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Yes. Thank you. I'd like to compare and contrast the news coverage of two very similar types of conflict. One is the media coverage of Israel's fighting in Lebanon, where the battlefield was not only littered by civilians but also by news reporters and cameramen. And contrast that with the news coverage of the Lebanese...
yes thank you i'd like to compare and contrast, the news coverage of two very similar types of conflict, one. is the media coverage of israel's fighting in lebanon where the battlefield was not only littered by civilians but also. by news reporters and cameramen and contrast that with. the news coverage of the lebanese...
Yes Thank you I'd like; to compare and contrast the; news coverage of two very similar types of conflict One is the media coverage of Israel's fighting, in Lebanon where the battlefield was not. only littered; by. civilians but also by news reporters and cameramen And contrast that with the news, coverage. of the Leban...
yes. thank you. i'd like to compare and contrast the news coverage of two very similar types of conflict. one is the media coverage of israel's fighting in lebanon, where the battlefield was not only littered by civilians but also by news reporters and cameramen. and contrast that with the news coverage of the lebanese...
So I think that points out the modus operandi by which Hezbollah is able to get away with what they do because the media is essentially aiding them, perhaps it is certainly, but aiding them in their goals.
so i think that points out. the modus operandi by which hezbollah is able to get away; with what they do because the, media is. essentially aiding them perhaps it is certainly but aiding them in their
So I think that points out, the, modus operandi by which Hezbollah is able to get away. with what they do, because; the media is essentially aiding them perhaps it is. certainly, but aiding them in, their
so i think that points out the modus operandi by which hezbollah is able to get away with what they do because the media is essentially aiding them, perhaps it is certainly, but aiding them in their goals.
Well, Rami Khouri, among other things, Hezbollah provide its own media.
well rami khouri among other, things hezbollah provide its own
Well Rami Khouri, among other things Hezbollah provide its own
well, rami khouri, among other things, hezbollah provide its own media.
Yeah. But I'm not sure what Robert was talking about. The battle in the north in Lebanon is within the Lebanese army and a small group of radical militant terrorists, Fatah al-Islam, while the war between Israel and Hezbollah was covered intensively and extensively by media, international media and local media on both ...
yeah but i'm not sure what, robert was talking about the, battle in the north in lebanon is within. the, lebanese army and a small group of radical militant terrorists fatah al-islam while the war between israel and hezbollah was covered intensively, and extensively by media international media and local, media on both...
Yeah But I'm not sure what Robert was talking, about The battle in the north, in Lebanon is within the Lebanese army. and a small group of radical militant terrorists Fatah al-Islam while the war between Israel and Hezbollah was covered intensively and extensively by media international media and local media on both. s...
yeah. but i'm not sure what robert was talking about. the battle in the north in lebanon is within the lebanese army and a small group of radical militant terrorists, fatah al-islam, while the war between israel and hezbollah was covered intensively and extensively by media, international media and local media on both ...
Robert?
robert?
That was not what I meant. What I meant to say is that the media is treating these two situations with a double standard. It's the media's double standards, which provides more criticism of Israel, and apparently no criticism of the Lebanese army.
that was not what, i meant what, i meant to say is that the media is treating these two situations with a double standard it's the media's double. standards which provides, more criticism of israel and apparently no criticism of the lebanese
That was not what I. meant What I meant to say is that the media is treating these two situations with a double standard It's the media's double standards which provides more criticism of Israel and apparently no criticism of the Lebanese
that was not what i meant. what i meant to say is that the media is treating these two situations with a double standard. it's the media's double standards, which provides more criticism of israel, and apparently no criticism of the lebanese army.
When it shows opponents in the areas…
when. it shows opponents in the
When it shows opponents in, the
when it shows opponents in the areas…
Not opponents. They're shelling civilians.
not opponents they're shelling
Not opponents. They're shelling
not opponents. they're shelling civilians.
Well, they are shelling opponents who are in amongst civilians.
well they are shelling opponents, who are in amongst
Well they are, shelling opponents who are in; amongst
well, they are shelling opponents who are in amongst civilians.
No.
no.
We accept that there are civilians, in that sense.
we accept that there are civilians in, that
We accept that there, are civilians in that
we accept that there are civilians, in that sense.
It's the same situation, the same situation that's occurring in Lebanon right now.
it's the same situation the same situation that's. occurring in lebanon right,
It's, the same situation the same situation that's occurring in Lebanon right
it's the same situation, the same situation that's occurring in lebanon right now.
What would…
what
What
what would…
Yeah. And I would suggest that Robert maybe get some more accurate information on what's happening in the north. I think he's basic point is a fair one - about we shouldn't have double standards, and that's something that I've been saying for years, and I'm sure Hirsh says the same thing. We want a single standard of l...
yeah and i would suggest that robert maybe get some more accurate information on what's happening in. the north, i think he's basic point is a fair one - about we shouldn't have. double, standards and that's something that, i've been saying, for years and i'm sure hirsh says the same thing we want, a single standard of...
Yeah And I would suggest that Robert maybe, get some more, accurate information on what's happening in the north I think he's basic point is a fair one - about we shouldn't have double standards and that's something that I've been saying for years and I'm sure Hirsh. says the same thing We want a single standard of law...
yeah. and i would suggest that robert maybe get some more accurate information on what's happening in the north. i think he's basic point is a fair one - about we shouldn't have double standards, and that's something that i've been saying for years, and i'm sure hirsh says the same thing. we want a single standard of l...
Now, I'd say, professionally, I - this is citing a study at the Institute for National Security Studies - today, where every camera is actually - every telephone is actually a television camera. And you can get any message out instantaneously to any network that operates 24 hours a day, the whole coverage conflict has ...
now i'd say, professionally i - this is citing a, study at the institute for national security studies - today where every camera is actually - every telephone is, actually a television camera and you can get any message out instantaneously to any network that operates 24 hours a day, the whole coverage, conflict; has,...
Now I'd say professionally I - this is citing a study at the Institute for National Security Studies - today where every camera is actually - every telephone is, actually a television camera; And you can get any message out instantaneously to any network that operates 24 hours a, day the whole coverage conflict, has ch...
now, i'd say, professionally, i - this is citing a study at the institute for national security studies - today, where every camera is actually - every telephone is actually a television camera. and you can get any message out instantaneously to any network that operates 24 hours a day, the whole coverage conflict has ...
I watched the beginnings of this war in Australia, of all places. And I was convinced that all of Beirut had been smashed into the ground because of the - of what I was seeing, the images that I was seeing on television. When, in fact, what they bombed was a very small percentage of Beirut. Rami, correct me if I'm wron...
i watched the beginnings of this war in australia of all places and, i was convinced that all of beirut. had been smashed. into the ground, because of the - of what i was. seeing the images, that i was seeing on, television when in, fact what; they bombed was a very small percentage of. beirut rami correct me if i'm wr...
