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"erica wilson" Discussed on What A Day

What A Day

09:11 min | 1 year ago

"erica wilson" Discussed on What A Day

"And if you happen to not know what we're talking about here are few quick details gabrielle. Petito a twenty two year old white woman and her fiance. Brian laundry left new york back in july for what was supposed to be a four month. Long cross country trip now. Some things went down apparently during their trip. Because gabrielle's fiance returned to his florida home so low on september firs gabrielle was reported as missing by her family ten days later ultimately the fbi found gabrielle's remains in wyoming's bridger teton national forest earlier. This week a search for the fiancee. Who has now disappeared is still in progress. Yeah and there's been a lot of press focused on this story and the internet itself has pitched in with some social media sleuthing here too and while the situation is terribly tragic a number of advocates have pointed out that many other people particularly people of color who's missing persons cases. Don't get a focus on primetime cable news or what felt like wall to wall coverage from the new york times. Exactly here's lynette. Gray bull director of the nonprofit not our native daughters in an interview with. Msnbc's jillian reed putting a spotlight on indigenous missing persons. You know if you don't have blonde hair and blue eyes are story. Do not make it to the six o'clock news. We barely get a story into the paper. You know however. I just think everybody come into the table addressing the issue being accountable and making sure that when somebody goes nephew murdered in our community that it's equally prevent it and have a sense of urgency. So get in the late legendary journalist gwynne eiffel actually coined this term about twenty years ago missing white woman syndrome to describe the ways our culture and media specifically gets when the victim is a white woman but doesn't necessarily keep that same energy for folks from other communities. The fact of the matter is that we seem to care less when the person who goes missing is of color even though we as folks of color go missing at higher rates. Yeah into that point. Let's actually talk about some of what we know here right. So let's start with the missing indigenous folks. Because the rates are tragic specifically in wyoming where gabrielle's body was found seven hundred and ten indigenous. People went missing between two thousand. Eleven and two thousand twenty over. Half of them were women. This is according to a study done by the university of wyoming which found that while half of those missing persons were found within a week. Almost a quarter of them went missing for a month or longer comparatively only eleven percent of white people remain missing for that long the study which we can link to in our show notes also found that only eighteen percent of the indigenous women who were reported missing received media coverage. Wow yeah and so that's just wyoming. What about the us overall and do we have a sense of why this is the case so the us department of the interior said earlier this year that there were roughly fifteen hundred american indian and alaska native missing persons in the national crime information center database. This number though does not include instances that were not documented by authorities and considering study after study notes the ways folks of color are more often deemed the cause for or perpetrators of violence and crime or those studies that note the way certain authoritative figures are less likely to believe folks of color advocates say many more indigenous families are dealing with missing persons than the stats. Let on as for why. That's unfortunately hard to say. A two thousand eighteen a. P. story we can link to says that there hasn't been a government database tracking these cases. So it's hard to find a common thread but the article quotes one university of kansas professor. Who suggests that some of these people might have been the victims of sexual violence. This is so much of an issue though that the interior secretary deb holland announced in april the creation of a new missing and murdered unit within the bureau of indian affairs office to help put the quote full weight of the federal government into investigating these cases and hopefully that has positive results there. And there's also been over the last few years a lot of discourse about the rates of missing black people as well especially women girls. Yeah advocates lagged. Erica wilson co founder of the organization. Black and missing have called for the media law enforcement agencies and everyday people to be as concerned about missing black folks as they are with gabrielle. Petito and to such people whose families are searching for their loved ones right now are gilani day a twenty five year old illinois state university graduate student who went missing last month and daniel robinson a twenty four year old arizona. Geologists who went missing back in june in the show notes. We're gonna link to an npr story about both of them as well as black and mrs website which has resources for folks in search of their family. Members are gideon shifting gears to the pandemic yesterday president biden led a virtual summit on it in the midst of the ongoing meeting of the un general assembly and. He made this pledge. United states is buying another half billion doses of pfizer to donate to low and middle-income countries around the world. This is another half billion doses. That will all be shipped by this time next year and brings our total commitment to donate of donated vaccines to over one point one billion vaccines to be donated. We previewed that such an announcement could be on the way but gideon whitmore came out of this address. This so part of the plan to vaccinate seventy percent of the global population by next september although we should note here that this purchases just a tiny fraction of what. It's gonna take to actually do that but the point. That biden was really trying to drive home at the summit was that it was going to take a collective global effort to end the global pandemic. He also announced a new partnership with the eu on upping global vaccinations with the eu committing to donating around five hundred million doses itself to income countries. Plus there's some news about helping other countries make their own vaccines. Yeah this is always been a big part of the discussion so they're also funding commitments from the us for manufacturing facilities and then the eventual administration of shots specifically a partnership with india japan and australia. That biden said quote is on track to produce at least one billion vaccine doses in india to boost the global supply by the end of twenty twenty two now keeps saying twenty two week keep saying tweets because he is saying it and one of the questions that has really come up is what can be done now. Not actually in two thousand two. And that's one caveat of this new biden plan for those pfizer doses which was pretty frustrating to some activists so only three hundred million of the one point one billion promise doses overall are set to be shipped out this year so there are a lot more problems to solve in the immediate future. Time really is a factor here so according to the ap the world health organization said that only fifteen percent of promise donations vaccines from wealthier. Countries have actually been delivered thus far. That's disappointing One part of the vast disparities in vaccine access and vaccinations. Globally is the role of wealthier countries. But another is pharmaceutical companies. Who make them. So what's the update there. The white house reiterated support for waving intellectual property protections for cove in nineteen vaccines yesterday and basically underpinning of that argument in theory is give even more countries the opportunity to make vaccines instead of relying on just a few who can buy them. And there's this really interesting near time story that we can link to the dives and more on the pressure. That companies like madonna pfizer are facing so a group of drugmakers and vaccine manufacturers is reportedly getting ready to ask the by the administration to really pressure these companies a lot more aggressively for things like licenses to intellectual property and technology that's used in manufacturing vaccines so advisor only agreed to sell the doses at the us would donate overseas but not to actually license. The technology and then with madonna apparently both the administration and the world health organization have had trouble in talks with madonna and so one of the responses that we hear from executives of these companies. Is that the technology and the know how of it is so complex that it actually wouldn't be expedient to try to set it up in other parts of the world but again it is very much worth mentioning that there are enormous financial incentives for these companies here not just for the cove in nineteen vaccines but for other marna vaccines they have in development and finally there was some news about booster shots for people in the us yesterday. What are they telling us. Okay to other very quick things before we move on here. The fda did in fact authorize a pfizer biotech booster vaccine for people sixty five and older and those who are at risk of severe disease including because of where they might work advisors to the cdc are going to continue to meet today to basically decide on who is going to get this and win and then one other thing that you may or may not have seen a johnson. Johnson announced earlier this week that he's second dose of its vaccine that is given two months after the first was ninety four percent effective against infection. Any infection at all in trials tomorrow. We're.

