kong: The Yellow Economic CircleProtesters who fled the crackdowns in Hong Kong for neighboring Taiwan are focused on a new way to combat China's tightening grip of their city—build an economy that shuts them out.
VICE News meets the activists trying to build a rival "yellow economy”—an association of pro-democracy businesses in Hong Kong that all support the movement. The so-called “yellow economic circle” also extends beyond Hong Kong’s borders.
Railey, a protester who fled to Taiwan, is working with his fellow protesters to support the efforts of Sup Nin, an organization focused on providing business opportunities that better the welfare of protesters.
But Angela, one of Sup Nin’s founders, says challenging the world’s second-largest economy in the world of business is just as hard as it is on the streets.
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Brooklyn’s King of Tattoos: Mike PerfettoOver the past 40 years, Mike Perfetto's basement in Brooklyn has seen countless eccentric characters. He's the last link to a bygone era when tattoos were illegal in New York City.
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Breaking Down the Sexual Pleasure Gap | Finishing School Episode 2From sex toys to the future of sex ed: we asked real people to share their take on intimacy, and how they like to get off.
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How the Pandemic is Making Pakistan’s Tech Industry More EquitableThe pandemic has got a bunch of us stuck at home for months. But for a niche-industry in Pakistan, this WFH situation is actually trumping some of the barriers women face when entering the workforce.
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How the next president could change policing | 2020 ElectionWhat the candidates can (and can’t) do about police reform.
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Police reform is a major issue in the 2020 election, yet it’s also one of the issues the president has little control over. Police are primarily funded and managed by local governments instead of the federal government. So when it comes to what the president or Congress can actually do to change policing in America…it’s pretty limited.
But the federal government does have the power to change what's called qualified immunity. It’s a legal protection that shields police from lawsuits over violations of people’s constitutional rights. For protesters of police brutality, reforming it is at the top of their list. And its future could hang on the election.
This video is the fifth in our series on the 2020 election. We aren’t covering the horse race; instead, we want to explain the stakes of the election through the issues that matter the most to you. To do that, we want to know what you think the US presidential candidates should be talking about. Tell us here: http://vox.com/ElectionVideos
Read more about qualified immunity here, from Vox:
https://www.vox.com/2020/6/3/21277104/qualified-immunity-cops-constitution-shaniz-west-supreme-court
And read more about both candidates' police plans:
https://www.vox.com/21418125/biden-harris-pelosi-defund-the-police-criminal-justice-reform-2020
https://www.vox.com/2020-presidential-election/21418911/donald-trump-crime-criminal-justice-policy-record
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Partying at a Refugee Nightclub in Naples | World Without Planes*Filmed before the pandemic*
In part one of our series finale of World Without Planes, we catch a train to Naples to eat deep fried pizza, drink 1 euro Aperol spritzes, watch the Napoli football game and party at a refugee dancehall club.
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How robots made this food commercial look effortlessCreating the perfect food commercial isn’t just a matter of great styling and a mouth-watering dish. Sometimes, you need a robot.
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Giralt began his career as a stills photographer, but he saw potential for more thanks to his hobbies in engineering. A new discipline was born: visual engineering, using robotics, advanced camerawork, and a lot of creativity to create moving images that have never been seen before. His Smores have lit up Times Square, and, in the video above, you can watch how he uses trial and error (and more than a few robots) to drop the perfect lime.
Giralt’s toolkit includes Arduino programming, Maya, welding, epoxies, super-expensive cameras that can shoot incredible slow motion, and a lot of elbow grease and ingenuity. This form of commercial art shows how technology can make incredible images happen — and you don’t always need computer graphics to do it.
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Ex-Con Explains the Corruption of Prison Guards“The justice system doesn’t make sense sometimes.”
The corruption of prison guards and institutional racism within the criminal justice system is a problem in many parts of the world. In this episode of Informers, an ex-convict in the UK tells us about his experiences in prison – where he witnessed drones dropping off ten ounces of weed, widespread corruption, extreme violence and what he describes as “slave labour”.
Informers is a series where we hear the anonymised confessions and insights of people in positions of power on the inside of important institutions.
We contacted Her Majesty's Prison Service for a response to the allegations. As of October 2020, VICE is yet to receive a reply – but will update here if we do.
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The Hedonism of 1980s BritainPhotographer Chris Steele-Perkins talks to us about his series ‘The Pleasure Principle’ – a portrait of England’s social elite in the 1980s – featuring both Margaret Thatcher, a semi-nude party goer and a dog p*ssing on Blackpool beach.
A member of the prestigious Magnum Photos group since 1979, Chris’ work documents the evolving social landscape at the time. Based on the theme of ‘pleasure’ and the pursuit of it, this series explores hedonism with humour and sensitivity.
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From pictures captured during armed conflict to anti-fascist protests to global pandemics to the start of a revolution, when you are on the frontline, picking up a camera can often result in an image that immortalises a moment in time.
In this series, we interview photographers whose photos have become synonymous with important world events. They relive the story behind the images, regaling us with their tales from the front line. We hear how they documented the truth, sometimes even risking their lives, to provide proof of events that stay long after the memories fade.
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The biggest radioactive spill in US historyHow the US poisoned Navajo Nation.
As World War Two was ending, the growing nuclear arms race put the US in need of uranium. It turned to Navajo Nation, where the uranium mining industry thrived for four decades -- but left disease, pollution and the biggest radioactive spill in US history.
That spill in Church Rock, New Mexico upended the lives of nearby residents, who had to grapple with toxic water, livestock and a lifetime of illnesses. Now, they are still waiting for it to be cleaned up.
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Read the book Yellow Dirt, by Judy Pasternak, on uranium mining in Navajo Nation: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Yellow-Dirt/Judy-Pasternak/9781416594833
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Visiting Yelp's Lowest-Rated PsychicIn this episode of One Star Reviews Taji is in Los Angeles in pursuit of success. In order to increase his chances of success, he is seeking advice from a Hollywood icon. None other than mentor the masses, Bruce Lee.
You might be thinking this is an impossible move since Bruce is no longer living on this Earth, and you'd be right. However, we created a unique opportunity for an exclusive interview with Bruce Lee from beyond the grave, by having one of Yelp's worst reviewed psychics channel his spirit for a direct one-on-one conversation with Bruce for the first time in decades.
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Indian and China Clash at the Border | Vice Around the World Episode 6In this week's episode of Vice Around the World, anti-police violence protest roll in France, the countdown to the US election begins, and tensions between India and China clash at the border.