I watched the beginnings of this war in Australia. of all places. And I. was convinced that all of Beirut had been smashed into the ground because of the - of what I was seeing the images. that I was seeing. on television When, in fact what they, bombed was. a very small percentage, of Beirut Rami correct me if I'm. wr...
i watched the beginnings of this war in australia, of all places. and i was convinced that all of beirut had been smashed into the ground because of the - of what i was seeing, the images that i was seeing on television. when, in fact, what they bombed was a very small percentage of beirut. rami, correct me if i'm wron...
So the sole issue of media and how it covers conflicts, and especially conflicts that are asymmetric in urban areas is a very, very interesting one. It's not necessarily born out of bias.
so the, sole issue of media and how it covers conflicts. and especially conflicts that are asymmetric in urban areas is a very very interesting one; it's not necessarily born out of
So. the sole issue of. media and how it covers conflicts and especially conflicts, that are asymmetric in, urban areas is a, very very interesting one It's not necessarily born out of
so the sole issue of media and how it covers conflicts, and especially conflicts that are asymmetric in urban areas is a very, very interesting one. it's not necessarily born out of bias.
Thanks very much. Let's see if we could get now Sam(ph). Sam is on the line with us from Jacksonville in Florida.
thanks very much let's see if we could; get now sam(ph). sam is on the line with us from jacksonville in.
Thanks very much Let's see if we could get now Sam(ph). Sam is on the line with us from Jacksonville in
thanks very much. let's see if we could get now sam(ph). sam is on the line with us from jacksonville in florida.
Yes. Hello. Rami, I'm a big fan.
yes. hello rami i'm a, big
Yes Hello, Rami I'm a big
yes. hello. rami, i'm a big fan.
Thank you.
thank
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thank you.
And I have a question for you.
and i have a question for
And I have a question for
and i have a question for you.
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you bet.
I believe that the Syrians were the winners in the war against between Hezbollah and Israel. And what can the Lebanese government do to regain the loss? Do we have to wait another 30 years to restart?
i believe that the syrians were. the winners in the war, against between hezbollah and israel and what can the lebanese government do to regain the loss? do we have to wait another 30 years to
I believe that the Syrians were the winners in the war. against between, Hezbollah and Israel And what can the, Lebanese government do to regain the loss? Do we have to wait another 30 years to
i believe that the syrians were the winners in the war against between hezbollah and israel. and what can the lebanese government do to regain the loss? do we have to wait another 30 years to restart?
Well, the Syrian role in Lebanon is one of the big issues now in the political tensions and contestations taking place inside Lebanon, as is Iran's role, because Syria and Iran are very close to Hezbollah. They help it. They supply it. They're very close strategic allies in many ways. And there's a huge problem with th...
well the syrian role in lebanon is. one of the big issues now in the political tensions and contestations taking place inside lebanon, as is. iran's role because syria and iran are very close to hezbollah they; help it they supply it they're very close strategic allies. in many ways and there's a. huge, problem with. t...
Well the Syrian role in. Lebanon, is one of the big issues now in the political tensions and contestations, taking place inside Lebanon as is Iran's role because Syria and, Iran are very close to Hezbollah They help it They supply it They're very close, strategic allies in many ways And there's a huge problem with the ...
well, the syrian role in lebanon is one of the big issues now in the political tensions and contestations taking place inside lebanon, as is iran's role, because syria and iran are very close to hezbollah. they help it. they supply it. they're very close strategic allies in many ways. and there's a huge problem with th...
And I think the Syrian-Lebanese relationship is one of the critical issues that has to be resolved before you can expect to have any kind of long-term stability in Lebanon, as is the Iranian situation, as is the Israel's relationship. All of these are issues that have to be resolved. So I think Lebanon is in for a bump...
and i think the syrian-lebanese relationship is one of the critical issues that has to be resolved before you can expect to have any. kind of long-term stability in lebanon as. is the iranian situation as is the israel's relationship all of these are issues that have to be resolved so i think lebanon is in for, a bumpy...
And, I think the Syrian-Lebanese relationship is one of the; critical issues that has to be resolved before you can expect to have. any kind of long-term. stability in Lebanon as is the Iranian situation as is. the Israel's relationship All of these are issues that have to be resolved. So I think, Lebanon is in for a b...
and i think the syrian-lebanese relationship is one of the critical issues that has to be resolved before you can expect to have any kind of long-term stability in lebanon, as is the iranian situation, as is the israel's relationship. all of these are issues that have to be resolved. so i think lebanon is in for a bump...
The quickest way to move in that direction, I would think, would be to resume and Arab-Israeli comprehensive peace negotiation, which would take the wind out of the sail of many of these tensions.
the quickest way to move in that direction i would think. would be to resume and arab-israeli comprehensive peace negotiation which would take the wind out of the sail of, many. of these
The, quickest way to move in that direction I would think would be to, resume and Arab-Israeli comprehensive peace negotiation which would take the wind out of the sail, of. many of these
the quickest way to move in that direction, i would think, would be to resume and arab-israeli comprehensive peace negotiation, which would take the wind out of the sail of many of these tensions.
Sam, thanks for the call.
sam thanks for the
Sam thanks for, the
sam, thanks for the call.
Thank you.
thank
Thank
thank you.
We're talking with Rami Khouri of the Daily Star in Beirut, and with Hirsh Goodman, political columnist for the Jesursalem Report. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News.
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We're talking with Rami, Khouri. of the Daily Star in Beirut; and. with Hirsh Goodman political columnist for the, Jesursalem Report You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR
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When you think about some more of the distinctions around these behaviors, is there, you know, just tell us what the risks are, what can you do to yourself if you pursue either thinness or vomiting as a way of controlling what you do or any of the other methods?
when you think about some more of the distinctions around, these behaviors is there you know just tell us what the risks are what can you do to yourself if you pursue, either thinness or vomiting as a way of controlling what you do or any of the other
When you think about some. more of the distinctions around these behaviors is. there you know just tell us what, the risks are what; can, you do to. yourself if you pursue, either thinness or vomiting as a way, of controlling. what you do or any of the. other
when you think about some more of the distinctions around these behaviors, is there, you know, just tell us what the risks are, what can you do to yourself if you pursue either thinness or vomiting as a way of controlling what you do or any of the other methods?
Well, it's going reasonably well in most cases. You've had a lot of things that have been fixed and rebuilt - bridges and roads, et cetera - that were destroyed, some schools, housing. There's major repair work that's been done to the infrastructure that was destroyed. And a lot of the housing has been repaired. Some o...
well it's. going reasonably well in most cases you've had a lot of things that have been fixed, and rebuilt - bridges and roads et cetera - that were, destroyed some schools housing there's major repair work, that's been done to the infrastructure that was destroyed, and a lot of the housing has been repaired some of i...
Well it's going reasonably well. in most. cases You've had a, lot of things that, have been fixed and rebuilt, - bridges and roads et cetera - that, were destroyed some schools housing There's major repair work that's been done to the infrastructure that. was destroyed And a lot of the housing has been repaired Some of...
well, it's going reasonably well in most cases. you've had a lot of things that have been fixed and rebuilt - bridges and roads, et cetera - that were destroyed, some schools, housing. there's major repair work that's been done to the infrastructure that was destroyed. and a lot of the housing has been repaired. some o...
