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Minorities in Donald Trump's America/World Diabetes Day Written by Rich Copeland - Producer, Smart Talk | Nov 14, 2016 3:00 AM imgComments
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Ted Martin - Executive Director, Equality PA/Salaam Bhatti - Deputy Spokesperson, Ahmadiyya Muslim Community/Gloria Vazquez Merrick - Executive Director, Latino Hispanic American Community Center of Greater Harrisburg
The 2016 presidential race included more acidic talk than any in late memory. The Republican Candidate, President-Elect Donald Trump assembled his stage on shoring up the southern outskirt and getting serious about illicit settlers. He proposed a prohibition on Muslims entering the nation. The Republican stage incorporates stripping without end the privilege to marriage for gay couples, not permitting transgendered Americans to utilize their preferred offices, notwithstanding permitting guardians to constrain their gay youngsters into "transformation treatment" - a practice contradicted by the Obama organization.
These crusade focuses are currently of worry to those gatherings as Trump gets ready to expect the administration this January.
We will converse with pioneers in the Islamic, Latino and LGBT people group about their worries and what they are got notification from Pennsylvanians in regards to this move of force.
Going along with us to examine these issues are Salaam Bhaati, Deputy Spokesperson for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and Ted Martin, Executive Director of Equality Pennsylvania and Gloria Vazquez Merrick, Executive Director for the Latino Hispanic American Community Center of Greater Harrisburg.
Additionally, today is World Diabetes Day - initially perceived by the International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) in 1991, the day was set up to address worries about the developing danger of diabetes on world wellbeing.
415 million grown-ups live with diabetes - one in two grown-ups with diabetes is undiscovered and the objective of the IDF is to encourage one million individual screenings for Type 2 Diabetes through group association and an online networking effort.
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Dr. Renu Joshi - Endocrinologist, PinnacleHealth/Dr. Loren Robinson - Deputy Secretary, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Pennsylvania Department of Health
Joining Smart Talk to examine World Diabetes Day and the effect the illness has on Pennsylvanians are Dr. Loren Robinson, Deputy Secretary for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Dr. Renu Joshi, an Endocrinologist at PinnacleHealth.
Messages
On Trump Presidency:
I haven't heard anybody say the way that numerous latinos hold up decades to go to the US lawfully, frequently then families being torn separated on the grounds that some relatives no longer meet all requirements for a visa (kids age out once they get to be grown-ups). From direct discussions I know there isn't much sensitivity from these legitimate foreigners for those coming illicitly.
- Catherine
Jimmey Kimmel did a play on the phases of melancholy and I think it was proper to this circumstance, however the last one is acknowledgment.
I am fortunate as I am a white lady thus it may make it simpler for me to state this in any case, I acknowledge that Donald Trump won the administration.
As the appointive school played out, a greater amount of the nation picked him.
It offends me that I am not going to get my direction but rather I must resist the urge to panic (reference to the english motto planned).
I trust that protestors and dissentors need to concentrate on things that can be changed in the following 4 years; I think one thing that should be re-assessed is the appointive school.
Two circumstances in this century the mainstream vote had an alternate outcome than the constituent school and this century has not been here long and it appears that something should be changed.
I trust that in the following 4 years some solid and brilliant pioneers develop with the goal that we don't have similar options next presidential decision.
- anon
In this present morning's discussion about individuals' feelings of trepidation with respect to a Trump administration it might be useful to remember these things:
1. A great deal of talk gets communicated in crusades that never gets actualized.
2. Maybe we ought to stop our feelings of trepidation instead of support and mix them up until we see something considerable to dread then we can manage it.
- Gene
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witfSmart TalkMinorities in Donald Trump's America/World Diabetes Day
Savvy Talk
Savvy Talk is a day by day, live, intuitive program highlighting discussions with newsmakers and specialists in an assortment of fields and investigating an extensive variety of issues and thoughts, including the economy, legislative issues, human services, training, culture, and the earth. Shrewd Talk affectation experience each week day at 9 a.m. on WITF's 89.5 and 93.3.
