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| Zaxbys Recruits Duke Basketball Stars For Transfer Portal Loyalty Promotion 03/2 |
| Posted on Tuesday, March 24 @ 00:01:16 PDT (5 reads) | |
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By teresa buyikian , 7 hours ago zaxbys is hoping its latest dry rubs lineup will inspire customers to switch teams when it comes to their chicken qsr loyalty.
the brand has tapped top three college basketball players, all of whom are transferring their loyalty to zaxbys,” to encourage customers to do the same. Cameron boozer is power forward, his brother cayden boozer is point guard, and khamenia is freshman forward, all for the duke blue devils team.
a “transfer portal” is now available in the zaxbys app, where new zax rewardz members can also declare their newfound loyalty to the chain. The first 100,000 new zax rewardz sign-ups through the transfer portal will receive a sign-on bonus” of several free food options from the chain’s dry rub menu with the purchase of any size drink.
“every march, players hit the transfer portal. This year, chicken fans should too,” said patrick schwing, zaxbys cmo, in a press release. “With the permanent addition of dry rubs to the zaxbys roster, were opening our version of the transfer portal for anyone ready to upgrade their gameday meal. Loyalty isnt automatic — its earned.”
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the brand rolled out its new dry rubs menu last month, featuring garlic parmesan, nashville hot and lemon pepper options.
zaxbys has also launched a boozer brothers digital-exclusive meal, which includes nashville hot chicken fingerz, lemon pepper wings, garlic parm fries and a small lemonade. The brothers star in online videos promoting the transfer portal and meal, such as seen here , where they joke around with khamenia and tout their favorite zaxbys flavors.
the loyalty transfer promotion runs through april 6. |
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| Envestnet Elevate 2026: Nick Saban Announced as Keynote Speaker |
| Posted on Tuesday, March 24 @ 00:01:16 PDT (4 reads) | |
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Envestnet, the leading adaptive wealthtech company, has revealed the distinguished keynote speaker who will address thousands of attendees at envestnet elevate 2026, taking place may 19-20 at the phoenix convention center in phoenix, az.
as the premier wealth management event, elevate 2026 is designed to help rias, advisors and home office leaders accelerate growth by equipping them to meet every moment – whether thats a trading decision, portfolio rebalance, performance report, or a client milestone like buying a home, funding college or preparing for retirement.
register now for complimentary access to attend envestnet elevate 2026.
in todays competitive and constantly evolving wealth management landscape, growth belongs to the firms that can meet every moment — both their own and their clients — with clarity, confidence, and control, said chris todd, chief executive officer of envestnet. As ai reshapes our industry, advisors have an extraordinary opportunity to anticipate whats next, simplify complexity, and focus on higher order activities. Elevate is where this and our adaptive wealthtech comes to life, giving advisors the tools they need to grow and to deliver truly holistic advice for their clients.
envestnet elevate 2026 keynote speaker:
nick saban, legendary, hall of fame football coach, espy icon award winner, emmy award winner. Over 28 seasons as a collegiate head coach, he built championship programs defined by discipline, preparation and execution. He coached the university of alabamas football team to six national championships and won a seventh national championship as a head coach at louisiana state university. Sabans uncompromising dedication to excellence earned him a 297-71-1 (.806) record, and a reputation as an outstanding tactician, leader, organizer, and motivator. Now a commentator and analyst for espns college gameday program, saban also served as head coach of the national football leagues miami dolphins, as well as michigan state university and the university of toledo.
nick saban will discuss the advisors standard: leadership, discipline, and building a practice that wins on may 20, 2026, at 4:00 p.M. He will be joined on stage by chris todd, chief executive officer of envestnet. In this conversation, mr. Saban will share the principles behind his renowned process mindset, and how advisors can apply those principles to build resilient, growth-oriented practices that consistently win in a competitive marketplace.
elevate 2026 agenda highlights
the jam-packed elevate 2026 agenda designed to help advisors drive growth includes:
- keynotes from envestnet executive leadership
- 6 thought-provoking panel discussions
- 60+ hours of reporting & trading hands-on training
- 6 hours of cfp® and cima® continuing education (ce) credit
- extensive peer-networking opportunities
the 42+ breakout sessions throughout elevate 2026 are organized into four tracks aligned with advisors most important client and practice priorities:
- scale, efficiency, and growth through unified managed account technology
- unlocking the full potential of envestnets wealthtech platform
- winning high-net-worth clients: strategies for growth
- adopting practice management strategies and understanding industry trends (which offers ce credits)
in addition, on may 18, the day before elevate begins, attendees can participate in several pre-conference workshops:
- high-net-worth practice management workshop
- tamarac user group — a forum for feedback and peer discussion on trading, reporting, and crm tools
- tamarac university express — receive hands-on training for trading, reporting, and crm tools
- moneyguide user group workshop
from integrated managed account solutions and ai-powered intelligence to sophisticated trading tools and performance reporting, elevate showcases how envestnets platform enables advisors to anticipate whats ahead, simplify complexity, and seize opportunity — strategically, operationally, and competitively.
for firms scaling their infrastructure and advisors navigating the unique needs of every client, elevate is where adaptive wealthtech becomes a lasting competitive advantage — transforming the ability to meet every moment into sustained growth.
the complete envestnet elevate 2026 schedule can be viewed at https://www.Envestnet.Com/event/elevate/glance/. |
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| No. 25 Baseball Set for Tuesday Contest Against HCU - Texas A&M Athletics - 12th |
| Posted on Tuesday, March 24 @ 00:01:16 PDT (3 reads) | |
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No. 25 baseball set for tuesday contest against hcu
mar 23, 2026 | baseball
bryan-college station – the no. 25 texas a&m baseball team closes out a five-game homestand tuesday with a 6 p.M. Contest against hcu from olsen field at blue bell park.
the midweek bout will broadcast on sec network+ and may be heard locally on 1150 am/93.7 fm the zone. Fans may follow along through
tuesdays matchup marks the 16th all-time matchup between the aggies (18-5) and the huskies (11-12), with the maroon & white holding a 15-0 record. All prior meetings between the clubs have been played inside the friendly confines of blue bell park. The last time the two teams matched up came in 2025, where the aggies outlasted the huskies, 7-2.
the aggie offense is powered by
the maroon & white are coming off the first home sec series of the season against then-no. 7, georgia, falling to the bulldogs two games to one. The aggies salvaged the series finale in an 18-5 run-rule victory, which was highlighted by a six-rbi performance from
offensively, the aggies rank inside the top 20 national ranks in batting average (.323), on-base percentage (.457), slugging percentage (.560), runs scored (221) and walks (150).
the maroon & white pitching leads all programs nationwide with 2.56 walks allowed per nine innings and ranks third strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.70).
promotions at the ballpark
12th man rewards punch card: check in with 12th man rewards at 3 of the 11 midweek home games during the season and receive a free texas a&m rope flat brim cap.
gameday parking:
fans are encouraged to make plans to arrive early and exhibit patience for the expected traffic and parking congestion around blue bell park. Multiple parking options are available for fans this season:
for a comprehensive look at the gameday experience (tickets, parking, tailgating, etc.) At blue bell park, visit our
follow the aggies
visit for more information on texas a&m baseball. Fans can keep up to date with the a&m baseball team on facebook, instagram and x by following @aggiebaseball.
