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BLACK ITALIANS, 39 STORIES Métis

I get by Daniele Barbieri and the public the following interesting review

Even those who do not s'appassiona sport you will come across at least once in Fiona May. Great jumper in blue jersey, but also known for the tears and the "John I love you" on live TV after winning the world title in 2001. This spontaneity no one blames. Some other ideas instead deserve the banality of the sportswriters who for over 10 years did not lose the opportunity to reiterate that May has "gazelle legs." Behind the cliché suspect that there is a hint of racism. As confirmed by many other similar episodes, or worse, in sports. The Anglo-Jamaican
jumper has acquired Italian nationality by marriage (in a hurry, maybe some pressure of Athletics Federations]). Other "Black Italians: blacks in the national team athletes - so the headline this beautiful book published by Palombi - born or grew up here but that skin color, so little familiar to us, someone still restless. He wanted to take the issue head-Mauro Valeri: psycho-sociologist and therapist, sports fan and a nice writing, has directed the National Observatory on xenophobia for 4 years. This book, like its predecessor, is also a tribute to his son David, insulted because mestizo.

are 39 stories - mostly men - who Valeri offers. The choice is simple: all / i have worn the blue shirt or won major titles in Italy: 10 merits for boxing, athletics and 10 in 19 different sports [2 in basketball 2 football, 2 and 4 in the cricket sport much less known]. Nor are all: for example the missing basketball player Carlton Myers Olympics in Sydney was the flag carrier. Blacks, beige or white ... but almost all "black" Valeri because what interests him is clearly not the pigment but the idea that in Italy there is also a "color line" above which the injury.

And almost all these players with racism, open or insidious, had to reckon with. The hurdler Ashraf Saber, born in Italy, but with Egyptian father as Michael leg, Italian last name but "half-breed" for mother, the young Kvin Ojiaku el'oriundo Marcelo Damiao, the son of an immigrant [but born and raised in Bologna] as Ali and Kaja Abdulwahed Mouhaned Ali El Adib said Momo, Bolognese but also "I am a bastard" is defined by irony. I wonder if those roots and ravings of races - maybe hypocritical coated labels - to be considered doc Koura Kaba Fantoni Italian, who arrived here when he was 2, and Sara Sow was born in Emilia but sengalese father.

Stories dig deep but always framed in a much broader context of this [the discovery of athletes tasty blacks in blue shirt ... even in 1924] and beyond, though so large and sports.

This book should be read together with "The race in the field. For a history of black revolution in football [Edup, 2005] has already mentioned in the Charter and the subsequent text Valeri, spent some 'unseen' Report on racism and anti-racism in football [Panafrica, 2006] . Perhaps the first way is not it politically correct, but remember the author - citing Cornel West - "race continues to count on the racists and also for racialised. The 688 pages of 'The race field "kept what was promised in the title and back cover," helping to understand social phenomena "through the history of football. Few stories known [ Pele or Eusebio ] so many forgotten by Jose Andrade Lendra last goal of the 37 year-old Obdulio Varela or 'black italian' Dayo Joseph Oshadogan first Under 21 to wear the jersey but also the victim of insults racists of an arbitrator. If you struggled to find can be ordered at panafrica@tiscali.it .

many sports and life stories but also society, politics, economy "in the field The race" as in 382 pages of " Black Italians 'Biko, the martyr and the poet Aime Cesaire, the marron [ fugitive slaves ] , the revolt in 1695 of Zumbi, the massacre of Algerians in Paris in 1961, The fire that killed 22 May 1979 in Rome on Somali Hamed Ali Jamal. Three good books for sports and social history then. To read and run. Here at Charter have already made our proposal and now ... the tripled, it would be nice for the "boo" [ or much worse ] racist fans' companies rather than pay the fine the Football Association would be obliged to give, say, 12 000 copies of these books to libraries and sports clubs as well as cultural ones.

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TRAGEDY STRIKES THE COMMUNITY' OF BANGLADESH TO 5 DAYS OF ROME

last night in a building in Via Buonarroti in the Esquilino quarter in Rome has worn a tragedy that saw the death of a young Bangladeshi woman and her eight year old son, and fell from the fourth floor in the far attempt to escape the flames that had invaded their room. What some of the media were quick to define an "incident" would otherwise according to the testimonies of the other son of the victim and other residents of the apartment of the tragic consequence of an insane act of another tenant in the apartment that would be seen setting fire to the door of the room in which Mery and her children lived, and in which they were seeing on television.
Many immigrants from Bangladesh and other countries, along with the anti-racist associations and committees of struggle for the home, had therefore decided to give birth to a garrison on the corner of Piazza Vittorio and Via Buonarroti, demanding thorough investigation and identify those responsible and to show solidarity with her husband and son surviving in the meantime had made their statements in front of the Carabinieri, when the garrison was inexplicably charged in a violent manner by the police at the scene. We wonder who gave the order to attack in a manner so violent demonstrators, including women and children, desperately and against some of those present, that many have had to seek the medical care, a behavior which we will call on the authorities to respond.

It 's possible that Rome no longer feel the need to ascertain the truth and seek justice, and who you ask, still in shock over the incident, receiving beatings instead of answers? In the coming days, the Bangladeshi community will hold a public ceremony to remember the young Mery and his son, let them not feel alone.

Association of Bangladesh in Italy; Association without borders; ARCI Roma

Rome, January 13, 2007

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five days by the fire that destroyed about one third of the field of Via Triboniano and waiting, in a few weeks, the realization of what was promised by the City, that the placement of thirty containers (no more than already planned on December 19, well before then fire) those who had their homes destroyed, many people are forced to spend the night sleeping in cars parked in the vicinity all'adiaccio field or next to some fire.
Most of the persons concerned by the fire found in the hospitality shacks survived the same: an area already so highly concentrated population saw further growth of its density. The natural solidarity that has allowed at least have more than a shelter, even temporarily, must not prevent the institutions to seek a common solution, and fast, with the inhabitants of the camp for dozens of people that have no shelter. A solution to those who had destroyed their flimsy houses to overcome these weeks, keeping families together, so, among other things, allows a resumption of the school children the least traumatic possible.

January 4, 2007

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