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Is Shakespeare Cancelled?Our resident Gen-Z, shit-talking wannabe influencer, Alhan Gencay has just turned 20. There are so many adult things that he still doesn’t understand but wants to educate himself about. Like, for instance, why do norms love spending money on going to musicals and pretending they can understand Shakespeare’s gobbledegook language?
He knows there’s some serious cheques being cashed in the world of acting, so decides to get some lessons in London’s West End. Then he auditions for a theatre production of Romeo and Juliet.
To be, or not to be... an actor? That is the question.
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Inside the Community Made of Mud‘Earth built’ or 'breathable houses' are supposedly eco-friendly to produce, because they use readily available, natural materials and building methods. Homes made from mud have been used for thousands of years across many cultures, but they’ve been traditionally created by men.
In this episode of the ecological alarm clock that is Extinction Update, we travel to Mosorin, Serbia to meet Dragana Kojičić, an architect who for the past 10 years has been developing the Centre for Earth Architecture, a group reviving these ancient traditionally male-dominated techniques and teaching younger generations of women the earth built method.
Could this back to basics building method be a climate solution for the rest of the planet?
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The World's Worst Oil Related Disaster You've Never Heard OfDeep in the Amazon Rainforest of Ecuador lies the "Amazon Chernobyl", a 1,700-square-mile environmental disaster brought on by oil extraction and production. After a visit to Ecuador in 1993, human rights lawyer Steven Donziger and other attorneys brought a class-action lawsuit against Texaco (later Chevron) on behalf of over 30,000 farmers and Indigenous people from this Amazon region who were affected by this disaster. Through his personal testimony and supporting footage, Steven recounts his experience advocating on behalf of the environment and affected communities and the personal toll this work has had on his life.
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How US schools punish Black kids | 2020 ElectionFor the 50 million kids who attend public schools in the US, the 2020 election is personal.
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When it comes to who gets punished and removed from American classrooms, the US doesn’t treat all students equally. Black students get suspended and expelled far more frequently than their white classmates, and often for the same or similar offenses. And the weeks of school that Black kids miss each year can kick off a chain reaction that changes a child’s future.
But the US education system gives the American president a tremendous amount of power over public schools. Whoever holds the Presidency decides how schools handle things like testing, class size, and discipline.
During the Obama administration, the US Department of Education started to take the country’s school discipline problem seriously. They investigated the schools with significant racial gaps in punishment rates, and issued guidance on how to replace outdated policies with more effective ones.
Then Betsy DeVos, President Trump’s education secretary, abandoned those efforts. Trump's administration stopped releasing discipline data, changed the standard of what constitutes racist outcomes, and scaled back efforts to fix or even acknowledge racial disparities in how we punish kids. In this video we explain the origins of this crisis, and how the 2020 election could change things.
This video is the fourth in our series on the 2020 election. We aren’t covering the horse race; instead, we want to explain the stakes of the election through the issues that matter the most to you. To do that, we want to know what you think the US presidential candidates should be talking about. Tell us here: http://vox.com/ElectionVideos
If you want to learn more about racial disparities in school discipline, check out the UCLA Civil Rights Project. They’ve been studying this crisis for years: https://www.civilrightsproject.ucla.edu/research/k-12-education/school-discipline
Our colleagues at ProPublica, particularly Annie Waldman, have done extensive investigative work chronicling how the Trump administration has neglected to enforce students’ civil rights: https://www.propublica.org/article/devos-has-scuttled-more-than-1-200-civil-rights-probes-inherited-from-obama
The Texas schools study we mention in the video is publicly available through the Center for State Governments: https://knowledgecenter.csg.org/kc/system/files/Breaking_School_Rules.pdf
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Posing as an Old Lady to Expose Online ScammersAfter fake vaccines sprung up online during the COVID-19 pandemic, @Kitboga, a professional ‘scambaiter’, set about uncovering them. We met him as he trolls and exposes the scammers using an old lady persona and voice distortion software.
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Punching Nazis, Exposing Fascists, and the Antifa Philosophy: Fringe NationAs riots and protests spread nationwide, some politicians and news media pointed to violence by Antifa as the culprit. Alzo Slade talks to someone from Antifa to hear their side.
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Photographing a Pandemic: Inside an Intensive Care UnitMagnum photographer Stuart Franklin talks us through a series of photos he shot in a COVID-19 intensive care unit, when death rates were at an all-time high. He was given access to photograph the patients in the intensive care unit of West Middlesex hospital from late March 2020, where the heroic staff were battling against all odds to save lives.
With remarkable courage and sensitivity, Stuart recalls the chilling details of a hospital operating during the height of the pandemic. Amid all the rampant tragedy, we also hear about true moments of human resilience.
Photographing the War in Afghanistan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL4a1H6foAQ
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How colorized photos helped introduce Japan to the worldThe best hand-colored photos of the 19th century came from Japan.
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For over 200 years, Japan isolated itself from the outside world by forbidding most foreigners from entering the country. But in 1854, a US naval expedition of warships forced Japan to open its port cities, resulting in a flood of curious travelers from Europe and North America, who established businesses there. Photography became a leading industry in newly opened Japan, to satisfy a market of curious outsiders who wanted to know what the country and its people really looked like.
Foreign photographers like Felice Beato and Baron Raimund von Stillfried established photo studios, and they employed fine artists from the Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print industry to carefully apply watercolors to their prints. Eventually, those same apprentices dominated the market with their own photo studios.
By the 20th century, mainly due to the advent of amateur photography, the souvenir photo industry in Japan declined. But for the last half of the 19th century, photos made — and carefully hand-colored — in Japanese photo studios were important documents for how the world came to know Japanese culture.
Further reading:
Sites of “Disconnectedness”: The Port City of Yokohama, Souvenir Photography, and its Audience, by Mio Wakita-Elis
https://heiup.uni-heidelberg.de/journals/index.php/transcultural/article/view/11067/5640
Photography in Japan 1853-1912, by Terry Bennett
https://www.tuttlepublishing.com/books-by-country/photography-in-japan-1853-1912-hardcover-with-jacket
Darkroom is a history and photography series that anchors each episode around a single image. Analyzing what the photo shows (or doesn't show) provides context that helps unravel a wider story. Watch previous episodes here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddiOJLuu2mo&list=PLJ8cMiYb3G5ce8J4P5j5qOEtYR94Z3DQs
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Fusing Hare Krishna Icons and American Traditional Tattoo Art | Tattoo Age Episode 6Fusing American Traditional and Hare Krishna icons, Robert Ryan’s tattoos are simply powerful. His spirituality informs his life as a tattooer, painter and musician.