the midweek bout will broadcast on sec network+ and may be heard locally on 1150 am/93.7 fm the zone. Fans may follow along through
live statsor on x, @aggiebaseball.Tuesdays matchup marks the 16th all-time matchup between the aggies (18-5) and the huskies (11-12), with the maroon & white holding a 15-0 record. All prior meetings between the clubs have been played inside the friendly confines of blue bell park. The last time the two teams matched up came in 2025, where the aggies outlasted the huskies, 7-2.
the aggie offense is powered by
caden sorrell, who leads the team with a .393 batting average, .857 slugging percentage and 11 home runs. The junior outfielders 38 rbi lead the sec and is tied for eighth-most nationally.The maroon & white are coming off the first home sec series of the season against then-no. 7, georgia, falling to the bulldogs two games to one. The aggies salvaged the series finale in an 18-5 run-rule victory, which was highlighted by a six-rbi performance from
nico partida. The freshman infielder hit his first home run in sec play against georgia in sundays contest, which also marked the first grand slam of his career.Offensively, the aggies rank inside the top 20 national ranks in batting average (.323), on-base percentage (.457), slugging percentage (.560), runs scored (221) and walks (150).
the maroon & white pitching leads all programs nationwide with 2.56 walks allowed per nine innings and ranks third strikeout-to-walk ratio (3.70).
promotions at the ballpark
12th man rewards punch card: check in with 12th man rewards at 3 of the 11 midweek home games during the season and receive a free texas a&m rope flat brim cap.
gameday parking:
fans are encouraged to make plans to arrive early and exhibit patience for the expected traffic and parking congestion around blue bell park. Multiple parking options are available for fans this season:
- texas a&m permit holders may park for free in lots 100e, 100f, and 100g on a space available basis beginning 2.5 hours pregame. Click
herefor more info. - Purchase parking in advance - prepay parking may be purchased for individual games. Reserve your parking for the game now and know youll have a space waiting for you. Click
herefor more info. - General parking is available on gameday for $5 - cash and card payments accepted.
- accessible parking is available in lot 102 for $5 or free for texas a&m permit holders.
- shuttle buses will be available to ada guest starting 2 hours before first pitch and 1 hour postgame. Pick up will be on olsen blvd in front of lot 102 to the plaza of blue bell park.
for a comprehensive look at the gameday experience (tickets, parking, tailgating, etc.) At blue bell park, visit our
a to zguide.Follow the aggies
visit for more information on texas a&m baseball. Fans can keep up to date with the a&m baseball team on facebook, instagram and x by following @aggiebaseball.
players mentioned
georgia postgame: michael earley, nico partida, aiden sims
sunday, march 22
highlights: a&m 18, georgia 5
sunday, march 22
georgia postgame: michael earley, grant cunningham
saturday, march 21
georgia preview: michael earley, chris hacopian, bear harrison
thursday, march 19 |
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| NCAA Tournament Highlights: 9 Utah State vs 1 Arizona Stream of NCAA Basketball |
| Posted on Monday, March 23 @ 00:00:09 PDT (15 reads) | |
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| Toyin Agbetu - A Return to Action (Seminar) |
| Posted on Monday, March 23 @ 00:00:09 PDT (15 reads) | |
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Anthropology
toyin agbetu
a return to action (seminar)
a discussion revisiting the values of action anthropology
dr toyin agbetu, (lecturer in social and political anthropology at ucl) revisits action anthropology, arguing although anthropology is centred around the study of humanity, in its applied and military guises, it is not necessarily egalitarian, equitable or activist. Historically, these forms of the discipline have worn a cloak of liberalism tied to extractive academic institutions and government agendas that are structurally violent. The solutions offered for existing social injustices are typically produced using a top-down approach, framed and defended under the banner of humanitarianism.
when the scholar-activist sol tax conceptualised action anthropology in 1958, he advocated for a radical approach. One that would enable anthropologists to work collaboratively with organic intellectuals from local communities seeking to solve their own problems and control their own cultural resources on their own terms. Today, the children of action anthropology go by names like collaborative anthropology, engaged anthropology, decolonising anthropology and participatory action research. However, is our ability and willingness to intervene at the community’s discretion and, most importantly, direction still intact?
https://www.Youtube.Com/watch?V=m3aflinctnk
good evening everyone. We’ve got a really special talk tonight with tu, who is a lecturer of political and social anthropology here at ucl. And he has also been for many years a community activist, and involved in, legal, the, human rights organization, pan-african human rights organization, to, so toying is struggling with this scholar activist approach, or rather not struggling.
he’s embodying the scholar activist approach and he’s going to be talking about it in relation to the traditions of action anthropology, which is something very close to radical anthropology’s heart.
so i’m gonna talk, i’m gonna hand over to toya now and try to keep him in the zoom cam, but if he’s not, he’s got some fantastic, media for you.
thank you very much for that lovely mind invitation.
probably mind because i don’t block it.
this is gonna be an interactive presentation as well, and i’ll try to keep it short.
those of how i lecture knows that they can actually go over time.
so i really want this to be a discussion. So, but first of all, when i say it’s an interactive, presentation, it means that you can use your phone to use your tablets, your laptops, and if you have them, it’s really actually advised what you can do right now is go to mentee.
so if you type that in and then use that code 1 9 5 7 7 6 2 5, and you can do that on zoom as well. So if you, if you can see the code, go to mei com and type in 1 9 5 7 7 6 2 5.
it’s lovely to have you here. If i sound a little bit pause, i’m a little bit tired, but, i’m excited to talk about formal lectures today. A passionate yes, it’s been quite intensive today to have, you all here. I tend to start, everything i do lectures, discussions, workshops for a piece of music.
so that’s what i’m gonna do. It’s no change. Yeah.
so what i’m gonna ask you to do is just listen to the song, and then just kind of like take some notes in your mind, kind of what it invokes, what the words, what the visuals, what, what kind of comes out, what, what hits you. Because after the song happens, i’m gonna, or finishes, i’m gonna ask you to share those using that code, menti code, so we can, we can discuss it. Is is that clear to everyone? Sorry, tanya. Can you just say that again for zoom people? It was, was it mensey.Com? I’ve got the number, but i just don’t have the entire, the, we can’t see the top of your screen, so we can’t, a lot of us would love to access that here in zoom. So it’s cy so it’s, i’ll put it inside a chat, so, oh, wonderful.
would you, that’d be great for everyone.
is, 1 9 5 7.
awesome.