And there are some complaints by Lebanese - both who criticize the government, some criticize Hezbollah - about the slowness of - slow pace of some of the reconstruction. But the problem isn't just the physical reconstruction, it's the reconstruction rebuilding of confidence in the country, and the economy. And the pro...
and there; are some complaints by lebanese - both who criticize the government some criticize hezbollah - about the slowness of - slow pace of some of the reconstruction but the problem isn't. just. the physical reconstruction it's the reconstruction rebuilding of confidence in the country. and the. economy and the pro...
And there are some complaints by Lebanese - both who, criticize the government some criticize Hezbollah - about the, slowness of - slow pace of some of the reconstruction But the problem isn't just the physical. reconstruction it's, the reconstruction rebuilding of confidence in the country and, the economy And the, pr...
and there are some complaints by lebanese - both who criticize the government, some criticize hezbollah - about the slowness of - slow pace of some of the reconstruction. but the problem isn't just the physical reconstruction, it's the reconstruction rebuilding of confidence in the country, and the economy. and the pro...
And Hirsh Goodman, considerably less destruction caused by Hezbollah rockets in Northern Israel, yet that psychological point that Rami was talking about, how has that changed?
and hirsh goodman considerably less, destruction caused by hezbollah rockets in northern israel yet that psychological point that rami. was. talking about how has that
And Hirsh. Goodman considerably less destruction. caused by Hezbollah rockets in. Northern Israel yet that psychological point, that Rami was talking about how, has that
and hirsh goodman, considerably less destruction caused by hezbollah rockets in northern israel, yet that psychological point that rami was talking about, how has that changed?
No, I think, generally speaking, there has been a commission of inquiry here that's looked into the shortcomings of the war, some of the horror stories about the shortcomings of equipment and so on and so forth, you know, people feel lament(ph).
no i think generally speaking there has. been a commission of inquiry here that's looked into the shortcomings of the war some of the horror stories about the shortcomings of equipment and so on, and so forth you know people feel
No I think generally speaking there has been a commission of; inquiry here that's looked; into the shortcomings of, the war some, of the horror stories about, the shortcomings of equipment and so on and, so forth. you know people feel
no, i think, generally speaking, there has been a commission of inquiry here that's looked into the shortcomings of the war, some of the horror stories about the shortcomings of equipment and so on and so forth, you know, people feel lament(ph).
Generally speaking, the prices were paid in this war. I have to say I was up north very shortly after the war. And every life is, you know, important life. But 36 people killed in this war, 18 Israeli Jews and 18 Israeli Arabs, was not an acceptable number, if you could put it that way. The real issue of this war was t...
generally speaking; the, prices. were paid in this war i have to say i was up north very, shortly after the war and every life is you know important life. but 36 people killed in, this war 18 israeli, jews and 18 israeli arabs was not an acceptable number if you could put it that way, the real issue. of this war was th...
Generally speaking the prices were paid in, this war I have to say I was up north; very shortly after the war. And every life is you know important life But, 36 people. killed in this war 18 Israeli Jews and 18 Israeli Arabs was not an acceptable number if you could put it that way The real issue of this war. was that ...
generally speaking, the prices were paid in this war. i have to say i was up north very shortly after the war. and every life is, you know, important life. but 36 people killed in this war, 18 israeli jews and 18 israeli arabs, was not an acceptable number, if you could put it that way. the real issue of this war was t...
So generally speaking, I feel that this war was a shock for everyone. It went out of control. Unfortunately, inexperienced government and ministers handled the chair. But in the country, generally, the end game with the U.N. in place and the Lebanese army down there is seen as a plus.
so generally speaking i feel that this war was a shock, for. everyone it went out of control unfortunately inexperienced government and ministers handled the chair but in the country generally the end game with the u.n in place and the lebanese army down there is, seen as a
So generally speaking, I feel that this war was a shock for everyone It went out of control Unfortunately; inexperienced government and ministers handled the chair But in the country generally the end; game with the U.N in place and the Lebanese army. down there is seen as. a
so generally speaking, i feel that this war was a shock for everyone. it went out of control. unfortunately, inexperienced government and ministers handled the chair. but in the country, generally, the end game with the u.n. in place and the lebanese army down there is seen as a plus.
Rami Khouri, do Lebanese feel - and we just, I'm afraid, have a few seconds left, but do Lebanese feel that they came out with a plus at the end of this conflict?
rami khouri do lebanese feel - and we just i'm afraid have a few seconds left but do lebanese feel that they came out with a, plus at the end of this
Rami Khouri do; Lebanese feel - and we just I'm afraid have a few seconds left but do Lebanese feel that they came out with, a plus at the end of, this.
rami khouri, do lebanese feel - and we just, i'm afraid, have a few seconds left, but do lebanese feel that they came out with a plus at the end of this conflict?
Lebanese who support Hezbollah feel pretty good about themselves, but they also understand the consequences in political terms of this war, and the internal tensions that are gripping the country now - the economics stress, the decline in the economy, and tourism, and foreign investment. People are feeling the negative...
lebanese who support hezbollah. feel pretty good about themselves; but they also understand the consequences, in political terms, of this war and, the, internal tensions that are gripping the country now - the economics stress. the decline in the economy and tourism and foreign investment people are feeling the negativ...
Lebanese who support Hezbollah feel. pretty good. about themselves. but they also understand the consequences in political, terms of this war and the internal tensions that are gripping the country now; - the economics, stress the decline in the economy and tourism and foreign investment People are feeling the negative...
lebanese who support hezbollah feel pretty good about themselves, but they also understand the consequences in political terms of this war, and the internal tensions that are gripping the country now - the economics stress, the decline in the economy, and tourism, and foreign investment. people are feeling the negative...
But at the same time, many people feel - there's a sense of pride among many Lebanese, not all Lebanese, but many Lebanese that Hezbollah was able to do this to force Israel to withdraw and to a ceasefire. I think people have realized that war is not the answer and you have to resolve these issues politically in a way ...
but at the. same time many people feel - there's a sense of, pride among many lebanese not all lebanese but many lebanese. that hezbollah was able to do this to force israel to withdraw and to a ceasefire, i think people have realized that war is not the, answer and. you have to resolve these. issues politically in a w...
But at the same time many people feel - there's a sense of pride. among many Lebanese, not all Lebanese but many Lebanese that Hezbollah was able to do this to, force Israel to withdraw and to a ceasefire I think people, have realized, that war is not the answer and you have to resolve these issues politically in a way...
but at the same time, many people feel - there's a sense of pride among many lebanese, not all lebanese, but many lebanese that hezbollah was able to do this to force israel to withdraw and to a ceasefire. i think people have realized that war is not the answer and you have to resolve these issues politically in a way ...
Rami Khouri, thanks very much.
rami khouri thanks very
Rami Khouri thanks very
rami khouri, thanks very much.
Thank you for having me.
thank you for having
Thank you for, having
thank you for having me.