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Why Should I Give a S*** About the Beatles?Our resident Gen-Z, shit-talking wannabe influencer, Alhan Gençay, loves music but strictly grime. He’s never heard a guitar in his life let alone anything below 140 bpm. But he keeps hearing boomers going on about some group called The Beadles (or something?) from Westminster Abbey – so, before the pandemic, he went on a mission to figure out why people give a sh*t about them.
He dons a St. Pepper’s outfit and heads to Abbey Road for the 50th anniversary of the Fab Four walking across a zebra crossing for the front cover of some album they apparently did. There he speaks to fans who have travelled from all over the world to hang out there and meets Richard Porter, The Beatles Brain of Britain.
Porter takes him on a Beatles tour of London; from Marylebone Station, where they filmed the intro of A Hard Day’s Night, to where they performed their last gig on a roof in 1969 to Camden’s Dublin Castle, where Richard has organised a tribute band to play.
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The $12 trillion ripple effect of Covid-19 [Advertiser content from the Gates Foundation]The pandemic has hit everyone, but it has hit us all in different ways. Many lives have been lost, a number that just entered seven digits. Millions have lost jobs. Others have lost trust in their fellow citizens. Entire sectors of private industry have been upended. Those who have been infected and recovered may yet deal with medical repercussions for the rest of their lives.
None of the above consequences occur in a vacuum. They are not independent repercussions, but the interdependent fallout of a global health crisis. In this vein, you can’t tackle the multiple ripples created by the pandemic as if they were isolated from one another.
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Why We Protest: AuratThe women’s movement in Pakistan had begun in the late 1970s as a response to the edicts of General Zia-ul-Haq’s brutal regime. The movement was in response to laws that essentially stripped women of their human rights. Their tireless campaigning did not stop until the end of Zia's rule and the restoration of democracy.
Today, the women’s movement in Pakistan is revived and has been standing up for women and minority rights every year since 2018, where they’ve banded together on 8th March, walking and chanting and making themselves heard. They call themselves the Aurat March (women’s march) and in cities across Pakistan, women come out of their houses to reclaim the streets. In this documentary, we look at what goes into the making of the historic Lahore chapter of Pakistan’s Aurat March. We try and unpack what it means to be a woman in Pakistan today, and why they march.
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The forgotten “wade-ins” that transformed the USHow beaches and pools became a battleground for US civil rights.
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When we think of the iconic moments of the Civil Rights Movement in the US, we might imagine bus boycotts, lunch counter sit-ins or the March on Washington. Most of us won’t think of protests at beaches and pools. Yet these battles in the country’s waters played a crucial role in transforming America.
The campaign in the waters of St. Augustine, Florida, became one of the most critical in the movement to desegregate the US. The photos were published around the world, but the full story has often been left out of our history textbooks. And now, the legacy of segregated public waters continues to this day.
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Previous headline: How beaches became a battleground for US civil rights.
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Check out the work of Clennon King in his full-length documentary and discussion program about St. Augustine’s Civil Rights movement, “Passage at St. Augustine”: https://augustinemonica.com/%22passage-at-st-augustine%22
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Read Andrew Kahrl’s books on the movement to desegregate public waters: https://uncpress.org/book/9781469628721/the-land-was-ours/ ; https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300215144/free-beaches
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Inside the Deadly World of Counterfeit Vape CartridgesThe "mysterious vaping illnesses" seemed to disappear as soon as they came. But what caused these illnesses and should we still be afraid of vaping? VICE producer Zeke Spector goes down the rabbit hole, retracing the story to investigate if the hype was media hyperbole or a legitimate concern in this series premiere of "Should You Be Afraid."
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In episode four of World Without Planes, we drink more Serbian moonshine on the most scenic train ride in Europe, swim in a blue cave in Dubrovnik where they shot Game of Thrones, and go cliff diving in Puglia, Italy.
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What voter suppression looks like onlineRussians and domestic political operatives use targeted social media messages to try to convince Black voters to stay home on Election Day.
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According to a report by CNN, the federal government has warned that Russia "might seek to covertly discourage or suppress US voters from participating" in the upcoming election. If so, it would be a repeat of their tactics four years ago, when Russian operatives posing as Americans on social media discouraged Black Americans from voting or encouraged them to vote for the third-party candidate, Jill Stein. The Trump campaign itself pursued a strategy of vote suppression targeted at African Americans, who vote against Republicans at higher rates than any other demographic group.
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Why Taking Out Drug Lords is a Bad Idea | The War on DrugsJoaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán turned Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel into the most powerful drugs gang on the planet. But when, in 2016, he was arrested for the third and final time, it unleashed a tidal wave of violence as rival gangs battled for supremacy in the power vacuum left behind.
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Sex Education for the Next Generation - First TimesThere are an infinite amount of realities for young people today. We’re moving beyond the traditional understanding of the first time and challenging societal norms to make space for all first times.
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Powerful Images from the Black Lives Matter MovementPhotographer Henry Jay Kamara talks about the Black Lives Matter movement and shows us images he took at an anti-fascist protest opposing the activities of the far-right figurehead Tommy Robinson.
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The Deadliest U.S. State to Have a BabyThe United States has the highest rate of pregnancy-related deaths among developed nations, and the situation is far worse in rural parts of the country. In Episode 2 of Overlooked, VICE heads to Georgia, the epicenter of the country's maternal mortality crisis, following two OBGYN doctors on the frontlines of this epidemic.
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This is What Mars Colonies Could Be Like in 2035As earth becomes less habitable due to the climate emergency, The Astroland Agency are working out how humans could colonize Mars by 2035. Before the pandemic, we spent time with them to learn how that would work.
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How the US keeps poor people from accessing abortion | 2020 ElectionThe 2020 US election could decide the fate of a 40-year-old ban on abortion funding.
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For the past 44 years, every US Congress and president have approved a federal budget that includes a ban on federal funding for abortion services, except in extreme cases. It's known as the Hyde Amendment, and even politicians who support abortion access have voted in favor of it. But the landscape of abortion access has evolved so much that Joe Biden might become the first president to lift the Hyde Amendment from the federal budget.
Banning federal funding for abortion services primarily affects people who rely on Medicaid for their health care: people who are living close to the poverty line in the US or are disabled. This has the effect of preventing some of the country’s most vulnerable people from accessing abortion services, since they are the least likely to be able to afford an out-of-pocket expense.
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For a history of the Democratic party and the Hyde Amendment: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2019/06/democrats-hyde-amendment-history/591646/
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https://www.kff.org/womens-health-policy/issue-brief/the-hyde-amendment-and-coverage-for-abortion-services/
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South Korean Nightclubs Struggling With COVID-19 Cluster FearsAt a time when South Korea seemed to have the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic under control, a club goer’s visit to Seoul's nightclub district of Itaewon, set off a chain of unfortunate events. After COVID-19 cases spread rapidly in the area, now known of as the ‘Itaewon Cluster’, the area has become eerily empty.