7 6 2 5. Is that my, yes, it’s, that’s why i hate those things. At least it’s better than breaking wind.
okay. Is that, is that okay? That looks great. I’m gonna try that now and if it’s any trouble, i’ll, i’ll shout back.
okay. Actually, because if you go on menti.Com, then you can actually use the browser to see the slides directly so it actually be a better image using menti than it is actually getting through here. Right? So, awesome. It’s really advise that you kind of like, try, try that approach.
okay, let’s go. I’m gonna play this song.
hopefully we’ve got some bass in this room because i do like my base. You on the street.
so is g i g i is g i g g, okay. Earth is ghetto. Like i said, there’s no right or wrong answer to this one. What did it invoke? What did the words, what did the videos, what did it make you feel? Feel what came to mind? Did you like the theme? Did you not like the theme? Did you like the bead? Did you like the tune? Was it rhythmic? Was it not? Whatever comes to mind. What really what, what share some words. I should also say as well, is that what i normally do as well is, is is provide a, is that me? It may be the microphone feedback. Is it one, two? Okay. I have no idea. Well, we’ll keep going.
it’s still, but don’t move. Okay.
so i also like to say is, well that’s gonna irritate me. The microphone feedback.
what i’ll do, i’ll clip it here. Hopefully you can still, can you still hear me with the mic? If it’s there? Is that, is that okay? So that’s work.
either switch it up, let’s switch it up and just shut, let’s speak out.
sure.
yeah.
i, i prefer inclusivity as opposed a little bit discomfort. So, okay. We’ll see how it goes for a little bit more. Alright, let’s go through some of the words. Yeah, you’re right. I’ll switch office.
this gonna drive me crazy. Okay, i’ll try and speak a bit louder.
it’s not really, so the first thing i was gonna say before i was really interrupted by the technology, is that these are very challenging times right now. Geopolitically there’s a lot of problems going on in the world, and generally with the themes that i discuss anyway, i ask students and everyone who’s listening to generally be sensitive recognize that while we’re here in this space, that we are actually in active learning community, we’re working together.
so couple of baseline values, being sensitive, having empathy, speaking with clarity and honesty. Okay, so i hope everyone’s okay with that.
is, is, is that agreed? Does everyone agreeable with that man? Can we be angry as well? Definitely can be angry as well, but as long as we are recognizing that we don’t wanna cause harm to anyone who’s inside a room, and that would be respectful of each other’s opinions and feelings. Okay.
can i hear anyone? You’re very silent right now. Yeah. Thank you.
it’s really important we have new technologists.
you’re not gonna be able to hide in this presentation, in this discussion with you. I, i don’t run like that. Okay, so let’s see the words you’ve come up with. Okay. Knowledge, global warming, childhood toxicity, division, trapped, sadness and future. These are all very powerful words. Very glued for, i like this joy of singing. It is a contradiction isn’t, it’s such a beautiful rhythm and it’s very joyous.
but actually what it’s talking about is things like ation and hopelessness and suburban usa. Does anyone wanna share anything? Ah, generational wisdom.
they can pick that up. That’s really important. That last scene.
that was very important. Most people miss that one.
does anyone wanna share anything that they, and over here anyone wanna share? One of the words that they, that they put up here? I don’t wanna single anyone out.
i’m trying to be a better toy and i normally pick on people, anyone want to make a comment on any words that they’re shared or we might as well just be back in rows and, and it all seem rather well healed. I mean, very nice ice cream and very crushed cars and, it all seem rather, affluent. Yeah, aesthetically it was quite pristine, wasn’t it? But the themes that were being shared certainly weren’t, they’re actually talking about transcendence, really escaping all, which is something i hope that we don’t do this whole today.
this whole talk is actually about the opposite of that.
what can we do to prevent us trying to escape all those things? Is that a hand up at the back that i can see? Yeah. Thank you for sharing that and that was a really nice touch as well because we often talk about generational generational trauma, but we, we sometimes forget that we also transport transform and transfer wisdom and ways to actually work around some of these challenges that we face.
that’s just as important a ritual and a process as it is us learning strategies to cope with the trauma that we experience. Okay, i’m gonna move on to the next slide. Now, today’s session really is about action anthropology. And, even though i’m gonna talk about dr. Sot tax, who actually coined the phrase, and actually it’s, it’s, it’s, it’s founding, if you wanna put call it that it’s not really a talk, it’s not really a discussion about sot tax.
it’s really about the principles behind this approach.
cause they have changed and they’ve been inculcated in different strategies of across that anthropology. So this is some of the basic, information that you need to know. It is pioneered by sot tax. It emerged in the 1950s from the university of chicago to recognized that simulation was not a universal pan for all, aminian communities, indigenous peoples. It inve the approach to support the ambitions of marginalized communities for self-determination and cultural persistence, and more importantly, adopted a reflective approach to improve anthropology, developing better intercultural relations and this is a really core component, about action anthropology. Does anyone have any questions? Any comments you really do need to be, engaged in this to get the best out this does? Anyone else? Any questions and comments? I mean, i’m gonna move from slides and we’re gonna have a general conversation. He was an economic anthropologist as well, which is really interesting, comes from an economic background. Hands up.
i guess i have a question more about his background too. Did he, was he like very traditionally privileged to, did he, like, where did he get the sense of, do ? Okay, that’s a hard one. I mean, for me to ask, i’m not historian. He, he, he was, he was a product of the academy, so all of his work took place within the academy. So, and it’s, it’s quite a paradox. So even though his work was actually, kind of like the antithesis of what the academy often stood for, he did all his work within it and so he’s literally embodiment of being inside the system to his job. It, it’s really strange because often we, we hear the quote by audrey lord about you can’t the master the master tools when actually that’s often taken out of its total context of what she meant it and even though the principle has some, we need all tactics as an activist, we’ll talk about like, like a repertoire, like a whole collective of different strategies to do it.
so i can’t answer specific question about his childhood and his upbringing, but what i could say he was a privileged actor, in a sense that he had a university salary, that he was quite a lot ill and got journals. But he used that, that, that privilege to actually engage in this practice. Okay. Anyone else please? But chicago remember also that it’s quite, it’s quite commonly for lots of people who are seemingly establishment types in chicago educational institutions to actually say, look, we’ve got to improve people’s, we’ve got to learn from the learning skills.
so i love this is the number of large number of people around at that time who were doing that sort of thing.
there were, but there’s also a contradiction in that. Yeah, it’s quite interesting. That’s, they see, they look quite establishment when you actually look at what they’re doing.
it’s, they’re trying to empower everybody. They’re saying, look, i’ve managed to get here because i’ve been lucky. Yeah.
but not everyone’s like me, but i have the ability to say, okay, how do you teach people? How do you empower people? So that’s what we’ve gotta do.
okay, thank you.
you have a direct question to your point zoom as well. Can you repeat what the comments are for the zoom? Oh, so they’re involved, right? Sorry. Okay. Yeah, and they might have comments too.
ah, god. Okay. Multitasking. Oh dear. Okay. Oh, and we do have some words about the video. Thank you charlotte as well.
hopeful from seen, from a deep space disassociation. Okay.
i’ll try to be a bit more, oh, you’ve got someone in the waiting room.
okay. I’m not, no, it’s alright. The answer can do that. Okay.
if it switch between i can try and help as well. Right. Okay. Now i am really disorientated, i’m sorry.
no, that’s a question. You had a question here. I think it’s more a question to you.
so to what extent do you think representation of this was kind of like, was seem legitimate from the marginalized communities? Because obviously who would differ from people who would represent? So do you think they would see him like legitimate represents? I think we’ve gotta be aware of first, i think we’ve gotta be aware of reading things backwards and remember what was the time period that all of this was happening and we, 1888 nineties, where there were lots of people who have come from privilege and that more recently, well, we realize, okay, i was lucky, now i have to go back and that was just the way they were brought up. Okay.
