Ce ne sont que des mots runit trois articles, Diffamation et discrimination , Harclement sexuel et harclement racial et galit et libert d’expression . L’auteure analyse la faon dont la pornographie, aux tats Unis, est protge par le premier amendement de la Constitution : en la considrant comme une forme d’expression, c’est dire comme une pense, des mots et non des actes, les juges en font non un acte de discrimination, mais une parole diffamatoire. Or, dans la pornographie se joue un rapport de forces dissymtrique o la femme est domine, et ce qui est en jeu alors, ce n’est pas que des mots , c’est un acte de discrimination rel (l’auteure nous rappelle en effet que, au del du terrible contexte dans lequel les films sont fabriqus, le visionnage de ces films a des consquences catastrophiques)..

Previously unreleased footage of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot shown during Wednesday impeachment proceedings left Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R Alaska) “angry,” “disturbed,” and “sad,” she told reporters Wednesday night. Shetty,Achyuth Kumar,Prakash Raj,Puneeth Rajkumar,Sadhu Kokila,Sudha Rani,Vasishta N. SimhaA film that touches the subject of demonetization in Kannada, and revolves around an honest police officer and a small time conman who end up crossing paths at a time when the two are in dire need of money.Popcorn Monkey TigerStar: Dhananjaya,Nivedhitha,Amrutha Iyengar,Sapthami GowdaPopcorn Monkey Tiger is a film that unintentionally glorifies the underworld in more ways than oneShivaji Surathkal: The Case Of Ranagiri RahasyaStar: Ramesh Aravind,Radhika Narayan,Avinash,Ramesh Pandit,Raaghu Ramanakoppa,Rohith BhanuprakashShivaji Surathkal tries to pay homage to Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot, with a story that seems to have a good stock of twists and turns to keep the plot engagingStar: Prajwal Devaraj,Nishvika Naidu,Tabla Nani,Bharat Kalyan,Sanchari Vijay,Hanumanthe Gowdar,Aruna BalarajBharat suffers from Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, which gives him only six hours awake in a day. But he has his routine neatly chalked out..

WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for states coast to coast to legalize betting on sports, breaking a longtime ban and creating a potential financial boon for states and the gambling industry. States that want to take advantage of the ruling now will generally have to pass legislation to allow sports books to open. Americans wager about $150 billion on sports each year illegally, according to the American Gaming Association.