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division, and beret hat violence" on a global scale. With Hanson's election, Islamophobia has become politically salonf?hig ; and with it, a refurbished version of nativism aiming to "reclaim" Australia from the purveyors of multiculturalism to its rightful owners, the vast majority of honest, hardworking white "Aussie battlers."Latham's words were part of a larger discourse of "white male victimisation and disempowerment" which in recent years has morphed into white victimization tout court , promoted by far-right groups and politicians.

thinking is prevalent among populist-minded voters, ready to be mobilized by political entrepreneurs.And this Pauline Hanson and her acolytes have done. Take the question of climate change. Here, Hanson has repeatedly rejected the notion that humans are to blame for global warming. The only thing that big hats was man-made, she has maintained, was "the fear mongering about climate change," accusing the national Bureau of Meteorology of cooking data in such a fashion as to conform to "the global warming agenda.

blackmail" worthy of "a dictatorship." Hanson's comments were widely black bucket hat condemned by medical professionals and public officials alike, one noting that this was the case of "a popular politician with a significant following who's actually giving crazy, crazy medical advice."Unlike radical right-wing populism in Western Europe, Australia's Hansonism is largely a one-woman show, almost completely dependent on Hanson's personality and appeal. Yet her impact on both public discourse and politics in Australia has been and continues to be.

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an alcoholic ex-con struggling to do the right thing, and in an endearingly legitimate turn, Chris Rock as his therapy-group sponsor, "Hat" is the surprise of the spring, a risibly foul-mouthed takedown of all the sanctimony surrounding the various processes of recovery.The early publicity for Guirgis's play staged with style and acute intuition by Anna Shapiro suggested that the tills in the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre have not exactly been ringing. Whether it was the profanity in the title bobble hat or the competition.

and at times you can tell that he's not entirely comfortable taking on a chameleon's responsibilities. But Ralph is close enough to Rock in temperament and cynical outlook to make the transformation credible. And so in this case the star casting, these days far too much with us on Broadway, actually pays off.Understanding that this piece relies on our bonding with Joey he experiences as macabre and terrifying a war in France as any doughboy "War Horse" permits us to meet him as a

foal in the care of Numrich's sensitively assayed Albert.