so we have to empower people to think that chicago went from being somewhere that was quite small in village and it was growing because it was essentially a distribution hub. And so people, people realize, okay, it’s, i can empower more people to help people move stuff in one place from the ships off the boats on the trains and to, and to make sure that they were evening classes and there were technical colleges. Technical schools because part of, there were lots of people who created technical co high schools where you didn’t just learn anything like geography, three maps. You actually learn how to do, hand across, and technical skills and talk to business people. There were, in close the white and black community, but i’m just gonna use them because that’s, i have friends on the south side chicago and they talked about it. They had, they replicated organizations that might seem to be like private professional class for men. They did it on the other side.
of course they were where you could, you could join together and say, okay, well we’ve got these skills, let’s empower everyone else so everyone else can have an education that everyone else can what they want to do. And just, and that’s what they thought.
they didn’t think about, oh yes, i’m privileged. I can do what i want. I, i reached this point where i actually, i have all this possibility for doing more of my time, more than just making sure i have enough to buy my family food.
now i have to give back.
thank you. Can you check to see if the group can hear well? Yeah, did well just to ask how did, did you hear alice’s comment on zoom and your comment as well, which were questions about the position of somebody like, so tax in representing marginalized communities, and then a, a lengthy comment from talking about the context of chicago in the 1950s and sixties. Yeah. Yeah. They said that they, so they can hear that. You can hear that. That’s great. It, it’s also important to remember though, in the context of, of, of surtax, first of all, he was, like i said, a product of the academy.
so he was a research assistant for bound, for example, electric brown was one of those responsible for that hi idea functions.
so i mean, i mean aspiration. Yeah. So, so we, so, so we really have to be mindful of that. And also, you’re right, that even though the chicago sector did have, this, this, this urge to start changing the way engagements worker, urban ethnography became a practice as well. It was very elitist and very exclusive to people like, wwas was excluded and not recognized. And by, by, by by by that community for there also as well, i mean i want to this in a discussion, i suppose me just transferring information, i’m gonna go to this slide, but there’s also another issue that, that, being engaged as oncology at that particular time wasn’t what we think of as engagement. What, so tax in particular was very, resistant and really opposed to was the forms of applied anthropology, which really was the application of, of institutional schemas from governments, from, corporations capital endeavors onto communities.
so even though it may seem like they were actually actually engaged in trying to help people, they weren’t really working ops, they weren’t listened to the communities.
they came with their preconceived ideas of what change should look like.
i’m not saying that that was in their heart. I i’m not psychick at that.
i’m not child profess i can’t go back in time and read their minds and kind of like gle it from that.
but about the situation is that engage and apply anthropology did have this insidious side to it as well and even though those are the better anthropologists than the physical anthropologists who kind of like were regurgitating doctrines of racialization, there were still problems and that’s what makes surtax and the people around them who we nurtured, insisted stand out. And that’s the reason why i thought this is a perfect discussion point for today. I’m, i’m gonna move on and you can come back to all those fees.
and, i, i’ll read this quote.
this is directly from salt himself. It says, even under i circumstances where the projects operates unconnected with administration and its power, it is exceedingly difficult not to exercise undue influence because the anthropologist has power, whether he wants it or not, to succeed in stripping himself in his power takes time, patience, luck, and a genuine desire to do so. And, and this is the issue positionality.
this is so taxed doing something that is only becoming involved now. I mean, really having those real in-depth issues of recognizing the power that’s invested in when they go into the field that comes from their sponsor, whether it be a university, whether it be an n g o, whether it be a government, whether it comes from, and that what we have to recognize is that if we are going to work with communities, then it’s, it’s important to recognize that it’s never disconnected from power.
it’s always come to the level of privilege, even myself being working class, coming from the community that i work with. The fact that i have that time, the fact that i can suspend time to actually engage in a research project means that somewhere along the line i have attached and i’ve attracted some form of privilege to enable that.
if i decide to use that provision service to the community, which is what we can, which is what today is about, is another question.
but it’s recognizing that that influence is present and to deny it is actually to lie. So a model for action anthropology, it’s really important to understand that, first of all, action anthropology at the time was revolutionary. I mean, i don’t really use that. The thinking itself, it wasn’t a lot of the changes we’ve seen in discipline from cultural to, to kind of like the move away from racializing happen, incremental stages.
they were bit by bit push and throw, push and forward.
when action anthropology emerged, it was really contested because it was quite a big shift.
it was actually making a conscious effort to come, like throw away the shackles of colonial thinking that came with discipline.
so tax was extremely active moving from project to project.
this is one of those things about, and you’ll find these characteristics with many scholar activists.
i declaration, i do classify myself as a scholar activist so that i, i am biased towards that. But because he worked inside the academy, and this is what i said, that he was really an inst institutional man. I mean, he, he was a fully fledged member of the academy. He used those skills to first of all, adver, give advice to institutional government and international bodies like unesco.
he influenced discipline for his editorial role at a current anthropology and he’s a, he says the prestigious journals and so he was using his position to actually start sharing these different ideas that were influential.
he also ran voluntary academic projects that were entwined in solving the problems of local communities. And we’re gonna come back to how he did that.
and, and this is a, a really famous conference, and i think i’ve got another slide that talks a little bit about this.
so this is a model for action ology. Then.
i don’t think it’s that far away from some of the things that a projects can do if they’re inside the academy. There’s obviously other things we can do outside.
before i move on a a any other questions, we are gonna have discussion afterwards, so i’m just trying to get through the slides just to set the landscape.
hi, sorry, i have a question here from, i’ll come to you afterwards.
zoom on zoom. Yes, go ahead.
yeah. Hi. Yeah, actually, i wanted to just, say something about the previous slide about, the relationship of power between the anthropologist and, um the, the, the, the people you work with. Because this is something i’ve been thinking about a lot for myself. I, i’m an indian woman and i work with kind of, people in india, so in a way from the country of my origin, but they’re from different communities.
they’re forest dwellers and foresters and hunter ks and i come from a different world, so i come from the city. And so there is in that sense, a diff a relationship of power, but, in, in the way that you describe.
but on the other hand, as a woman working, in these communities, and also, in general, i think any anthropologist working in any community, there is also a kind of a reverse influence because the places you work in, and once you work in them over a long period of time, the more different they are as well, to you. It kind of, you bring home some of that to yourself and your own, relationship with your own culture and your own place. And, and i don’t know, but i mean, i’ve been through periods of major overhaul where questioning self and questioning who you are and what you’re doing. And, and in that sense, i think there is a reverse power as well of the people and the culture that you work with, with on you. And, and again and, and these are old questions as well, right? Also about, how much then that influences what you learn from them. I also know for instance, that in india when there was this tsunami, some years ago, and there was an anthropologist working in the mann and kouba islands, and there was this question about whether he should interfere or not, in terms of helping the communities there. So, there’s a love and a power that comes in reverse as well, in a way.