Itaewon, popular with tourists and locals alike, is known for being the ‘international’ party district and for being a safe space for Seoul’s LGBTQAI+ community as well.
As life slowly adapts to this 'new normal', business owners, restaurateurs and nightclub owners in the area feel short changed and are struggling to bounce back.
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What it means to be Black in BrazilRacism rooted in slavery has not gone away in Brazil — and it took time until its existence was even acknowledged.
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Brazil imported more African slaves than any other country in the world: over 4 million people. Despite the ancestry forming a big part of the population, the development of a national Black identity was hindered after the country’s abolition of slavery in 1888.
Brazil didn’t have an apartheid system like South Africa’s or Jim Crow laws like the United States, and its mixed population was seen as a symbol of harmony between races. The idea of Brazil being a “racial democracy” affected how Brazilians saw the role of race in their own lives — until the myth was debunked.
“Several people were raised with certain privileges for being a light-skinned person, but still suffering some discrimination and not understanding exactly why is that so,” explains lawyer and diversity studies professor Thiago Amparo. “Only by understanding the history of Brazil, the [social] construction of whiteness and their own Black ancestry, they start to self-identify as Black.”
The rise in the number of Brazilians who self-identify as Black came as a result of the Black movement’s fight to denounce racism in the country and to promote positive references of Blackness. Many achievements have been made over the past decades, such as the implementation of affirmative action practices. However, challenges remain. Seventy-five percent of people killed by police in Brazil in 2019 were Black, and socio-economic characteristics of this population widely differ from those of white people.
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How Super-Strength Weed Dominated the UKIn the 1990s and early-2000s, the War on Drugs tried to stop smokers worldwide getting high on hash. However, this led to the UK getting its very own domestic ‘skunk’ industry – an ultra-violent shadowland populated by gangs, pushers, lab slaves, granny growers and millions of young people putting their mental health at risk.
In 'The War On Drugs Show', we examine the social implications of prohibition worldwide.
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The Children Left Behind by Remote LearningAs millions of students head back to school, VICE's Lee Adams sat down with educators and experts from around the country to understand how the American education system has been changed by the pandemic and if students are being left behind as a result.
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Can Japanese Paid Companions Survive a Pandemic?Hostess bars have been singled out as one source of Japan’s still spreading COVID-19 pandemic.
Nationwide, there are an estimated 52,000 host and hostess bars and now, after several were identified as coronavirus cluster sites, government officials are warning people to stay away.
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The Most Sought After Tattooer, Dr. Woo | Tattoo Age Episode 5Dr. Woo has his turned his single needle uber detailed fine line tattoos into the must have fashion statement for millions of online fans, but only worn by select few.
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I Was a Teenage Drug Lord Making Millions in NYCAt the age of 14, Coss started selling cocaine in LES Manhattan. By the time he was 18 he was making 3 million a year via his revolutionary, tri-state drug delivery service.
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How the Beirut explosion was a government failureAnd why Lebanon is on the verge of collapse.
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On August 4, 2020, a massive explosion rocked Beirut, the capital city of Lebanon. The blast occurred when sparks in a warehouse hit a stockpile of ammonium nitrate — a highly explosive material — that was stored in the city's port. It was one of the largest accidental explosions in history and it couldn't have occurred at a worse time for Lebanon.
For the past several years, the country has been sliding into an economic depression and a political crisis. The root causes began during the country's 20-year civil war and extend to the organization of the government, in which control is divided among the country's many religious sects.
After years of corruption and negligence, Lebanon's people are now stuck picking up the pieces.
Sources and additional reading:
New York Times Visual Investigations: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/05/world/middleeast/beirut-explosion-footage.html
Dion Nissenbaum, Nazih Osseiran, Georgi Kantchev and Benoit Faucon / The Wall Street Journal:
https://www.wsj.com/articles/behind-the-beirut-explosion-seven-years-of-official-neglect-11596842032
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Inside Spain’s Fascism Fandom*Filmed before the pandemic* VICE’s Carla Parmenter meets the Dutch Franquista, Tom De Groot who has turned his home in Amsterdam into a shrine to the Spanish fascist dictator, Franco. Carla follows Tom as he enters Spain’s far-right community in Madrid who celebrate the memory of Franco in annual parades through the city.
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What long voting lines in the US really meanThe sneaky ways that some US states make it harder to vote.
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The process of voting isn’t the same for all Americans. Depending on where you live, you might vote on a screen, a punchcard, or a piece of paper. You might have to show an ID to vote, or you might not. And you might have to wait a long time, or you might not.
Some of these differences don’t really matter. But some of them make voting harder. And sometimes they can keep people from voting altogether. For decades, the US had a civil rights law that made sure those differences were fair, and didn’t disproportionately keep certain people from voting: the 1965 Voting Rights Act. But in 2013, the US Supreme Court gutted that law, allowing states to pass a slew of new voting laws.
Those new laws often had the effect of making it harder for poor people and people of color to vote. And the 2020 US election will be shaped in part by those laws. But the same election will also decide the future of those laws.
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For more information on polling place closures, check out the Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights 2019 report: https://civilrights.org/democracy-diverted/
Read The Guardian’s piece on Texas polling place closures: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/mar/02/texas-polling-sites-closures-voting
Information on 1960s voter registration came from the US Commission on Civil Rights: https://www.usccr.gov/pubs/2018/Minority_Voting_Access_2018.pdf
Check out more info on Texas voting laws at the Texas Civil Rights Project: https://txcivilrights.org/voting-rights/
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Vampire Sleepover In Serbia | World Without Planes*Filmed before the pandemic* In episode three of World Without Planes, Bupe Bhima & Matt Shea spend the night in an old mill haunted by a Serbian vampire, drink multiple shots of moonshine made from plums known as Rakia and try the most expensive cheese on the planet.
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Mephedrone: The Drug That Changed Dealing | The War on DrugsAny attempt to shut down the trade in drugs such as heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine or weed invariably sets off a chain of events that just makes things worse, leaving a trail of death, illness, violence, slavery, addiction, crime and inequality across the globe. Everyone loses – except, in a weird kind of way, the drugs themselves.
In the late 2000s, a global cocaine and ecstasy drought led to the rise of a new drug that changed the way people get high forever: Mephedrone. Legal, dirt cheap and as easy to order online as pizza, for a while mephedrone boomed in countries worldwide. Within a few years, it had been outlawed almost everywhere, but not before introducing a generation to the online drugs market – where narcotic oblivion is only ever a few clicks away.