Rami Khouri, editor-at-large for the Lebanese newspaper, The Daily Star, with us from BBC Studios in Beirut. Hirsh Goodman, thank you for your time.
rami khouri editor-at-large for the lebanese newspaper, the daily star with us from bbc studios. in beirut hirsh goodman thank you for your
Rami Khouri editor-at-large for the Lebanese. newspaper The Daily Star with us from BBC Studios in Beirut Hirsh Goodman thank you for your
rami khouri, editor-at-large for the lebanese newspaper, the daily star, with us from bbc studios in beirut. hirsh goodman, thank you for your time.
My pleasure. Thank you very much.
my. pleasure thank you very
My pleasure Thank you very
my pleasure. thank you very much.
Hirsh Goodman, political columnist of the Jerusalem Report with us from NPR's bureau in Jerusalem.
hirsh goodman political columnist of. the jerusalem report with us from, npr's bureau. in
Hirsh Goodman political columnist of the Jerusalem Report. with us from NPR's bureau in
hirsh goodman, political columnist of the jerusalem report with us from npr's bureau in jerusalem.
The summer movie festival when we return. It's TALK OF THE NATION.
the summer movie festival when we return it's talk of the
The summer movie festival when, we return It's TALK OF THE
the summer movie festival when we return. it's talk of the nation.
These have not been the easiest times for America's labor unions, which have been seen as losing influence. But one big one, the United Automobile Workers - or UAW - seems to be gaining some steam right now, and that may be thanks in part to President Trump and his criticism of trade deals like NAFTA and also of compan...
these. have not been the, easiest times for america's labor unions which have been seen as losing influence but one big one the united automobile workers - or uaw, - seems to be gaining some steam right now and that may be thanks in part to president trump and his criticism of, trade deals like nafta and also of compan...
These have not been the easiest times for America's labor unions, which have been. seen as losing influence But one big one the United Automobile Workers - or UAW - seems to be gaining some steam right now and that may be. thanks in part to President Trump and, his criticism of trade. deals like NAFTA and, also of comp...
these have not been the easiest times for america's labor unions, which have been seen as losing influence. but one big one, the united automobile workers - or uaw - seems to be gaining some steam right now, and that may be thanks in part to president trump and his criticism of trade deals like nafta and also of compan...
Dennis Williams, the president of the UAW, could not disagree more with President Donald Trump - immigration, the Affordable Care Act, tax policy, you name it - though there are a few notable exceptions - trade and boycotts.
dennis williams the president, of the uaw could. not disagree more with president donald trump - immigration the affordable care act tax policy you name it - though there are, a few notable exceptions - trade and
Dennis Williams the president of the UAW could not disagree more. with President Donald Trump - immigration the Affordable Care. Act tax, policy you name it - though there. are a few notable exceptions - trade and
dennis williams, the president of the uaw, could not disagree more with president donald trump - immigration, the affordable care act, tax policy, you name it - though there are a few notable exceptions - trade and boycotts.
We're seeing a trend in this country that boycott may be coming back. And if that happens, it will have a dramatic effect on what the policies and the decisions of corporations are.
we're seeing a trend in this country that boycott, may be coming, back and. if that. happens it will have a dramatic effect on what the policies and the decisions of corporations
We're seeing a. trend in this country that boycott. may be coming back And if that happens it will have a dramatic effect. on what, the policies and the decisions of corporations
we're seeing a trend in this country that boycott may be coming back. and if that happens, it will have a dramatic effect on what the policies and the decisions of corporations are.
Williams sort of called for a boycott of his own at a press conference in Detroit. Now, here's the thing - not just against the foreign automakers but foreign-made cars, even if they were made by American companies.
williams sort of called for a boycott of his own at a press conference in detroit now here's the thing - not just against the foreign automakers but foreign-made cars even if they were made by american
Williams, sort of. called for a boycott, of, his own at a press conference in Detroit Now here's the thing - not just against the foreign automakers but foreign-made cars even if they. were. made by American
williams sort of called for a boycott of his own at a press conference in detroit. now, here's the thing - not just against the foreign automakers but foreign-made cars, even if they were made by american companies.
How do we educate the American public on buying cars and trucks when they go to a dealership? And you identify it by a vendor number. And if the vendor number - you can indicate where it was built at, and if it was not built in the United States, don't buy it.
how do we educate the, american public on buying cars and trucks when, they go to a dealership? and you identify it by a vendor. number and if the vendor number, - you can indicate where it was built at and if it was not. built in the united states don't, buy
How do, we educate the American public on buying cars and trucks when they go to a dealership? And you identify it by a vendor number And if the vendor number - you can indicate where it, was built at and if it was not built in the United States don't buy,
how do we educate the american public on buying cars and trucks when they go to a dealership? and you identify it by a vendor number. and if the vendor number - you can indicate where it was built at, and if it was not built in the united states, don't buy it.
Dana Frank is a professor of U.S. history at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She literally wrote the book on buy American. It's called "Buy American: The Untold Story Of Economic Nationalism."
dana frank is a professor of u.s history at the university of california santa cruz she literally wrote the book on buy american it's called "buy american: the untold story of economic
Dana Frank is a professor of, U.S history at the University of, California Santa Cruz She literally; wrote the book on buy American It's called "Buy American: The Untold Story Of Economic
dana frank is a professor of u.s. history at the university of california, santa cruz. she literally wrote the book on buy american. it's called "buy american: the untold story of economic nationalism."
So when you hear (laughter) a union president say buy American, what jumps to your mind?
so when you hear (laughter) a union president say buy american what jumps to your
So when you hear (laughter) a union president, say buy American, what, jumps to, your
so when you hear (laughter) a union president say buy american, what jumps to your mind?
Well, that there's a long history of this, and there's a lot of reasons why people turn to it. I think we start to be concerned when a union is starting to say that the national identity of an object is something that we should be looking for.
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This is NEWS & NOTES. I'm Farai Chideya. Black people don't starve themselves, throw up, or do any other things that constitute an eating disorder. That's what some people think, but that's wrong. Some studies show that African-Americans are just as likely as whites to struggle with eating disorders. But the profession...
this is news & notes i'm farai chideya black people don't, starve themselves throw up or do any other things, that constitute an eating disorder that's what some people think but that's wrong some studies show that african-americans are just as likely as whites. to struggle with eating disorders but the professionals d...
This. is NEWS & NOTES I'm Farai Chideya Black people don't starve themselves throw up or do any other things that constitute an, eating disorder That's what some people think but that's wrong Some studies show that African-Americans are just as likely as whites to. struggle with eating disorders But the professionals d...
this is news & notes. i'm farai chideya. black people don't starve themselves, throw up, or do any other things that constitute an eating disorder. that's what some people think, but that's wrong. some studies show that african-americans are just as likely as whites to struggle with eating disorders. but the profession...