so i’m not sure it’s as simple. I i, i, i acknowledge what you are saying. What you are saying is correct, but i think that there is also a reverse power and that’s, is it sha is it shay? Thank you sha, that that’s a really beautiful expression that, that you shared, that there’s reverse power, and i, i’m in no way denying that exists.
the influence, if you’re working, collaboratively and you’re working in the spirit of actually trying to work in partnership and co-create knowledge, then there’s obviously loads to be gained.
the best am first practice is a two-way dialogue. What what i never do is dismiss the expertise that the am project might have, just as i don’t dismiss the expertise that comes from the community.
we would not go to the community and work with them if they didn’t have expertise. We have to pretend that they don’t have expertise, but clearly they do was we wouldn’t be there. But what i, i don’t want to do is romanticize, the role of the anthropologists during that area. And even now, back then, especially in ninja, especially in places like africa, most applied anthropologists were government administrators. They, they may not have worn the badge, kind of like kind of lightly, explicitly, but then with the white caps and funny white suits were certainly working on this on behalf of the state. And, and, and the, the kind of like pretense of having this level of impartiality was all part of a, a game to give legitimacy to the works that they were doing and they had no intention of actually, learning from the communities.
in fact, it’s the same thing with a lot of engaged anthropology for a long time and i don’t, i’m not trying to come a pain.
all anthropologists engage in this in the same way, but a lot of engaged, use humanitarian ideals and values to go out and do their work.
but what they were, again, they’re trying to reinscribe values that were supposed to civilize in quotation marks, the communities they worked with. So i, i, as a practitioner, i like to be very honest about discipline that i’m a part of and i, i stand from the position that anthropology has two camps.
it always hasn’t. In fact, that’s a lie. Three camps and the three camps really are those that are really strictly conservative, and they, they don’t have any problem with colonial tropes, even to this very day. They, they, they’re out there, they’re, they see themselves as missionaries or saviors or just extractors and exploiters, and they’re quite explicit. They dare to either get the paper, publish it in a fancy journal, go on a wine tour around the country, around the world, and get kudos for it. You know, people have different reasons.
some are to, to boast the careers inside a private industry.
then there’s the other sector, which is the liberal, anthropologist and a liberal anthropologist really does care and does listen and does try to engage. Sometimes it’s engaged ngos that are very patronizing and so the changes that they affect are still tainted with this bias, which has still got that little bit of the roger kipling about it.
it still is kind of like the burden, the white savior thing that’s still there and in the third sector, which is the most, a tiny little sliver right in the middle, are those that are generally radical.
they’re the ones that no one likes. The awkward ones, the ones that always get fired, the ones that fun things pull, the ones that the scandals come about, and they are the small minority in the middle, and they exist and this is a strange thing.
they can exist in the academy and outside the academy, and that’s, that’s, that’s the anomaly about it.
they find ways to exist often with the help of each of the camps.
so you are right that actually the best type of anthropologist is actually learning from the communities that they’re engaging with without a shadow of a doubt, because they recognize it’s an exercise in co-production, but they, we must never forget the influence of the other kind of anthropologists, the careerist part, anthropologists, the extractive anthropologists, the colonial minded anthropologists, and they still exist. Okay? So that’s, that’s, that’s what i’ll say.
but that’s a really great intervention, and i hope everyone could hear that, because that’s a really great part from jackie. Thank you. I’m gonna move to the next slide. I, sorry, that we, that we, we did that slide. I, i should say that, has it gone back to it that this was, an amazing conference in 1961.
it was called the american indian chicago conference. It brought together 90, indigenous communities together, and it was about 200 at a present. Ax had a, a, he was familiar with one. I never, i think it was called, they, they render it as fox, but it had own indigenous term. And this was kind of almost unheard of bringing all of them together and to actually discuss policies to do with their own future, and we’re gonna come back on that as well.
it didn’t work quite as was he had hoped, but this also formed another important tenant to actually have apology some of the rules that he, that he shared about and what he learned from this experiment. But it was, revolutionary his time. Everyone kind of like was thinking, this is not gonna work. How, how can you bring all these community groups together and expect them to kind of like work in harmony together? They didn’t quite, the sri nation actually dominated, um and, and that had its consequences, but it doesn’t mean that they didn’t emerge stronger with a social, a movement that actually made some really, radical and impressive change, just not in a way that tax imagined. So just another thing, just so, i thought because we’re here of adequate anthropology, and just remember there’s a certain tradition, one of the things that ax did he engaged in what we now recognize as public anthropology, which is what the radical anthropology team’s doing right now. Okay? So he had this ha habit of running an evening course that was open to the public on wednesday evenings, okay? So tuesday, and he called anthropology in the modern world, and each week auditorium was filled. And you’ve got to imagine, remember this was really an amazing feature to do because he placed anthropology on this international stage. I mean, at that time, probably, i think it was margaret lee, who was the most famous anthropologist at that time. She was the most, well-known. I mean, we had graver before he became an ancestor afterwards.
but margaret, me and sold tax you’d see on the television, you’d hear kind of like pushing these ideas. And, and, and, and so it’s really important not to forget that even though he was an academic, even though he was an institutional man, he was also a public man and he did try this whole democratizing, access to knowledge and it is a tradition that we should always remember is a very important one to do. So i wanna ask you a question, really simple question you meant me to, again, if you go to you should have it on your, on your phones by now, and can action anthropology exist in today’s neoliberal universities? Let’s not be around the bush.
the universities that we have right now are neoliberal models, including this one, and it exists.
like i said, there’s no right or wrong answer. I have my opinion.
it doesn’t mean i’m right, but, interesting.
i just wanna get a snapshot, a poll of what we think about this.
lemme just double check if you’ve got any comments.
it’s quite hard to hear speaking in the room. I’m so sorry, kiki.
i’ll try and talk up a bit louder. I’m a bit worried about using that. Mike, do another one.
it’s more about being close to, of course, that case around, aren’t it? That’s, that’s why, because you, they lose your voice, then you change. Okay.
sorry to no, i’ll try. And, okay, so where are we on this? Okay. First we have not sure. Second, we have true, and third, we have force and it’s, and it’s still changing. I mean, if i saw, okay, that’s, that’s, this is not the winner. That’s almost 32 of you. That’s really good and still growing. Okay, brilliant. Okay. That’s a really interesting, response. I mean, the good thing is clearly, like manager just said, force is not the winner. I’m not gonna try and give you an answer. I mean, i, i have my opinion, but i’m, i’m human just like everyone else. I can be flawed and i, i have a spongebob attitude, so i’m always optimistic, even in the base of facts. That’s why i’m a scholar activist, right? I do like this answer. I’m not sure, dave, i’m gonna be really honest. I, i do like it. I mean people do exist, which is why it’s good that true came second.
but this landscape is always changing, constantly changing.
every time scholar activists finds a loophole and they exploit it and do some good with it, what then happens? Anyone? What does the university do? It either closes it down option one, what’s the other option? What’s the other option? Opposite co-optation. Oh my god, universities are very good at co-opting. I mean, that’s a, yeah, absolutely.
i mean, i, i, i live with angst working at u c l thinking.
i told them when i took the job that i’m not gonna change.