In The War On Drugs Show, we examine the social implications of prohibition worldwide.
Watch more episodes from the series:
Ketamine: The Next Big Antidepressant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfmPu8l24wY
‘Spice’ is Britain’s Most Dangerous Drug https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L62rHDJFAkg
The Great MDMA Drought and Its Deadly Consequences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUNvLPNLxSw
Why Portugal Decriminalized All Drugs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dU5yiKBqCk
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Photographing the War in AfghanistanFormer soldier turned photographer, Alison Baskerville, talks about gender, conflict and the impact war can have on the men and women serving on the battlefield. Exploring gender equality, military occupation and female identity in the forces, plus the long-term consequences of armed conflict, she recalls her experiences photographing wars in the Middle East.
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Action Bronson Will Never Forget Ireland | F*ck, That’s Delicious S4Have you ever tried Jamaican-Argentinian-Irish cuisine? Action Bronson has, and he’s into it.
Action, Mayhem and The Alchemist hit up Dublin to meet up with chef Nick Reynolds who cooked them up a decadent series of Caribbean-Latin infused dishes for an elaborate Sunday lunch. After a few blunts later, a slow-cooked lamb and a jerk chicken smothered in gravy, not a crumb was left insight.
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Yelp’s Worst Rated Strip Club | One Star ReviewsOn the latest installment of One Star Reviews, VICE’s Taji Ameen attends one of the internet’s lowest rated strip clubs. The club was more than we had bargained for. The infamous owner Brad brings Taji on an unfiltered journey through the ins and outs of running a strip club, his obsession with politics, and does not at all fall short of confronting the many extreme controversies associated with his club.
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Femicides in Mexico | Vice Around the World Episode 4On this week's Vice Around the world, we explore the femicides in Mexico, the post explosion trauma in Lebanon, and Britain's racist history in Kenya.
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Bert Krak is the King of NYC Style Tattoos | Tattoo Age Episode 4Bert Krak is leading the renaissance of New York style traditional tattooing. This uncompromising straight shooter is also an avid collector and devoted family man.
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How to prioritize and manage savings when home [Advertiser content from Bank of America]In this segment from the Money Talks: Home Habits series, powered by Bank of America, Vox publisher Melissa Bell is joined by Tonya Rapley, financial educator and founder of My Fab Finance to discuss how to reprioritize personal finance goals right now, whether you’ve experienced a loss in income, or are saving on normal expenses, such as transportation or dining out. Rapley also conducted one-on-one counseling sessions with two audience members dealing with their own unique financial circumstances.
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Handing Out Free Weed: Lockdown TapesThrough the stories of the Robin Hood of Weed, a socially-distanced rave, a motivational gimp, an astrological healer and a struggling cam girl, Lockdown Tapes explores the most bizarre and fascinating stories from the pandemic away from the bleak news cycle.
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How reality TV shows cast the right peopleHow do you find the perfect person for a reality show? We spoke to the casting director for Queer Eye (and a ton of other shows) to find out.
Danielle Gervais is the Emmy-winning casting director for Netflix’s Queer Eye (and she and her team are nominated this year as well). In addition to the hit series, she’s cast everything from Pawn Stars to Wife Swap.
Vox’s Phil Edwards spoke to her about what it takes to find the right people at the center of each episode: the “heroes” that the show’s core cast give a makeover (or, in Danielle’s words, a “make better”).
It’s not just her and her team sitting in an audition room. After hashing out story themes and location for the new season, they’ll hit the ground in their new setting (in normal circumstances) and try to find the perfect people to feature on the show. Extensive interviews and background checks help finish the project — and the result of all that hard work is an hour of seamless entertainment, with a perfect star at the center.
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Why We Protest: Hong KongOn June 30, 2020, China imposed a national security law in Hong Kong that criminalizes secession, terrorism, and collusion with foreign powers. The law was seen as a direct threat to freedom of speech and people's right to protect against the Chinese government. VICE was with a group of protesters on June 30th as they prepare for the next day's protest and the impact the new security law might have.
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How America can leave fossil fuels behind, in one chartWhat the 2020 US election means for climate change.
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All of recorded human history has happened during a period in which the average global temperature didn’t change by more than 1 degree Celsius. But the burning of fossil fuels has triggered a temperature rise projected to exceed 3 degrees by the end of the century. It will be catastrophic. But it can be avoided if we massively scale back the burning of fossil fuels.
The US isn’t the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world, but it's emitted more carbon dioxide in total than any other country. So the US has an important role to play in global decarbonization; the world basically can’t get there without the US’s full participation. But the current US president doesn’t have any plans to do that. His Democratic challenger in the 2020 election, Joe Biden, does.
Biden’s plan is ambitious: Its goal is to completely transition the US to clean energy by 2050. But his plan doesn’t get into the details of exactly how that will happen. For that, we talked to physicist and engineer Saul Griffith, who took us through his incredibly detailed road map for how the US could actually walk away from fossil fuels in the next 30 years.
This video is the first in our series on the 2020 election. We aren’t covering the horse race; instead, we want to explain the stakes of the election through the issues that matter the most to you. To do that, we want to know what you think the US presidential candidates should be talking about. Tell us here: http://vox.com/ElectionVideos
You can check out Saul Griffith’s report on decarbonizing the US through electrification at Rewiring America:
https://www.rewiringamerica.org/handbook
And explore his Sankey diagram of the US energy economy in detail here: http://energyliteracy.com/
To read more about the fluctuations in Earth’s global average temperature and why the current spike is so dangerous, check these sources:
https://www.climate.gov/news-features/climate-qa/what%E2%80%99s-hottest-earth-has-been-%E2%80%9Clately%E2%80%9D
https://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs_v3/
https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2865/a-degree-of-concern-why-global-temperatures-matter/
https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/2018/03/ipcc_far_wg_I_spm.pdf
Read more about why carbon dioxide is so problematic for climate change here: https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/why-does-co2-get-more-attention-other-gases
You can dig into historic carbon emissions by country or region at Our World in Data:
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-co-emissions-by-region
The impact of the Trump administration on climate change is covered in more depth on our website:
https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2020/8/27/21374894/trump-election-second-term-climate-change-energy-russia-china
https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/21349200/climate-change-fossil-fuels-rewiring-america-electrify
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Why We Protest: FranceGeorge Floyd’s murder ignited massive protests in France and renewed anger over the death of 24-year-old Adama Traoré, who also died by the hands of French police.