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So let's start when you were a teenager. Describe who you were and your relationship with food and what food meant to you and how you chose to deal with it?
so let's start when you were a teenager describe who you were, and your; relationship with food and what food meant to you and how you chose to deal with
So let's start when; you were a teenager Describe who you were and your relationship. with food and what food meant to you and how you, chose; to, deal; with
so let's start when you were a teenager. describe who you were and your relationship with food and what food meant to you and how you chose to deal with it?
Well, I guess as a teenager I really wasn't sure who I was or where I fit in. Being that I'm from a multi-ethnic African-American family, it was real hard for me to make friends and to feel included within my community, and I used food as a way of, I would say, trying to find a place for myself to fit in as well as dis...
well i guess as a teenager i really, wasn't sure who i was or where i fit in being that i'm from a. multi-ethnic african-american family. it was real. hard for, me to make friends and to feel included within my community, and i used food as a way of i would say trying to find a place for myself to fit, in as well as di...
Well I guess as a teenager I really wasn't sure who I was or where. I fit in Being that I'm from a, multi-ethnic African-American family it was real hard for me to make friends and to feel included within my community and I used food as. a, way of. I would say trying to find a place for myself to fit in as well as disa...
well, i guess as a teenager i really wasn't sure who i was or where i fit in. being that i'm from a multi-ethnic african-american family, it was real hard for me to make friends and to feel included within my community, and i used food as a way of, i would say, trying to find a place for myself to fit in as well as dis...
So you, by the time you were 17, were five feet ten. How much did you weigh at your lowest point?
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so you, by the time you were 17, were five feet ten. how much did you weigh at your lowest point?
My lowest point I was about 112 pounds.
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That's extreme, and did - how did your family react? Did they just say, oh, you know, you've got to eat a little bit more? Or did they recognize this was a major problem?
that's extreme and did - how did your family react? did they just say, oh you know, you've got to eat a little bit more? or did they recognize this. was a major
That's extreme and did - how did your. family react? Did; they just say oh you. know you've got to eat a little bit, more? Or did they recognize this was a, major
that's extreme, and did - how did your family react? did they just say, oh, you know, you've got to eat a little bit more? or did they recognize this was a major problem?
Within my family I don't think they actually saw it as a eating disorder, and myself didn't really see it as a eating disorder nor saw it as a huge problem until I got treatment. I am one out of six siblings and we all use food as a way of coping with stresses and stressful situations that came up in our lives at the t...
within my family i don't think they actually saw it. as a eating disorder and myself didn't really see it as a eating. disorder nor saw it as a huge problem until i got treatment i am one out of six siblings and we all use food as a way. of coping with stresses and stressful situations that came up in our lives at the ...
Within my family I don't think they; actually saw it. as a eating disorder and myself didn't really see it as a eating disorder nor saw it as a huge problem until I got treatment I am one out of six siblings, and we all use food. as a way. of coping, with, stresses and stressful situations that came up in our lives at ...
within my family i don't think they actually saw it as a eating disorder, and myself didn't really see it as a eating disorder nor saw it as a huge problem until i got treatment. i am one out of six siblings and we all use food as a way of coping with stresses and stressful situations that came up in our lives at the t...
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Why do you think that is, and what I mean is, you know, there's a lot of people who have eating disorders. I mean it's, you know, as you know, it's not uncommon. But do you think there was, I mean was there a moment in time where there was a stress when you were a child that kind of brought this out or was it just sort...
why do you think. that is and what i mean is you know there's a. lot of people who have eating disorders i mean it's you know as you know it's not uncommon but do you think there was i mean was there a moment, in. time where there was a stress. when you were a, child. that kind of brought, this out or was it just sort ...
Why do you think, that is and what I mean is you know there's a lot, of people who have eating disorders I mean it's you know as you know it's not uncommon. But do you think there was I mean was there a moment in time where there was a stress when you were a child that kind of brought this out or was; it just sort of, ...
why do you think that is, and what i mean is, you know, there's a lot of people who have eating disorders. i mean it's, you know, as you know, it's not uncommon. but do you think there was, i mean was there a moment in time where there was a stress when you were a child that kind of brought this out or was it just sort...
I think for myself, I took it really hard when my parents split and felt that my father leaving was my fault, and a lot of different circumstances that led up to him leaving was actually my fault. So around eight or nine years old is when I first started experimenting with controlling my food intake or getting rid of m...
i think for myself i took it really hard when my parents split and felt that my father leaving was my fault and a lot of different, circumstances that led up to him, leaving was actually my fault so around eight, or nine years, old is when. i first started experimenting. with controlling my food intake or. getting rid ...
I think for myself I took it really hard when, my parents split and felt that my father leaving was my fault and a lot. of different circumstances that led up to, him leaving was actually my fault So. around eight or nine years old is when I first started. experimenting, with, controlling my food intake or getting rid ...
i think for myself, i took it really hard when my parents split and felt that my father leaving was my fault, and a lot of different circumstances that led up to him leaving was actually my fault. so around eight or nine years old is when i first started experimenting with controlling my food intake or getting rid of m...
Now, Marna, I want to get into more details of your story, but we've also got a couple other folks with us. Becky Thompson is a professor of sociology at the Simmons College in Boston. She also wrote "A Hunger So Wide and So Deep: A Multiracial View of Women's Eating Problems." And Divya Kakaiya is a licensed psycholog...
now marna i want to get into more details. of your story; but we've also, got a couple other folks with us becky, thompson is, a professor of sociology at, the simmons college in boston she also wrote "a hunger so wide and so deep: a multiracial view of women's eating problems" and divya kakaiya is a licensed psycholog...
Now, Marna I want to get into more details, of your story but we've also got a couple other folks. with us Becky Thompson is a professor of sociology at, the Simmons College in Boston She also, wrote. "A Hunger So Wide, and So Deep: A Multiracial View of Women's Eating Problems" And Divya Kakaiya is a licensed psycholo...
now, marna, i want to get into more details of your story, but we've also got a couple other folks with us. becky thompson is a professor of sociology at the simmons college in boston. she also wrote "a hunger so wide and so deep: a multiracial view of women's eating problems." and divya kakaiya is a licensed psycholog...
So welcome, guys. And Becky, let me go straight to you. When you are hearing Marna talk about this, what does it call up for you from your experience?
so welcome guys and becky let me go straight to you when you are. hearing marna talk about this. what does it call up for you from your
So welcome guys And Becky let me go straight to you When you are hearing Marna talk about this what does it call up. for you from your
so welcome, guys. and becky, let me go straight to you. when you are hearing marna talk about this, what does it call up for you from your experience?
Well, first, thanks for having me on the show. I really appreciate Marna's courage and honesty. It still takes a lot of guts to talk openly about the reasons that girls and women turn to food or away from it in order to protect themselves from a range of different traumas. So she is breaking ground in two ways, and one...
well first thanks. for having me on the show i really appreciate marna's courage and honesty it still takes a, lot of guts to talk openly about the reasons that girls and women turn to food or away from, it in order to protect themselves from a range of different traumas. so she is breaking ground, in, two ways and one...