i’m a scholar activist, either a lump, and they do, they quit it. I’m here, i’m a scholar activist, but i have angst about whether they’re trying to score clout of my own reputation, and that really gives me angst. Okay? So yes, quotation, shut it down, change, change, change the goalposts. What’s the third thing, final thing that universities do? Let’s be really clear. Bureaucracy.
bureaucracy. Well, bureaucracy is a way of shutting it down and everyone elses about that, but that’s very cool. We live in a capitalist environment.
if scholar activism finds a way to actually break through and actually a attract clout, actually make a difference, then it’ll be commodified.
it’ll be found a way to make it. I remember when i was doing my phd, i was upstairs, and i remember when the climate, change debate started, and i was talking to my peers. We were all working on different projects, and i was looking at governmental and institutional forms of activism.
i remember everyone was really worried about the climate, and we’re gonna do this, we’re gonna do that. And i said to them, like my colleagues, i said, you don’t understand the way capitalism work if you’re saying this. It’s like, even though right now kind of like people are making the right noises, what would happen is that those actors who are causing the damage will find a way to turn a narrative that they become the saviors and start producing products to exploit the harms that they have caused. And i’m guarantee you, if you just look at what’s taking place with the sponsorship deals from the most polluting organizations, those that have caused the ravages off, off this planet over all the years, they are now the cheerleaders and what happens is that i see the public seeing groups like just up oil as disruptors in a bad way. I mean, i that’s, that’s where we are right now.
so ation exploitation and in shutting down with the full weight of the law are all tricks that not just the university employees, but the state doesn’t mean that we can’t do it. So it’s not false, but not sure. I think we can always do it. We just have to be adaptive.
okay, another quote, and this is talking to the legacy, an influence of, so tax. So i’ve put a couple of things. Okay, so a negative that we have on how action oncology works is that we now have collaborative forms of anthropology. And this is really, an important process. I’m sure you’re familiar with that.
you also have engaged forms of anthropology, physics as beforehand, but it’s more concrete and not, so, no, you’re not so linked to these aid that are extracted. But also, even though we don’t associate it very much with, anthropology, we have action research, which we tend to align and associate with sociology and, and, and, and work of that nature. But action research falls into this camp.
so different approaches that many of us from different disciplines or different ideas can engage in, they’re all literally the same. There’s this really interesting, quote, in this piece, tax exposes.
the indian administrations have absurd tology. The indian administration is, is the government’s, wango body that determines what they should do and what it shouldn’t be.
so that left to their own powers of decision making.
indigenous peoples will make mistakes because they will not assimilate. In other words, the political agency of indigenous peoples does not fit with indian policy not made by the indigenous people. Thus, whatever they decide will from the state’s point of view, be a mistake.
tax ends his exposition with a dire warning to the colonial medications of the state bureaucracy that says, we are now in an era when in many parts of the world, colonies, which are not given the freedom to make their own mistakes will take that freedom. Ironically, we’re seeing some of that to today. I’m, i’m not gonna exaggerate on that, but the, the, the right to make mistakes in the quest for freedom is part of being human. Perfect. I give as an example, and this is part of the mantra, because the, the right to make mistake is a really good part of, taxes, kind of methodology, is that this idea that decisions affecting the community are best made by the community action and anthrop projects fearful will work with the community to define problems and issues, develop alternative solutions, and to implement the chosen plan of action. And what’s, where taxed about, and his, his fans and his followers from other entities who were engaged in kind of a, a, applied things about anthropology was that tax made it very clear that the community themselves have acknowledged they’re not in weight.
they’re not waiting to be civilized, but they they already are civilized. They already have the well ideology.
they have their own. Every group of people have their philosophy.
it’s only if we believe in racializing logics where we think that people on different hierarchies and civilization, and some are barbaric, and some are, we’re hearing that language again. Right now, we’re hearing savage and barbaric and in dehumanizing language, if you are an anthropology and you believe in your ph project and it’s, its greatest potential, and it’s at its best, then you recognize that we are one family and we express ourselves differently.
you know, we might not all agree with the decisions that we make, but we are one. And it’s a very difficult concept for some people to get, because we’re not socialized to believe in that.
we split divide continuously by gender, by height, by a, anything the system can find to exploit, can modify and sell to us.
it’ll split us by.
but this means that we recognize that every community has that. And this is, ot. This is, this is a, a, a, i was wanna say a herb, because we have the same thing that people talk about marijuana. This, this, this, this is a cactus used in, by indigenous communities. It’s got spiritual values. It’s a sacred values, but in some parts of america, it’s illegal to use. This isn’t uncommon. You’ll hear this with ioas, you’ll hear with white boer, you’ll hear with marijuana, you’ll hear, governments and state actors determining what they think is right, what they say, what they think is wrong. And, and there’d be no one from no size talking about how alcohol use of being prohibited, how there was a prohibition. It was illegal. Alcohol, as we know, is, one of the worst killers of humans, than, than any kind of a narcotic. But because it’s legalized, because it’s capitalized and people can make money off it, there’s an industry of it. While alcohol actually is a poison, that’s how it works. It poisons your system.
i’m not saying it doesn’t have benefits. So we, we, we, i don’t drink alcohol, but i have friends who drink alcohol. And it is quite amusing as an act, as, as an activist, and as an hoist for me to sit back and listen to all the nonsense they do when they’re intoxicated. So this is what we have to recognize. Okay, i wanna play this. I, i, i need to make this really clear that what i’m talking about, even though, so t work was decades ago, the principles he established, we need to keep coll alive today because the changes you’d think we’ve learned from him, the changes that he advocates, the approach he advocates, we are not really still normalizing. And this is why i say it’s really important to understand as a discipline and not just anthropology further than that, that there is always this camp in existence. We have our conservatives, we have our liberals, and then we have this sliver of radicals and that’s the environment we, we have to deal with. And it’s not good news.
it’s not news. I’d like to say, i’d like to pretend it was worse.
it was better than that, but it’s not. It’s actually worse.
radicals have short life expectancy that have more of a career outcomes.
if you decide to do the ethical thing, you are gonna have it tougher.
we live in a strange topsy-turvy world like alison wonder wonderland, that if you decide to be an unethical actor, you’ll be rewarded and i’m not joking. I wish i was lying. It’s literally like inverse matrix, it’s like cipher. You take the, the blue pill everything’s a lie, but you just don’t want to know anything else.
you forget everything else, and you eat the steak, and, it’s a fake steak. You know, if you wanna be a radical, you have to live in an ri, you have to fight the sentinel. You, it’s, it’s difficult. I’m gonna play the clip, and i’m a nerd.
so please begin the, it’s, it’s very clear that reconciliation is dead. A majority of australians have said no to, an invitation from indigenous australia with a minimal proposition, to give us a, a bare say in matters that affect our lives and to all aboriginal and tores strait islander people, i want to say this, i know the last few months, ben, but be proud of who you are.
be proud of your identity.
be proud of the 65,000 years of history and culture that you are part and you rightful place in this country.
our government will continue to listen to people and to communities.
our government will continue to seek better outcomes for indigenous australians and their children and the generations to come.
this is not only in the interest of indigenous australians, it is in the interest of all australians to build a better future for our nation.