Listen to Smart Talk live online from 9-10 a.m. weekdays and at 7 p.m. (Rehash of 9 a.m. program)
Have: Scott LaMar
Minorities in Donald Trump's America/World Diabetes Day Written by Rich Copeland - Producer, Smart Talk | Nov 14, 2016 3:00 AM imgComments
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Ted Martin - Executive Director, Equality PA/Salaam Bhatti - Deputy Spokesperson, Ahmadiyya Muslim Community/Gloria Vazquez Merrick - Executive Director, Latino Hispanic American Community Center of Greater Harrisburg
The 2016 presidential race included more acidic talk than any in late memory. The Republican Candidate, President-Elect Donald Trump assembled his stage on shoring up the southern outskirt and getting serious about illicit settlers. He proposed a prohibition on Muslims entering the nation. The Republican stage incorporates stripping without end the privilege to marriage for gay couples, not permitting transgendered Americans to utilize their preferred offices, notwithstanding permitting guardians to constrain their gay youngsters into "transformation treatment" - a practice contradicted by the Obama organization.
These crusade focuses are currently of worry to those gatherings as Trump gets ready to expect the administration this January.
We will converse with pioneers in the Islamic, Latino and LGBT people group about their worries and what they are got notification from Pennsylvanians in regards to this move of force.
Going along with us to examine these issues are Salaam Bhaati, Deputy Spokesperson for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and Ted Martin, Executive Director of Equality Pennsylvania and Gloria Vazquez Merrick, Executive Director for the Latino Hispanic American Community Center of Greater Harrisburg.
Additionally, today is World Diabetes Day - initially perceived by the International Diabetes Foundation (IDF) in 1991, the day was set up to address worries about the developing danger of diabetes on world wellbeing.
415 million grown-ups live with diabetes - one in two grown-ups with diabetes is undiscovered and the objective of the IDF is to encourage one million individual screenings for Type 2 Diabetes through group association and an online networking effort.
Untitled outline (60).png
Dr. Renu Joshi - Endocrinologist, PinnacleHealth/Dr. Loren Robinson - Deputy Secretary, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Pennsylvania Department of Health
Joining Smart Talk to examine World Diabetes Day and the effect the illness has on Pennsylvanians are Dr. Loren Robinson, Deputy Secretary for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the Pennsylvania Department of Health and Dr. Renu Joshi, an Endocrinologist at PinnacleHealth.
Messages
On Trump Presidency:
I haven't heard anybody say the way that numerous latinos hold up decades to go to the US lawfully, frequently then families being torn separated on the grounds that some relatives no longer meet all requirements for a visa (kids age out once they get to be grown-ups). From direct discussions I know there isn't much sensitivity from these legitimate foreigners for those coming illicitly.
- Catherine
Jimmey Kimmel did a play on the phases of melancholy and I think it was proper to this circumstance, however the last one is acknowledgment.
I am fortunate as I am a white lady thus it may make it simpler for me to state this in any case, I acknowledge that Donald Trump won the administration.
As the appointive school played out, a greater amount of the nation picked him.
It offends me that I am not going to get my direction but rather I must resist the urge to panic (reference to the english motto planned).
I trust that protestors and dissentors need to concentrate on things that can be changed in the following 4 years; I think one thing that should be re-assessed is the appointive school.
Two circumstances in this century the mainstream vote had an alternate outcome than the constituent school and this century has not been here long and it appears that something should be changed.
I trust that in the following 4 years some solid and brilliant pioneers develop with the goal that we don't have similar options next presidential decision.
- anon
In this present morning's discussion about individuals' feelings of trepidation with respect to a Trump administration it might be useful to remember these things:
1. A great deal of talk gets communicated in crusades that never gets actualized.
2. Maybe we ought to stop our feelings of trepidation instead of support and mix them up until we see something considerable to dread then we can manage it.
- Gene
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