The French people are reckoning with their history of police brutality and racism towards the Black and Arab minority, a community that was invited to come at the end of World War II to take on working class jobs.
VICE follows host Hanna Thedros as she attends a march in honor of Adama and explores why there is such silence around the topic of racism -- from the French President to the French media.
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Decriminalization or Death: Drug Policy in Portugal vs. PhilippinesIn 2001, Portugal decriminalized all drugs. Meanwhile, the police in the Philippines have spent the last four years shooting thousands of addicts dead in the street.
Which is more effective – decriminalization or death?
In The War On Drugs Show, we examine the social implications of prohibition worldwide.
Any attempt to shut down the trade in drugs such as heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine or weed invariably sets off a chain of events that just makes things worse, leaving a trail of death, illness, violence, slavery, addiction, crime and inequality across the globe. Everyone loses – except, in a weird kind of way, the drugs themselves.
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‘Spice’ is Britain’s Most Dangerous Drug https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L62rHDJFAkg
The Great MDMA Drought and Its Deadly Consequences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUNvLPNLxSw
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The Story Behind the Iconic ‘Tank Man’ Photo | Developing NewsLegendary Magnum photographer Stuart Franklin talks to us about his famous ‘Tank Man’ image of a single man standing in front of a line of tanks, symbolising the uprising that happened at Tiananmen Square in 1989. It’s become an ubiquitous image in the West of the pro-democracy protests, but in China it’s like it’s been airbrushed out of history. Even getting the roll out of China was tricky, it was smuggled out in a box of tea by a French student heading for Paris. Stuart Franklin talks us through the events leading up to the photo and how it went on to be considered one of the greatest images of the 20th Century.
When you are on the front line, picking up a camera can often result in an image that immortalises a moment in time. From pictures captured during armed conflict to anti-facist protests, global pandemics to the start of a revolution - iconic photos reveal exactly what happened there and then. In this Developing News series, VICE interviews photographers whose photos have become synonymous with important world events. The photographers relive the story behind the photos, telling their tales from the front line of battlefields and hospitals, and reflecting on their journey to becoming a photographer. We hear how they sought out to document the truth, even risking their lives, to provide proof of events that stay long after the memories fade.
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How the pandemic distorted timeOur perception of time is incredibly malleable — no wonder the pandemic upended it.
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There used to be this thing called a party. The concept was simple — gather a bunch of living, breathing bodies in the same place at the same time and just see what happens. And if my friends wanted me to be on time to a party, they’d lie.
I wasn’t proud of my reputation with time. Once, someone was describing their color blindness to me and it reminded me a lot of how I feel about time. How I know that 3 pm and 3:05 pm are technically different, but I personally don’t perceive that contrast.
I tried my best to banish those thoughts. I bought clocks and set them to five minutes early. And I was finally closing the gap — becoming one of those people who holds the reins of time. And then — the pandemic happened.
And suddenly Tuesdays were Thursdays were Sundays. The whole world joined me in temporal disorientation — even my punctual superiors were at a loss. They knew how to arrive five minutes early — not how to repeat the same five minutes 43,854 times.
Maybe we’ve all been too fixated on keeping track of time when what we need most is vocabulary to describe the new colors of time.
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Egyptian Women Push Back Against Sexual Abuse | Vice Around the World Episode 3Vice News explores the aftermath of Lebanon post the deadly blast, Egyptian women pushing back against years of sexual abuse, and the post-election unrest in Belarus.
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Making Anime Kink & BDSM Content to Pay for School | Side HustlesShe’s a student and skin care professional — and also creates custom-made erotic content for devoted clients who need “hypno-tit therapy” and much more.
In this episode of SIDE HUSTLES, meet Madame Namio, a dominatrix paying for school and getting through the pandemic with creative BDSM content and a bunch of self-love.
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VICE Guide to Singapore with Yung RajaRapper Yung Raja, of “Mustafa” fame, takes us through special spots in Singapore including where he played his first show, his favourite childhood restaurant, a Rajnikanth mural and his favourite bar where we meet other local rappers, including Fariz Jabba, for a cypher!
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How to be a cloud detectiveWhat different clouds mean, explained for kids.
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If you’re standing outside and you look up, you’ll likely see something familiar above you: clouds! They can be long and skinny, low and rumbly, white and fluffy, or anything in between. But what do these different shapes and colors tell us?
Every cloud is packed full of information, and knowing a bit about them can help you tell the difference between different types — and help you predict the weather.
For example, cumulus clouds are pretty easy to spot. They’re the classic cloud shape: big, fluffy, white cotton balls in the sky. These usually mean fair weather; when you see them, it’s a good day to be outside.
If you see a big blanket of clouds covering the sky, they might be altostratus — and they might mean that rain is coming.
Dr. Mayra Oyola from NASA’s jet propulsion lab helped me identify these and other clouds, both common and uncommon. She shared some tips for how we can all get better at decoding clouds.
To download and print out your own cloud chart, like the one we showed in this video, get permission from your guardian or parent or have them click this link: Vox.com/clouds
Resources:
The Cloud Appreciation Society: https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/
National Oceanic and Atmospheric’s cloud satellites: https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/index.php
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Empowering People with Vintage ClothesIn this episode of Activist Playbook, VICE meets Judith Rizzio, a life long activist and fashion lover, who shares her experiences of creating empowerment using clothing. She runs her own company, Out of Our Closet, which is a sliding scale consulting service that guides clients towards accessible and sustainable fashion. Many of her clients are older women who are seeking to find confidence.
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The secret history of dirtDirt isn’t just the stuff beneath our feet. It’s the stuff of life.
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Dirt is alive. It's full of billions of creatures so small you can't even see them under a microscope. For 10,000 years, dirt has helped humans convert the limitless energy of the sun into the plants and animals we eat to keep us alive. Dirt has been good to us. But it turns out, we haven't been very good to the dirt. Roll up your sleeves. It's time to get dirty.
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Additional reading and sources:
Soil Foodweb Institute (Australia): https://www.soilfoodweb.com.au/
Civilizations rise and fall on the quality of their soil (Science Daily): https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/11/131104035245.htm
One amazing substance allowed life to thrive on land (BBC): http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20151205-one-amazing-substance-allowed-life-to-thrive-on-land
The Rhizosphere: An Ecological Perspective (Academic Press, 2007): https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/agricultural-and-biological-sciences/microfauna#:~:text=4.2%20Microfauna,protists%2C%20nematodes%2C%20and%20rotifers.
The Big Bloom—How Flowering Plants Changed the World (National Geographic): https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/prehistoric-world/big-bloom/#:~:text=They%20began%20changing%20the%20way,only%20the%20last%2090%20seconds.