well, paul, i, i think there’s a real arrogance in the way in which, the prime ministers, approached his discussion with australian people.
even tonight in his speech.
you can hear the words almost of contempt, for the australian people tripping, from what he’s saying and that doesn’t have any place, very important observation, expressed a very strong rejection of the prime minister’s proposal.
i i, i can’t explain, but does anyone else, does anyone want, wanna explain what’s taking place? What is this about? Does anyone know? So there, there was, you might have to speak up for the people on zoom, please. Sorry. That’s okay.
there was a, proposal to have an indigenous, a permanent indigenous, sort of like voice or, position, role in the australian parliament who would advocate for indigenous people in the australian parliament. And as the, as you got from the video, there was a vote on that, and they voted no. Right? And thank you. And, and it was overwhelmingly, no, yeah, there’s every state except that, the states, the areas with indigenous majorities did actually vote yes. And the indigenous people were voting 80 plus.
yeah, i, i saw that, that metric. So, i mean, there’s a quote i, i wrote my high says the referendum became by proxy, a vote on indigenous people’s rights to exist in our own land and our fellow australians voted to reject us. It and, and, and, and so it’s really important to remember, it’s like there’s a reason why we have to talk and listen to indigenous communities, mar marginalized communities and reflect their voice and use our privilege to amplify their concerns.
because one of the problems about what i call mob rules democracy, which is what we live in, is that we get caught up in what i call majority logic, which is very much where we think that the more numbers, the more people that vote, the more ethical that action is. And i, my class will know we’ve been playing around with trolley problems and talking about, utilitarian and, and, and can logic and these are ideas where you maximize happiness, and that’s always the right outcome, when actually it’s not often there’s a really good maximum about, you can tell at the level of, of, of civilization that a community has by looking at how it treats most vulnerable people. And it’s not a perfect max, but it’s actually an interest one to bear in mind.
majority rule is not always the right one.
can i just make a point? I think it’s true to say that every single social anthropologist, since the war has been working with aboriginal people, i would think it’s true to say that every single one of them been somewhere or other, has been actively supporting indigenous land rights, indigenous religious rights renaming various religious sites back to their aboriginal terms. In australia, the anthropologist have had a pretty damn good record, to be honest. Yeah.
much better than other parts of the world. Well, thank you. Thank you, chris. And this, this is one of the amazing, rose than projects have.
this is one of the spaces where our ability to create papers that go across the world and, and, and, and, and, and go into journals and go into newspapers and influence publics, and we still didn’t get the outcome in this particular case.
new zealand’s different, different places. You know, change does happen, it does take time. But as i always remind my students, and i’ll remind you all now, if you didn’t know that over 90% of most activists campaigns fail, it’s a really ugly truth. You have to remember that.
so the idea is not to look for the quick win, which happens with a mass protest, which is what we’ve been sold, is what activism is.
we’ve been told wearing a t-shirt gun on a march, and then we’ll get changed.
it’s a complete myth.
marches are great tactics and great tools for actually building solidarity, for reaffirming our beliefs and manufacturing hope and we need hope to sustain the struggle. But the real work, the real work for change is actually boring, laborious. It’s the meeting, it’s the organizing, it is the silent processes, it’s the listen, it’s the engaging, it’s the hugging, it’s all of that, the very essence of what it is to be human. So i’m walking away from here.
i can’t stop pacing. Okay, i don’t wanna leave an ana.
i’ve got a few more slides. Not many. We can take a break now, but i really wanna have a discussion, so i’m gonna leave it democratically up to everyone else.
do you want me just to rush through the last slide so we can take a break and discussion after and come back? Because that, would that make more sense? Let’s hear from you first. Yeah. Okay, well, let’s do that.
okay, so tenants of action, anthropology, these are some of the rules, and i’ve just kind of summarized them.
what sole tax is really pushing for. If we’re an action anthropologist, we serve at a community’s discretion and direction.
we also admit that we will never fully know their needs.
so put an in there, right? Mm-hmm. Listen to what they’ve got to say.
we might not understand it, but if we are saying that we’re working in partnership and we’re co-creating knowledge, be humble, work collaboratively to develop alternative options, don’t pretend that we don’t have expertise. So by working in collaboration, we can find opportunities to politically exploit and make games.
that’s important. Not saying to push straight between before, our community partners, they are partners, but it’s to recognize that we all bring something to the table or can respect the rights of others to make their own choices and mistakes.
this is fundamental to action anthropology.
sometimes the community group that you’re working with will engage or want to engage in a path that you disagree with. If it violates your ethical code, then if you have to put away, put away, but don’t try and hit inhibit what they’re doing just because you do not understand it. Build capacity, sustainability and openly towards and, and work openly towards our redundancy. And what this means, essentially, is that if we are working with grassroots communities, the whole point of our work is not to make sure that they always need us and rely on us. We’re not trying to engage in white saviorism.
what we’re trying to do is build a capacity for them to supply, to exist sustainably and ultimately make ourselves redundant in the process.
i don’t use racializing language, and my objective, hopefully is that one day we stop using racializing language.
so the work is actually redundancy. Use our experience to improve our methods in theory. Okay? So we’re in a a, a university and talks theory, talks methods we are these privileged actors. We are the ones who can, we are the chosen ones.
i don’t wanna crack that. What did gram she call us traditional intellectuals are we, we are the traditional intellectual. We have the skills and stuff like that.
well, no, sometimes we we, we are committing violence by regurgitating that nonsense answer critically. So let’s learn from public, from, from, not public inte yeah, public intellectuals.
let’s learn and improve our methods in theory, do that collaboratively and then finally learn from our experience with communities and share lessons to help others. I, i would hope that be self-explanatory, but unless we want to do those circuits with the wine and champagne and various different universities, and i like, it was quite this community, and yeah, so yes, so yes, they used to go every time they used to eat something, they used go it on the floor.
i had no idea what that was about. But yes, i’ve wrote fantastic paper about it.
yes, it be publish. No, that’s not what it’s about. If that’s what you wanna do, that’s fine, just don’t come to lectures like this.
but if we’re talking about engaging in action, anthropology, then we’re writing and i’ve got a rule that anything i write, the community that i’ve written it with must be able to read it.
even if i squirm a little bit and they squirm a little bit, we both agree it’s the truth. And if they say, i don’t want that in there, even if it’s anonymized, then i have to take it out. It’s not easy.
i’m not gonna pretend that’s an easy thing to do, but i’m just saying that’s the principle that items are working almost there on survival of the fittest. I wanna really close with this quote from sotak, great nations.
surely empires are built on the destruction of peoples and cultures.
those who survive often think that, that this is natural and inevitable and indeed survival of the fittest and so are able to put aside their unjustly moral behavior of their forebearers, even as they enjoy the profits.
but the people and cultures left for dead on the wayside have not died.
really important, especially when we’re seeing this idea that false winds overall we can use overwhelming force to change. We live in a very, very violent world.
we use overwhelming force, and we can squash descent, we can squash the aliens that have different views from us.
we can squash the bugs as the terms are being used for human beings into today’s, world triggers me actually. But they are never gone.
they’re always there simply because ideas, i think it was, thomas sankara. But ideas, transcend us as individuals transcend off physicality.