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"erica wilson" Discussed on Bleeding Green Nation

Bleeding Green Nation

05:23 min | 1 year ago

"erica wilson" Discussed on Bleeding Green Nation

"Back here on. Bgn radio jimmy. Let's get to the defense. Let's work through this since we're going long -fensive and brandon graham dirk josh wet ryan kerrigan and ron jackson indeed Who i don't think you had on. And i did so once again i right. What was your final score. By the way not important. We don't need to give every time. I was right in. You're wrong to make myself vetter and But i think he should. I think you know how. Nick suryadi talked about a new job. Are you asking the question of the players that laid whale on a final. Preseason game comes notify their spot in the team. I think you could argue. He was in that. Mix for heaven. Jj yeah so And i ask you looks good and obviously address. Your premiums listened to A little heavier. Why not at that spot. So that all makes sense to me. The only question. I have again at this position is more about the roster construction as it is the playing time. Like how is this split. Gonna be exactly specifically between sweat and barnett or both in contract years but also i wanna see know like how often is ryan kerrigan Getting into the mix too. i'm presuming jackson elton. Play it all and yeah know it's going to say and then how much does what williams factor in here. So that's that's the bigger question to me not like the roster construction but the actual like playing time once the game start yes so they have definitively five defensive ends and if you wanna include milton williams. He's six by the way Somebody had asked. Jonathan godden about the You know ryan kerrigan. Maybe playing at samuel. We talked about this last. Oh we did okay. I wasn't sure if i had that conversation elsewhere. If it was on the pod already already started it. So amazed. We'll continue. He was asked about that. Need and john again and seemed to like indicate with the way that he answered it. Anyway that That that wasn't going to happen so like they're sam. Linebackers are to the cinema it. But they're going to be girardi very and patrick johnson. These defensive ends are not going to play that role defensive. Tackle we have fletcher cox. J von hargrave milton williams. And honestly i think i can't did. Anyone have marlin tweet below to making their australian. Why like he was. He was terrible. He was awful a you can say he got better over the course of the precision okay but like he was still really dad overall and did nothing to earn your spot and i think it's entirely possible that he is not on this team for long in terms of like if they do want to open a spot. That isn't just by putting guys on. I our lake easily for example Activate ty mcgill from the list whenever he's eligible and i do believe it was reported that he tested positive. Some gonna take that at least ten days at a minimum. Yes so and that would be back after week one. I don't know how that works. The vested veteran guarantee and everything but in any case i think to me at least. It's probably clear that you i mcgill. We'll take marlin twohey pelosi's roster spot at some point in the future. Maybe not okay. So maybe they'll just keep them because how he's emo in the past has just sort of been like you know. These guys are swimming in their heads or swimming. Like in the it takes a while to sort of figure things out and they need time and they didn't want to lose them so if You know any time you can't just you can't just put up on the practice squad. You gotta wave them before you can get them there so he may just stick around. Mostly I mean i'm look in general. This is a transition year. I'm all for keeping youth in general. I think that's important to the eagles credits. How he's credit. Specifically i give credit for prioritising youth. Not going with veterans and a lot of cases like he didn't jordan our. That's a big deal. Not just because of the specific exclusion howard but that represented keeping a veteran and not keeping some upside instead. So i wanna give him credit to be fair. But i just think there's also a case where you can see. A guy is very good from the jump dislike. The opposite is true. Like with milton. Williams where you can see a guy show promise and sometimes the players just bad and maybe you can say i'm being too hard on mr t. but i didn't see anything at a camp and i thought the preseason was really bad if you if you care about what pro football focus has to say it all which is up for debate but to me. He was one hundred sixty ninth. I believe madam hundred and seventy four defensive tackles graded and lies not nice like i honestly expected him to be down there. That's why i looked at it. I was like he was really badly. Let me contextualized this with how they have other players created and sure enough. He was really really bad so i don't love it. Is it not the biggest the end of the world. It's it's it'll be an active on game day. I i assume. But i love it. I'm just home saying Linebacker seven erica wilson. Alex singleton taylor. Tj edwards girardi. Ry sean rallied patrick. Johnson as we noted. David taylor will likely be heading to i are yes and probably by the time you listen to this podcast. So that one's an obvious. One will be activated or eligible to be activated after. He misses at least three games. We'll see how long that injury takes but But yeah i mean. I guess like no. Shocker sierra notable that jacoby stevens is the only eagles rookie from this year's draft class to not make the team although he's back on the practice squad and they did keep shawn bradley hughes on the bubble patrick constable on the bubble girardi Has made the camp two years in a row despite not looking that great and being hurt Any thoughts you linebacker.