Soil Science Society of America (SSSA): https://soilsmatter.wordpress.com/
Farmers and Their Languages: The First Expansions (Science): https://science.sciencemag.org/content/300/5619/597
The Science Behind the Three sisters (Cornell University): https://www.cornell.edu/video/first-peoples-first-crops-4-the-science-behind-the-three-sisters
Amazonian Dark Earths: Geoarchaeology. (Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology): https://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007%2F978-1-4419-0465-2_2252
Why It’s Time to Stop Punishing Our Soils with Fertilizers (Yale Environment 360): https://e360.yale.edu/features/why-its-time-to-stop-punishing-our-soils-with-fertilizers-and-chemicals
Only 60 Years of Farming Left If Soil Degradation Continues (Scientific American): https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/only-60-years-of-farming-left-if-soil-degradation-continues/
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The 20-Hour Party Train | World Without Planes*Filmed last year before the pandemic*
Imagine a world without planes. Well, imagine no more, as VICE looks to the future of travelling sustainably with their new environmental guide to getting around the planet. In this series, childhood friends Bupe Bhima & Matt Shea travel to countries across Europe by train, ferry, coach, bicycle and electric car to lower their carbon footprint but still have a banging vacation while doing it.
In episode two of World Without Planes, we hop on a 20-hour party train from Amsterdam to Budapest, bathe in tubs filled with beer, eat at Robert De Niro and Steven Spielberg’s favourite Jewish restaurant and party again at an illegal art rave.
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Mad Clip: Μεγιστάνας Από ΑλάναΒολτάραμε στα νότια προάστια με το supercar του Mad Clip. Ο «Super Trapper» μίλησε στον Αντώνη Κωνσταντάρα για τις δυσκολίες που αντιμετώπισε μέχρι να φτάσει στην κορυφή, τα σχέδιά του για το μέλλον αλλά και τα beef της εγχώριας σκηνής. Η βόλτα ξεκίνησε από το PM στούντιο στη Γλυφάδα, όπου συνάντησαν τον καλό φίλο και παραγωγό του ράπερ Popayedi, και έπειτα από ένα πέρασμα -γεμάτο ταχύτητα- από την παραλιακή, κατέληξαν στα γραφεία της Panik Records για μια ενδιαφέρουσα κουβέντα εφ' όλης της ύλης.
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Why bird nests aren't covered in poopAn ornithologist explains how robin hatchlings and their parents keep their nest clean.
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Earlier this year I noticed a bird nest with a single bright blue egg sitting on my front porch. Over the course of a few days, the single egg turned into four, and in a few more days, they hatched. What I witnessed over the course of watching these birds grow was magical, but it also left me with a lot of questions about what goes on in the beginning of a bird's life.
My biggest question: Where does all the bird poop go?
To answer all of my question about these baby birds, I spoke with professor of biology and lifelong bird lover Michael Murphy about the weird and often gross things birds do to survive.
If you're looking to learn more about birds here are two incredible resources:
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology K-12 online learning: https://bit.ly/31NR2wY
National Audubon Society: https://www.audubon.org/birding
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How Mullets Saved a TownVICE follows Mullet die-hards Lynne and Cougar, as they compete in the annual competition dedicated to Australia's favorite hair-cut. 'The Chelly', a normally quiet regional pub transforms into a sweaty, hairy assault on the senses for a day of madness and mullets. For Lynne, a 59 year old mother of four, and Cougar, a cheeky young Aussie larrikin, this is the most important day of the year. To them, It's not just a haircut- it's a lifestyle.
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I made a catapult to launch marshmallows! Thanks, Leonardo da Vinci.It’s time to make a catapult.
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We wanted to launch some marshmallows, so we built a miniature machine based on Leonardo da Vinci’s designs.
Leonardo da Vinci was a famous artist and inventor, and his sketchbooks include a couple of catapult drawings that you can use to make a catapult model. We did just that, and it was a lot of fun.
Catapults have a long history, going back to the ancient world (and appearing all across it, from China to Rome). They were used throughout history to bombard castle walls and enemies with projectiles, and they were adapted in the Middle Ages into agents of biological warfare. There are different types, like a mangonel, a trebuchet, and a ballista, each of which has its own unique advantages.
Our catapult is inspired by da Vinci’s, and it features some really creative ways to generate and store power. We hope you like it — and maybe you’ll try it yourself!
You can find the model we used here:
https://www.amazon.com/Pathfinders-Roman-Catapult-Model-Kit/dp/B07BB3KY86
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La fine dei ghiacciA causa del riscaldamento globale, i ghiacci si stanno sciogliendo a tempi record—e non serve andare troppo lontano per vederlo, perché succede anche in Italia. Per il secondo episodio di 'The Other Side,' la serie video realizzata in collaborazione con Iliad, abbiamo incontrato i guardaparco del Gran Paradiso, che da trent'anni monitorano il ghiacciaio del Grand Etret e osservano gli effetti del suo scioglimento sul territorio circostante. Sono tra i testimoni diretti del riscaldamento globale, che minaccia interi ecosistemi e che nel 2100, in assenza di un cambio di rotta, potrebbe lasciarci con circa un terzo del ghiaccio mondiale.Click here to subscribe to VICE: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
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Lean, Weed, & Cocaine: Netherlands is the Narco-State of EuropeHand grenades in coffee shops. A wave of assassinations. Rocket launchers fired at media offices. The murder of a lawyer representing a gangland informant. Recent developments have got people asking the question: Is the Netherlands turning into a narco-state?
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What Black Lives Matter means to an 11-year-oldEleven-year-old Jolia Bossette on being a Black kid in America.
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The killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and hundreds of other Black Americans at the hands of police officers have inspired protests across the country and around the world.
The news coverage has been impossible for most of us to ignore, and it begs the question: How are kids, especially Black kids, processing this reality? How do they make sense of these deaths and the systemic factors that made them possible?
In June of 2020,11-year-old Californian Jolia Bossette decided to use her fifth-grade graduation speech as an occasion to give voice to her thoughts and feelings. In her speech, she reminisced about how she was "the cutest thing," as a toddler and asked, "But when did I stop being cute and start being scary?"
"Does my dad scare you? Does my mom scare you? Does my auntie scare you? Because let me tell you something: We are not scary."
Check out Vox’s Today Explained podcast, which features a great episode for all ages about racial justice in the US: https://www.vox.com/2020/8/29/21404446/systemic-racism-explained-to-kids
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Historian Michael Kazin explains how the Black Lives Matter movement fits into the tradition of American political and cultural movements, (Vox): https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/21306771/black-lives-matter-george-floyd-protest-michael-kazin
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Action Bronson & Drunk Food: A Love Affair With London (F*ck, That’s Delicious - Full Episode)Action Bronson came to the UK and got right to the point with London food; Turkish kebabs, noveaux Indian, pubs, and some Nigerian with a side of friendship.
