In the interview, she claims that no one in our society wants to talk about race anymore, and that they are sick to death of it. In an interview with PBS, Jacobs mentioned that the goal of the book is to encourage people to talk more about race.
The novel challenges readers with provocative questions such as, “Is it bad to be brown?” and “Are white people afraid of brown people?” Jacobs says she believes that Trump uses racist rhetoric. In an interview with The Atlantic, the author claimed that the inspiration for the book came from her fear of Trump’s political ascendance. The graphic novel functions as a memoir of Jacobs’s life, inviting the reader to journey with her from her childhood in New Mexico to arguments with her Trump-supporting in-laws. The university also plans on having the author on campus for a book signing. In the statement, the university claims the book was selected largely for its ability to help facilitate understanding of “how our conversations can advance or inhibit equity, diversity, and social justice.” The book, which promotes a progressive perspective on race and culture, will serve as a basis of discussion during first-year seminars and introductory English classes. Mira Jacobs’s Good Talk was assigned an effort to encourage discussions about race and diversity among students, the university announced in a statement. The PTI said its legal team, under Barrister Abuzar Salman Khan Niazi, had initiated preparations and action would be taken against Patel under defamation and other laws.This year, incoming freshmen at Arcadia University are expected to a read a graphic novel that is meant to equip them with conversational tools to "advance" concepts like "equity, diversity, and social justice." “Imran has approved bringing the health minister, NAB, health ministry and Pims doctors to justice,” a statement issued by the party on Twitter said. Hours after Patel’s conference, the PTI issued a sharp rejoinder and said that it would pursue legal action against the health minister.
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The health minister also alleged that the initial report of Imran’s urine sample showed the presence of toxic chemicals, “the likes of alcohol and cocaine”.īut he said the government would not reach any conclusion until the proportions and concentrations of the sample’s constituents did not arrive.Īfter that, the health minister said, possible action such as the registration of a first information report could be taken against Imran. The health minister said that he would write a letter to the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council - which he claimed is the regulatory body related to hospitals and doctors and had a disciplinary committee present to take action against fake and wrong practices - seeking summons for the doctors who had recommended a plaster on Imran’s leg. “Why did he then carry around a plaster on his leg for the past five to six months?” However, Patel claimed that contrary to Imran’s claims, he did not have a fracture in his leg. It should be noted that the PTI chief sustained bullet injuries in his leg during an assassination attempt in Wazirabad last year. He also said that Imran’s medical tests had no mention of a fracture on the ex-premier’s leg. Talking to the media in Karachi today, Patel said: “The medical report says, ‘When we analysed him and examined him, his behaviour wasn’t that of a mentally fit and sane man but questionable and some actions were such that a normal sane man wouldn’t do those’.” However, the certificate also declared Imran’s higher mental function to be “intact”, clinical status as “stable” and termed him “fit” for detention by the accountability watchdog. There are some inappropriate gestures,” it added. The report, a copy of which is available with, said there was “extensive anger/anxiety about the events happening in the last few weeks.
The PTI chief was whisked away from the Islamabad High Court premises by paramilitary forces on May 9, leading to violent protests nationwide. He said the report showed the results of Imran’s tests conducted while he was under the National Accountability Bureau’s custody earlier this month. The report - prepared by a five-member Pims panel of Dr Rizwan Taj, Dr Sajid Zaki Chowhan, Dr Irshad Hussain, Dr Asfand Yar Khan and Dr Syed Mehdi Hassan Naqvi - was shared by Health Minister Abdul Qadir Patel in a press conference. A medical fitness certificate of PTI Chairman Imran Khan, prepared by the Pakistan Institute of Medical Science (Pims) post-arrest and released to the media on Friday, claimed that the former prime minister appears “under stress with anxiety symptoms” and had “little insight about the seriousness and reality of the current situation”.
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