corner, and that amazing culture critic with me today. erica cobbe, co-host of the come back of america chabad casten, michelle fissures here, she s the host of the head line relaunch with michelle fisher. the sports world spoke about gun violence in america, we saw him be a head coach steve kerr, make a really emotional plea for action. and then there was san francisco giants manager gabe kaplan, he said that he s actually protesting national anthem until the direction of the country improves. he added in a recent blog post that quote, every time i placed my hand over my heart and remove my hat, i m participating in a self congressional glorification of the only country where these mass shootings take place. erica, what s your reaction to how the sports world is voicing their frustration over tuesday s attack? well, first of all thank you so much for having me on. you, know when we talk about
story, and norrie s critique of artist using to legacy outlets, or legacy media for, why not have there for both. there are different audiences according depending on who s interviewing a, look platform it is, and if you re trying to sell records, tell your story, or do whatever you want to be able to reach as many people as possible. , so maybe disagree a little bit with him because i think that if an artist wants to, an artist entertainer wants to have the biggest impact, that they shouldn t can kind of speak to everybody. that way the culture lives on beyond just the parameters of the culture. all, right erica, michelle thank you for coming to culture. corn, x symone on the history of memorial day. stay with us. on the histor on the histor of
Members of the MIT community gathered on the steps of the Stratton Student Center on May 17 to support each other in the wake of yet another mass shooting targeting the Black community, this time in Buffalo, New York. As MIT President L. Rafael Reif
Members of the MIT community gathered on the steps of the Stratton Student Center on May 17 to support each other in the wake of yet another mass shooting targeting the Black community, this time in Buffalo, New York. As MIT President L. Rafael Reif
An MIT community vigil came together on May 17 in solidarity to acknowledge the victims of the Buffalo, New York, mass shooting, and to support one another in standing against hate.