Well first thanks for having me on the show I really appreciate Marna's courage and honesty It, still takes a lot of guts to talk openly about the reasons, that girls and women turn to food or away. from it in order to protect themselves from, a range; of different traumas So she is breaking ground in two ways and one ...
well, first, thanks for having me on the show. i really appreciate marna's courage and honesty. it still takes a lot of guts to talk openly about the reasons that girls and women turn to food or away from it in order to protect themselves from a range of different traumas. so she is breaking ground in two ways, and one...
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So when you think about what she was saying about feeling like somehow her family divorce was her fault, is that something, is it common for people who have eating disorders to take on the weight of situations that they didn't control and may not have even really had a hand in?
so, when you think about what she was saying about feeling like somehow her family divorce was her fault is that something is it common for people who, have eating disorders to take on the weight of. situations that they didn't control and may not have even really had a hand.
So when, you think about what she was saying about feeling like somehow; her family; divorce was her, fault is that something is it common for people who have eating disorders to take; on the weight of situations that they didn't control and may not have even really; had a hand
so when you think about what she was saying about feeling like somehow her family divorce was her fault, is that something, is it common for people who have eating disorders to take on the weight of situations that they didn't control and may not have even really had a hand in?
Definitely. One of the things that I saw over and over again among the women that I interviewed for "A Hunger So Wide and So Deep" is that they didn't feel like they had much control over anything at all. And they often turn to food or away from it as a way of trying to take care of themselves. One of the women I inter...
definitely one of the things that i saw over and over, again among the women that i interviewed for "a hunger so wide, and so deep" is that they didn't feel like they had much control over anything at all and they often turn; to food or away from it. as a way of trying to, take care of themselves one of the women. i in...
Definitely One of the, things that I saw over and over again among the women that I interviewed for "A Hunger. So Wide and So Deep" is that they didn't feel like they, had much control over anything at all And they often turn to food or away from. it as a way of trying to take care of themselves One of the women I. int...
definitely. one of the things that i saw over and over again among the women that i interviewed for "a hunger so wide and so deep" is that they didn't feel like they had much control over anything at all. and they often turn to food or away from it as a way of trying to take care of themselves. one of the women i inter...
She was also being sexually abused at the time by a family member and also by a babysitter, and she really thought that she was at fault for all of that. So as young as four years old and then by seven years old she had really seen food as her main companion in the world.
she was also, being sexually abused at, the time by a family member. and. also by a babysitter and she really thought that she was at fault for all of that so, as young as four years old and then by seven, years old she had really seen food as her main companion in the
She was also being sexually abused at the time by a family member and also by a babysitter and she really thought that she was at fault for all of that So. as young as four years old and then by seven years. old she had really seen food as her main companion in the
she was also being sexually abused at the time by a family member and also by a babysitter, and she really thought that she was at fault for all of that. so as young as four years old and then by seven years old she had really seen food as her main companion in the world.
Divya, let's dig in a little bit into what it really means to have an eating disorder. There's different types - you know, the main ones are anorexia and bulimia. Explain what those are, first of all, and then I want to ask you a little bit more about the distinctions.
divya let's dig. in, a little bit into what it really means to have an, eating disorder there's different types - you know the main ones are anorexia and bulimia explain what those are first of all and then i want to ask you; a little; bit more about the
Divya, let's dig in a little bit into what it really means to have an eating disorder There's different types - you know the main ones are anorexia and bulimia Explain what those. are first of all and then I want; to ask you a little bit more about the
divya, let's dig in a little bit into what it really means to have an eating disorder. there's different types - you know, the main ones are anorexia and bulimia. explain what those are, first of all, and then i want to ask you a little bit more about the distinctions.
Right, right. Thank you. Thank you for having me on the show. I appreciate it, and just as Becky said, I think that it just really is tremendously courageous on Marna's part to tell her story because I think this is how we dispel a lot of the myths that we have in our community. And you know, when we look at anorexia, ...
right; right thank you. thank you for having me on the, show i. appreciate it and just as becky said i think that it just, really is tremendously courageous on marna's part to tell her story, because, i think this is, how we dispel a lot of the myths that we have in our community and you know when we look at anorexia y...
Right. right Thank you Thank you for having. me on the. show I appreciate it, and just as Becky said I think that it just really is tremendously courageous on Marna's, part to tell her story because; I think this is how we dispel a; lot of the myths that we have in our community And; you know, when we look at anorexia ...
right, right. thank you. thank you for having me on the show. i appreciate it, and just as becky said, i think that it just really is tremendously courageous on marna's part to tell her story because i think this is how we dispel a lot of the myths that we have in our community. and you know, when we look at anorexia, ...
A drive for thinness and sort of like this obsessiveness about needing to be thinner and never feeling like a person gets thin enough, so there's that whole piece of perfectionism that you find with anorexia; and then with bulimia, what we find is that women that tend to be prone to bulimia are more normal weight or sl...
a drive for thinness, and sort of like this obsessiveness about; needing to be thinner and never, feeling like a. person gets thin enough so there's that whole piece of perfectionism that you find with anorexia and then with bulimia what we. find is that women that, tend to be prone to bulimia are more normal weight or...
A. drive for thinness and sort of like this, obsessiveness about needing to be thinner and never, feeling like a person. gets thin enough, so there's that whole piece of. perfectionism that you find with anorexia and, then with bulimia what we find, is that women that tend to be prone to bulimia are; more normal weight...
a drive for thinness and sort of like this obsessiveness about needing to be thinner and never feeling like a person gets thin enough, so there's that whole piece of perfectionism that you find with anorexia; and then with bulimia, what we find is that women that tend to be prone to bulimia are more normal weight or sl...
You know what, it's with all the years I've been treating eating disorders, the medical risks are huge and tremendous. I mean with anorexia, clearly, you know, when a woman stops having her period and her estrogen levels drop, there's a resultant decline in bone density. And eating disorders, particularly anorexia, hav...
you know what it's with, all the years i've been treating eating disorders the medical risks are huge and, tremendous i mean with anorexia clearly, you know when a woman stops having her period and her estrogen levels drop there's, a resultant, decline in bone density and eating disorders particularly, anorexia have th...
You know, what. it's with all the years I've, been; treating eating disorders the medical risks are huge and tremendous I mean. with anorexia clearly you know when a woman stops having her period and her estrogen. levels drop there's a resultant decline in, bone density And eating disorders particularly anorexia have t...
you know what, it's with all the years i've been treating eating disorders, the medical risks are huge and tremendous. i mean with anorexia, clearly, you know, when a woman stops having her period and her estrogen levels drop, there's a resultant decline in bone density. and eating disorders, particularly anorexia, hav...
And unfortunately, you know, the more assimilated young African woman - American woman is, in the mainstream dominant Caucasian culture, the more high risk she tends to be for developing anorexia or bulimia, because what she's doing then is she's internalizing the values of the dominant white culture around thinness. A...
and unfortunately you know the more assimilated young african woman - american woman is in the mainstream dominant caucasian culture the more high risk she tends to, be for developing anorexia or bulimia because what she's doing then is she's. internalizing the values of the dominant, white culture around thinness and ...