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"erica wilson" Discussed on Way Too Broad

Way Too Broad

05:02 min | 1 year ago

"erica wilson" Discussed on Way Too Broad

"It's crazy one. Other categories is new for the olympics for the women. So there's like oh louie one. Yeah and i think see one for the women's is no watch c. One today the final call those very exciting and and the difference between k. one nc one so k. one is for kayak and the kayak. I think you're sitting and you have a two bladed and the canoe you're kneeling and you have a one bladed paddle look. I think that's right. I might have gotten my kneeling and sitting backward backwards. Don't they have skateboarding for the first time Yeah in that catch up in a little bit. I watched a little bit of the the end of the women's where a thirteen year old won gold in a thirteen year. Old one silver and then a sixteen year old won bronze and the silver medal winner race allow from brazil went viral. A few years ago for doing a he'll flip into two two six year olds and now she's to compete. In the olympus it depends on the event yeah and skippering there was In the women's final there's a thirteen year old and then at thirty four year old as well so they really ran the gamut one. Another thing watching today was the beginning of the eight hundred meter freestyle. Women's katie ludek. He's like me mean powerhouse. Event and very cool thing was that there's new us swimmer also named katie katie. Grimes who's in the event and his fifteen and like came second katie decky at the olympic qualifiers and came second in their race today to. She's she's so good and she's only fifteen which is how old lucky was when she first one golden the event laughs ago circle. That's really cool. Hurt so nice. It was wow beautiful and it's the first time that one has been debuted at the olympics for the women right. No fifteen hundred is the first time one that also she came in for first and then some another american came in second right. Yes oh yeah. It was erica. Something that was a really exciting race because was like two body lengths ahead of reynolds but then the woman who came in second. I can't remember her naming. Erica wilson thing was like insulting solid. O'sullivan erica sullivan. I think was in like solid fourth for most of the race and then like in the last fifty meters just like got a huge surge and ended up just catching up to second place. It was really awesome. Well i love watching. I love watching the swimming of course prime time. Every night works gymnastics always great watching the watching the us women's team come together and simone. Biles be the best teammate. After she she dropped out in those great to. Yeah and then what's her name. Suny lee ended up winning the all around gold after smoke. Dropped out so still still. Us woman who wanted. It's great slava that yet and it was totally spoiled for me like today like it popped up by walk. I was like this is so rude. Bless you because it happened early this morning. Nbc isn't even showing it until eight pm tonight and it was just like there was no way i could have avoided that spoiler today. It was absolutely everywhere i was like. That's so are debated not saying it. But i figured you'd probably also for the listeners youtube..

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