As he hits the streets to f*ck shit up he ventures to find the best-drunk food in town at Kingsland Road’s famous Mangal 2 to make one of the finest Turkish kebabs in London. He then tries Bone Marrow at Islington’s Black Axe Mangal and hangs out with Julie Adenuga in Peckham, as they head for some West African comfort food at 805 Restaurant for a true taste of Nigerian cuisine.
For the first episode of F*ck, That's Delicious S4, the rapper's gourmet adventure continued when he surprised his mum on her 75th birthday at the Indian barbecue restaurant Brigadiers for some fusion meaty platters. If all this wasn’t enough, he joined the voice of British boxing, Steve Bunce at one of London’s last standing boxing boozers down the East End.
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This Man has Established a Monopoly over Ancient Mayan Ruins | Vice Around the World Episode 2Vice News explores Turkish, Greek tensions over refugees and Guatemala's Mayan Ruins complex monopoly.
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Comedic Legend Jim Gaffigan Explains How to Fix the Divided NationActor and stand-up legend Jim Gaffigan goes on a trippy journey with VICE Host and resident mindfulness expert, Trey Smith. Watch as Jim reconnects with his Irish ancestors, talks about his first experience doing stand-up and the way to unite the country during a divisive political moment.
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Anonymous Corpses at America’s Deadliest Border CrossingA humanitarian crisis is overwhelming South Texas as migrants continue to die trying to cross the United States-Mexico border. In Episode 1 of Overlooked, VICE follows forensic anthropologist Kate Spradley and her team to Brooks County, one of the deadliest stretches of the Texas migration corridor, as they exhume the bodies of migrants in hopes of identifying them for their families, and highlighting how Texas law is not being followed in some counties.
If your loved one is missing, register them with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUS): https://www.namus.gov/
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Una crisis humanitaria esta abrumando el sur de Texas debido a los migrantes que siguen muriendo tratando de cruzar la frontera Mexico-Estados Unidos. En el primer episodio de "Overlooked", VICE sigue a la antropóloga forense Kate Spradley y su equipo al condado de Brooks, uno de los tramos mas mortales de cruce migratorio en Texas, mientras exhuman cuerpos de los migrantes con la esperanza de identificarlos para su familia, y mostrando cómo la ley no se aplica en algunos condados.
Si uno de sus seres queridos ha desaparecido, regístrelos con el National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUS): https://www.namus.gov/
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The problem with banning TikTokTikTok’s in trouble. But so is the internet as we know it.
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On August 6, President Trump issued an executive order prohibiting transactions with the video-sharing app TikTok. His order said that because TikTok is owned by the Beijing-based company ByteDance, the app could pose national security and privacy risks to users in the US.
But the Trump administration’s targeting of TikTok marks a departure from America’s traditional position on internet governance and online free speech. And it also comes at a time when the concept of a global internet itself is under threat.
Today a growing number of countries are pursuing various forms of internet sovereignty — from Russia building a walled-off “intranet,” to India regularly shutting down its internet in areas of social unrest, to some European nations introducing a “right to be forgotten” from search engines.
All these trends point in the direction of a “splinternet,” where your experience of the internet increasingly depends on where you live, and the whims of the ruling parties there. As we explain in this video, that’s a tough environment for an app like TikTok, which became globally successful almost immediately, and which connects people from around the world in hyper-personalized but often international subcultures.
With the excesses of the open internet visible daily (see: foreign election interference, data breaches, misinformation and hate speech, and domestic and corporate surveillance), the countries that do support a free internet will have to work hard to secure its future. But they may have to do it without the United States.
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The Biggest Drug Dealers in History: The British EmpireVICE World News host Zing Tsjeng delves into her own family history to remember that time the British Empire was the worst drug pusher in history and got China hooked on opium.
Empires of Dirt is a show about Europeans getting rich at the expense of everyone else. VICE World News host Zing Tsjeng uncovers the ugly history of the European colonial empires they don’t teach us in schools. Countries around the world were looted for their treasures, people were oppressed and exploited and European powers relentlessly profited. The far-reaching repercussions of colonialism are all around us, from our financial institutions to the food we have in our cupboards at home - and it’s about time we took notice.
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Stranded on a Boat During a Hurricane in a PandemicColin, the skipper of a hurricane-damaged boat, finds himself marooned off the coast of Panama. He’s unable to go onto land because of COVID-19 restrictions and unable to cross the Pacific because of the hurricane season.
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When voting rights didn't protect all womenThe suffrage movement didn’t protect all women’s right to vote.
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On this landmark 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, historians Martha S. Jones and Daina Ramey Berry reflect on what the 19th Amendment means for Black American women. The women’s suffrage movement was a predominantly white cause, one that sacrificed the involvement of Black suffragists in return for support for the 19th Amendment from Southern states.
The 1920 legislation enfranchised all American women, but it left Black women, particularly those living in the South, to fight racial discrimination when registering to vote and going to the polls. It wasn’t until the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that this type of racial discrimination was prohibited by federal law.
The voting rights fight is still not over, however. There’s evidence that restrictions to voting disproportionately affect minority populations — measures like voter ID laws, voting purges, gerrymandering, and closing polling locations.
The headline to this video has been changed. Previously it was titled: The myth of the 19th amendment
For more of Vox’s coverage on the anniversary of the 19th Amendment:
For Martha S. Jones’s forthcoming book on Black women’s voting rights fight:
https://www.basicbooks.com/titles/martha-s-jones/vanguard/9781541618619/
For Daina Ramey Berry’s book on African American’s women’s history:
http://www.beacon.org/A-Black-Womens-History-of-the-United-States-P1524.aspx
For a piece on the importance of photography for Black suffragists:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/12/arts/19th-amendment-black-womens-suffrage-photos.html
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The Unbelievable Practice of Paper Art“The Mind’s Eye” is a new series from VICE in which we chronicle the creative process of a unique creator, artist, or craftsperson as they produce an original work. The result is a hybrid between a strangely-satisfying look into the technical processes of modern art, but also a portrait of the world’s leading creators, their lives, and their inspiration.
Polly Verity is a “paper sculptor” from Wales who has enchanted her followers with her remarkable ability to create intricate, three-dimensional works of art using mainly plain, white paper.
In the third episode of “The Mind’s Eye”, we’ll follow Polly as she brings a whole new dimension to the age-old art of origami.
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