Collective Punishment: Inciting A Pogrom.

A vicious, brutal attempt on a life was carried out on our streets last night which shocked, horrified and repulsed our city to its core. The perpetrator was arrested and is in custody thanks to th…

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You'll already understand this better than I do but, for anyone else reading, here are some notes on deindividuation, in which people lose their will to the collective will of the crowd. It's a powerful phenomenon, and we'd do well to understand it before attending a large demonstration or any other situation in which we can act anonymously.

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Today In Metal History 🤘 June 7th, 2026 🤘 RIOT, DEF LEPPARD, CHILDREN OF BODOM, BOSTON, THERION, WATAIN, TIAMAT

TALENT WE LOST / BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY R.I.P. Mark Reale (RIOT): June 7th, 1955 – January 25th, 2012 (aged 56 / photo credit above: Marko Syrjala) From the band: “Happy Birthday Mark! Your legacy forever Shines On!” HEAVY BIRTHDAYS Happy 64th Michael Cartellone (LYNYRD SKYNYRD, DAMN YANKEES) – June 7th, 1962 Happy 62nd Mats Karlssen (220

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Today in Labor History June 5, 1969: 250 imprisoned U.S. soldiers rioted at the military penal stockade at Fort Dix over barbarous conditions and the tortures being inflicted on them by the US military state. The majority were in prison for going AWOL, resisting the draft, or as conscientious objectors. Many were being held without trial. Their grievances included overcrowding, starvation, beatings, being chained to chairs, forced confessions, and participation in an unjust war. 38 of them were charged with inciting to riot. (Note the sign over the entrance to the prison: “Obedience to the Law is Freedom.” The photographer, David Fenton, called it Mussolini-like. It reminds me of the slogan over Auschwitz: “Work Sets You free.” Embarrassed, the military removed the sign soon after the photograph was published).

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Today in Labor History June 4, 1943: The Zoot Suit riots began in Los Angeles, with white soldiers attacking and stripping mostly Latino, but also some black, Italian and Filipino youth who wearing zoot suits. During this time, there was also a rise of pachuco culture among Latin youth. Chicano or pachuco jazz had become incredibly popular. Some of the great Pachuco band leaders included Lalo Guerrero, Don Tosti and Don Ramon Martinez.

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Today in Labor History June 3, 1943: The Zoot Suit riots began in Los Angeles, with white soldiers attacking and stripping mostly Latino, but also some black, Italian and Filipino youth, who wearing zoot suits. They did it in response to wartime propaganda vilifying the wearers of zoot suits as unpatriotic hoodlums. There was a government ban on zoot suits and other long, woolen articles of clothing because of war rationing. Additionally, the LA Times had been whipping up racial tensions by publishing propaganda associating Mexican and Hispanic youth with delinquency, particularly in the wake of the Sleepy Lagoon murder. Race riots also occurred that summer in Mobile, Beaumont, Detroit, Chicago, San Diego, Oakland, Philadelphia and New York City.

During the Great Depression, the U.S. had deported between 500,000 and 2 million Mexicans. Of the 3 million who remained, the largest concentration lived in Los Angeles. Because of discrimination, many were forced into jobs with below-poverty wages. And then, the U.S. military built a naval academy in the Latino community of Chavez Ravine, further exacerbating tensions.

Zoot suits (baggy pegged pants with a long, flamboyant jacket that reached the knees) became popular in the early 1940s, particularly among young African American men. It was associated with a sense of pride, individuality and rebellion against mainstream culture. The trend quickly made its way into the Hispanic and Filipino subcultures in southern California. During this time, there was also a rise of pachuco culture among Latin youth. Chicano or pachuco jazz had become incredibly popular. Some of the great Pachuco band leaders included Lalo Guerrero, Don Tosti and Don Ramon Martinez. Margarita Engle depicted The Zoot Suit riots in her young adult novel, Jazz Owls (2018), which she wrote in verse.

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⚠️ Riot pulled Breeze from matchmaking after boxes near A Shop stopped blocking utility, flashes, drones and projectiles literally go through and reveal team positions. BROKEN.

A Ryadinho clip clearly showed abilities behaving as if obstacles don't exist; Riot reacted fast, removing Breeze from all modes except customs and promising to return it with patch 12.11. It's the studio's second headache after patch 12.10, when devs briefly disa...

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