And unfortunately you know the more assimilated, young, African woman - American woman; is; in the mainstream dominant Caucasian culture. the more high risk she tends to be for developing anorexia or bulimia because what she's doing then is she's internalizing, the, values of the dominant white culture around thinness ...
and unfortunately, you know, the more assimilated young african woman - american woman is, in the mainstream dominant caucasian culture, the more high risk she tends to be for developing anorexia or bulimia, because what she's doing then is she's internalizing the values of the dominant white culture around thinness. a...
Well, I just want to bring folks into the conversation in case they are just tuning in. This is actually the part of our, the wrap-up of our series on mental health, and you're listening to NPR's NEWS & NOTES. I'm Farai Chideya. Our guests in talking about eating disorders are Marna Clowney-Robinson, who has survived a...
well i. just want to bring folks into the conversation in, case, they are. just tuning in this is actually the part of our the wrap-up of our series on mental health, and you're listening to. npr's news & notes, i'm farai chideya our guests; in talking about eating disorders are marna clowney-robinson who has survived ...
Well I just want to bring folks into the conversation in case they are just tuning in This is actually the part of our, the wrap-up of. our series on mental health and you're listening to NPR's NEWS & NOTES I'm Farai Chideya Our guests in talking about eating disorders are Marna Clowney-Robinson who has survived an eat...
well, i just want to bring folks into the conversation in case they are just tuning in. this is actually the part of our, the wrap-up of our series on mental health, and you're listening to npr's news & notes. i'm farai chideya. our guests in talking about eating disorders are marna clowney-robinson, who has survived a...
Marna, did you seek help ultimately because of medical reasons?
marna did you seek help ultimately because of medical
Marna did you seek help ultimately because. of medical
marna, did you seek help ultimately because of medical reasons?
Yes, I did. When I first tried to get help, I went to my regular doctor, because I was having a lot of chest pains, esophageal problems, and it was really hard for me to get a professional to actually take me serious. And I ended up struggling for another couple years until I actually finally found someone who could he...
yes i did when i first tried to get help i went to my regular doctor because, i. was having a lot of chest pains esophageal problems and it, was really hard for me to; get, a professional to actually, take me serious and i ended up struggling for another couple years until i actually finally found someone who could hel...
Yes I did When I first tried to, get help I went to, my regular doctor because, I was having a lot of chest pains esophageal problems and it was really hard for me to get a professional to actually take me serious And I ended up struggling for another couple years until I actually finally found someone who could help
yes, i did. when i first tried to get help, i went to my regular doctor, because i was having a lot of chest pains, esophageal problems, and it was really hard for me to get a professional to actually take me serious. and i ended up struggling for another couple years until i actually finally found someone who could he...
Why do you think people, some of these professionals, didn't seem to see you as someone who needed help?
why do you think people some of these professionals didn't seem to. see you as someone who needed
Why do you think people some of these professionals; didn't seem to see you as someone who needed
why do you think people, some of these professionals, didn't seem to see you as someone who needed help?
What one doctor told me was that they didn't see or recognize eating disorders in minority cultures, so he was not going to go down that road. He would test for other things.
what one doctor told me was that they didn't see or recognize eating disorders in, minority cultures so he was. not going to go down that road he would test for other
What one doctor told me was. that they. didn't see or recognize eating, disorders in minority cultures so he was not. going to go down that road He, would test for, other
what one doctor told me was that they didn't see or recognize eating disorders in minority cultures, so he was not going to go down that road. he would test for other things.
I had another doctor tell me eat like a boy, you'll be better, and another nurse pretty much told me that it was all in my head; I was making it up, because they didn't see a lot of minority patients with eating disorders.
i had another doctor tell me eat like a boy you'll be better and another nurse pretty much told me that it. was all in my head i was making it up because they didn't see a lot of minority patients, with eating
I had another doctor tell. me eat like a boy you'll; be better and another. nurse pretty much told me that it was all in my head I, was making it up because they didn't see a, lot of minority patients, with eating
i had another doctor tell me eat like a boy, you'll be better, and another nurse pretty much told me that it was all in my head; i was making it up, because they didn't see a lot of minority patients with eating disorders.
Becky, your book is about multiracial issues within eating disorders. Is there a lack of treatment that still affects some girls and women, and we should add, men and boys?
becky your book is about; multiracial issues within eating disorders is there a lack of treatment that still affects. some girls, and women and we. should add, men and,
Becky your book is about multiracial issues within eating disorders Is there a lack of treatment that still affects some girls and women and we should, add men and
becky, your book is about multiracial issues within eating disorders. is there a lack of treatment that still affects some girls and women, and we should add, men and boys?
I think one of the most painful things about talking to the women who I interviewed was how many times they didn't feel as if they were seen or heard or recognized when they tried to seek different kinds of treatment, and the only silver lining there is they often created ingenious strategies on their own.
i think one of the most painful things about talking to the women who i interviewed was how many times they didn't feel as, if they were seen or heard or recognized when they tried to seek different kinds of treatment and the only silver lining there is they often created ingenious, strategies on their
I. think one of the. most painful things about talking, to the women who, I interviewed was how many times they didn't feel as if; they, were seen or heard or recognized. when they tried to seek different kinds of; treatment and the only silver lining there is they often created ingenious strategies on their
i think one of the most painful things about talking to the women who i interviewed was how many times they didn't feel as if they were seen or heard or recognized when they tried to seek different kinds of treatment, and the only silver lining there is they often created ingenious strategies on their own.
You know, many of the women talked about - came to understand that the basis of their eating problems were from a number of different traumas, from exposure to racism or sexual abuse or physical abuse or poverty or the stress of acculturation or homophobia, and so for many of them healing included some form of activism...
you know many of the women talked about. - came to understand that, the basis of their eating problems, were from a number of different traumas from exposure to racism or sexual; abuse or physical abuse, or poverty or the stress of acculturation or homophobia and so for many of them healing included some form of activi...
You know many of the women talked about - came to understand; that the basis of their eating problems were from a number of different traumas from exposure. to racism or sexual abuse or physical abuse or poverty or the stress of acculturation or homophobia and so for many of. them healing included some. form of activis...
you know, many of the women talked about - came to understand that the basis of their eating problems were from a number of different traumas, from exposure to racism or sexual abuse or physical abuse or poverty or the stress of acculturation or homophobia, and so for many of them healing included some form of activism...
And these were strategies that were outside of the medical model but they saw as means of empowerment, and I think what's encouraging about that is that it talks about - that healing is really a communal affair, that people can't do it on their own, and even if they are ignored by the medical establishment, there are ...
and these were strategies that were outside of the medical model but they saw as means, of empowerment and i think, what's encouraging about that is that it talks about - that healing is really a communal affair that people can't do it on their own and even if they are ignored by the medical, establishment there are. ...
And these were strategies that were outside. of the medical model but they saw as means of empowerment and I think what's encouraging about, that is that it. talks. about - that healing is really a communal affair that people can't do it on their own and, even if they are ignored by the, medical establishment there ar...
and these were strategies that were outside of the medical model but they saw as means of empowerment, and i think what's encouraging about that is that it talks about - that healing is really a communal affair, that people can't do it on their own, and even if they are ignored by the medical establishment, there are ...
Divya, how about men? How do men fit into this picture of eating disorders?
divya how about men? how do men fit into this picture. of eating
Divya how. about men? How do men fit. into this picture of eating
divya, how about men? how do men fit into this picture of eating disorders?
You know, I think about maybe 10 years ago, one out of every 10 persons coming to treatment facilities was a male, and in the last five years I would say it's one out of seven that come to us that's a male, and I truly believe that the reason why we see this increase is because men's magazines are doing something very ...
you know i, think about maybe, 10 years ago, one out, of every 10 persons coming to treatment facilities was a male and in the last five years i would say it's one out of, seven that come to us that's a. male and i truly believe that the reason why we see this increase is because; men's magazines are doing. something v...
You know I think about maybe 10 years ago one out of every 10 persons coming to treatment facilities was. a male and in the last five. years I would say it's one out of seven that come to us that's a male and I truly believe that the reason why. we see this increase is because men's magazines are doing something, very ...
you know, i think about maybe 10 years ago, one out of every 10 persons coming to treatment facilities was a male, and in the last five years i would say it's one out of seven that come to us that's a male, and i truly believe that the reason why we see this increase is because men's magazines are doing something very ...
Women of color, men of color, it's the same. You know, I was looking at some magazines a couple days ago and just looking at the oppression that men are starting to feel that women have felt for the last three or four decades in terms of only one particular body size is acceptable size, and with men too now they're get...
women. of color men of; color it's the same you know i was looking at some magazines a couple. days ago and just looking at the oppression that men are starting to feel that women have felt for the last three or four decades in terms of only one particular body size. is acceptable size and with men, too now they're get...
Women of color; men of color it's the same You know I was looking at some magazines a couple days ago, and just looking at the oppression that men are starting to feel that women have felt for the last three. or four decades in terms of only one particular body size is acceptable size and with. men too now they're gett...
women of color, men of color, it's the same. you know, i was looking at some magazines a couple days ago and just looking at the oppression that men are starting to feel that women have felt for the last three or four decades in terms of only one particular body size is acceptable size, and with men too now they're get...
And so even in my clinic now I'm starting to see more and more young men and men that come forward to seek help because actually the word is getting out there that this is not just a woman's disease, and it's not only a white woman's disease; it's a disease that affects all, across all socio-cultural lines and across a...
and so, even in my clinic now i'm starting to see more and more young men and men that come forward to seek help because actually the word is getting, out there that this is not just a woman's disease and it's not only a. white, woman's disease it's a disease. that affects all, across all socio-cultural lines. and acro...
And so even in my clinic; now I'm starting to see more and more young men and men that come forward to seek help because actually the word is getting out there that, this is not just a woman's disease and it's not only a white woman's disease it's; a disease that affects all across all socio-cultural lines and across a...
and so even in my clinic now i'm starting to see more and more young men and men that come forward to seek help because actually the word is getting out there that this is not just a woman's disease, and it's not only a white woman's disease; it's a disease that affects all, across all socio-cultural lines and across a...
So I think that because there's more out in the field now, that we're having it be less of a taboo, that more men are coming forward, and the issues for men clinically are the same identical issues as they are for women, which are issues around empowerment, not having a voice, there may be - it doesn't necessarily have...
so i think that because there's more out in the field now that we're having it be less of, a taboo that more. men are coming forward and the issues for men clinically are. the same identical issues as they are for. women which are issues around empowerment not having a, voice there may be; - it doesn't necessarily have...
So I think that because there's more out in the field now, that we're having it be less of a taboo that more men are, coming forward and the issues for. men clinically are. the same identical issues as they are for women. which are issues around empowerment not having a. voice there may be - it doesn't necessarily have...
so i think that because there's more out in the field now, that we're having it be less of a taboo, that more men are coming forward, and the issues for men clinically are the same identical issues as they are for women, which are issues around empowerment, not having a voice, there may be - it doesn't necessarily have...
So if somebody has a certain body size and they've been teased about that, particularly for men and boys, that's a very huge traumatic event.
so if somebody has a certain body size and they've. been teased about that particularly for men and boys. that's a very huge traumatic
So if somebody has a certain body size and they've been teased about that particularly for men and boys, that's a very huge traumatic
so if somebody has a certain body size and they've been teased about that, particularly for men and boys, that's a very huge traumatic event.
Marna, Becky was saying that a lot of women of color have turned, you know, to really addressing the underlying issues and/or activism. You are someone who's now involved in helping other people. What do you do? What kind of outreach do you do?
marna becky was saying that a lot of women, of, color have turned you know to really. addressing the underlying issues and/or activism you are, someone who's now involved in, helping other people what do, you do? what; kind of outreach do you
Marna Becky was saying that a lot of women of color have turned you know to really addressing the underlying issues and/or activism You are someone who's now involved in helping other people What; do you, do? What, kind of outreach do you
marna, becky was saying that a lot of women of color have turned, you know, to really addressing the underlying issues and/or activism. you are someone who's now involved in helping other people. what do you do? what kind of outreach do you do?
Well, what I've done is I began working with ANAD out of Chicago, and I help coordinate their online support network, trying to get those who struggle with eating disorders linked into the right resources for their particular geographic location, and I also have run a couple of online support forum boards so that women...
well what i've done is i began working with anad out, of chicago. and i help coordinate, their online support network trying to get those who struggle with eating disorders linked into the right resources for their particular geographic location and i also have run a couple of online support. forum boards so. that wome...
Well what I've done is, I began working with ANAD out of Chicago and I help coordinate their online support network trying to get; those who struggle with eating disorders linked into the right; resources for their particular geographic location and I also have run a couple of. online, support forum boards so that wome...
well, what i've done is i began working with anad out of chicago, and i help coordinate their online support network, trying to get those who struggle with eating disorders linked into the right resources for their particular geographic location, and i also have run a couple of online support forum boards so that women...
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Jester, excellent. Nigel, N-I-G-E-L. Something you might hear on the radio.
jester, excellent nigel n-i-g-e-l something you might hear on the
Jester excellent Nigel N-I-G-E-L Something you might hear on. the
jester, excellent. nigel, n-i-g-e-l. something you might hear on the radio.
One of the most exciting programs around is called The Body Positive in San Francisco. It's an empowerment program that includes producing videos and training adult and youth leaders to help combat body hatred and early-onset eating problems.
one of, the most exciting; programs around is called the body positive in san francisco. it's, an empowerment. program that includes producing videos and. training. adult and youth leaders to help combat body hatred and early-onset eating
One of the most exciting programs around is called The Body Positive in San Francisco It's an empowerment program that includes, producing videos and. training adult and youth leaders to. help combat body hatred and early-onset eating
one of the most exciting programs around is called the body positive in san francisco. it's an empowerment program that includes producing videos and training adult and youth leaders to help combat body hatred and early-onset eating problems.