once you have a good idea and, and the people share and they coding their language and they start writing songs and poems and drawings and art and dances, food rituals, it’s impossible.
is absolutely impossible and with that, i say thank you and we can, so if we hit the light on, we’ll take a break and then we can just get the zoom people on screen, screen the big screen, and so we can integrate them as much as possible. I no worries. I i’ll share the slides. So i’ll send them and then you can, yeah, we can, we’ll put them on. No, that, so what we want is to, and do you want, i want, i want the pc with the laptop, so don’t push that off you. Yeah, i just want that one. Certainly can and i, excellent.
fantastic.
okay.
oh, hello. Well, i, we can kind of see it. We can kind of see it. How, how did you do with keeping track of, of, toying pacing up and down? Was he, we, did he manage? It was really fine and his, yeah, it was fine. That’s great. Yeah, his voice was great. Thanks. You worked. It worked fantastic.
wonderful. Wonderful, wonderful. Okay, i’m gonna run and use lou. So we take, come back.
we’ll, we’ll just have a couple of minutes break. And so if anyone’s, lining up questions on zoom, i can see matthew wants to, was right on the starting line already.
so we’ll have a couple of minutes and then come back for discussion. Any stuff in the chat to help with? Can i just ask a question of all of you? How many of you here are students at u c l? Did toan tell you about this going on? So you came along or you just came along? Can i just suggest? Brilliant. We’ve got so many people here. Yeah.
wonderful.
six or 12 people.
well, it was, so how did you hear about this event? Is it because it’s on the university u c l and quality website? Did you like from there? The program? What? The program.
our program program.
i see. Well, that’s great. Yeah. Brilliant. You’re mostly, those are from u c you’re mostly, is that right? Not all right.
okay.
well, you, you were saying you’ve had a few questions to make about attendance.
do we, any more questions? It’s not here.
maybe, maybe we can worried. We were a bit worried.
yeah. Well, well we, we are really pleased to see so many people.
cause there were so few last week, but c strike meant we had to, but it, and then it was, it was called, and then something called off. We caught on guard by that. But it, it’s, i mean, usually over the years this will just been like patched out with 60 people.
so it’s great to see we’re all back again. Fantastic.
people on zoom as well. How do about the events? Is it mainly from eventbrite or do you pick it up through social media? We don’t. Some of you have been coming for a long time, but anybody who hasn’t can type in. You can type in for the chat for me. If you, you can’t speak, i’ll, we, we wanna find out where we come from.
you from twitter. Thanks, chucky.
facebook are good. I’m glad to hear that facebook still, still, useful bringing people along and people on mastodon. Excellent. We, we spend a lot of time on master these days.
mastodon to letitia is the ti verse.
it is the horizontal version of autonomous servers and instances linked up altogether in the ti verse.
so it is the one that billionaires cannot take over.
okay? So unlike twitter, unlike blue sky, unlike like, threads, unlike facebook, it is not owned by billionaires.
so mastodon is forever. I mean, it’s, it’s part of what’s known as febu and it it is the mastodon harry raddon. It’s coming extinct. We’re not extinct.
it’s coming to build a void of twitter. It is, it is. Are you all masteron yet? I’m not yet, no.
ah, come on man. Come on, twin. You can, we can bring this down and you sit, you can as well. The only thing i hate, we’ve lost you camilla, you can sit in that area. I’m happy to get, i mean, i’m, but you’re still part of the hierarchy. You’re a professor.
i’m part of the hierarchy.
oh my god, i’ve lost everything. Hello? Is zoom still there? It’s back.
yeah. You’ve covered now en so yeah.
minutes. Alright, let’s go. Okay. Yeah, that’s matt. We have a zoom question. Okay.
from matthew doyle who’s been waiting i can window have you, hi there. Can you hear me okay? Yep. Yeah. Can we get hi.
hi, tony. Thanks so much for your talk. I, i guess the question i had for you was, how do you see what it means to be, to engage in action anthropology today? Because you talked a lot about, so tax, and i guess sot tax was carrying out anthropology in the mid 20th century and in the mid 20th century, there was a kind of neat symmetry between what anthropologists tend to do their field work and the theory they operated in. So british structural anthropology operated as we know within the structural functionalist paradigm. So it, it’s about they believe studying small scale societies, the sociology of small scale societies, and studying in a holistic way, social institutions through ethnography to kind of compare them and understand how social structures reproduced and sol tax was a north american cultural anthropologist.
so north american cultural anthropologists, they were studying culture, this idea of culture. And they were studying, basically the, sort of the cultures that had survived north american settler colonialism and so there’s this kind of neat symmetry, i think, between being an, an advocate or even a kind of activist in north american anthropology, specifically for indigenous peoples and this kind of action anthropology and the theory, i understand that the, the fox, project that he carried out was about studying culture change, but also working collaboratively alongside a, an indigenous community to see how they could understand the nature of culture change and, and participate in the project. So the question for me is, what does it mean to do action anthropology in the context of the sort of modern, kind of north american or, or british or, or kind of global anthropology. You know, how is it that you are combining doing field work and researching topics or sort of researching of an objective study and actually doing something which is, socially or politically meaningful or, or, or collaborative and the other issue was something that you raised in your talk, which was about engaging in action anthropology in the, in the neoliberal university and i think one of the major problems with it is that in the mid 20th century when when people at so tax were doing research, you had quite, the people had a much more sort of pri privileged position if they’re a university professor where they were free from doing work.
they were free from having to constantly self-promote themselves as a brand. They, they had secure jobs, they weren’t precariously employed. And, that meant that they had this kind of privilege to carry out this kind of work and i think that working in a neoliberal university as you, as you put it, basically pushes people into, kind of competitive individualistic careerist behavior because you have to, to some extent engage in that to just have a job in the academy.
so the, i guess my question is in the context of that sort of neoliberal university, how do you engage, how do you, how do you still have a job and also engage in action anthropology.
so thanks very much. Sorry if that was a bit long-winded.
no, it’s okay. Two great questions. I mean, i’ll try and can we come a bit close at the, come on, you need to, you need to talk to the people as well as people. Yeah.
it long enough to move there? It’s trouble is that it, it just flips in and out the troubles.
i know. I’m always why don’t sit here? If you sat there, we might have a chance.
okay. We might get a chance then. I have friends and i’ve lost, i’ve lost the yeah. Trouble is, it doesn’t, well, we, we’ve lost that. Why we lost.
it’s all very well these, okay, we’re back. No, we’re not back.
we we’re back on our book’s. The zoom. We’ve lost the zoom.
can you still hear us on the zoom? Yeah, we have got the zoom. Can you hear? Oh, great. Okay.
yes. Okay. So i have a whole table myself now. Okay. Matthew, so two questions.
so the first one’s about dealing with the realities of, of working in an neo institution that is trying to co-opt, any kind of what you have and trying to survive, long enough to actually make a foothold to make a change with the work that you’re doing. I’d say with difficulty, that that’s how we do it, we have to recognize is that there is, a commercial value clout chasing that can’t, could do an activist themed work and it means knowing how to game the system. That’s not always easy, but it is actually possible. It, i’m still learning how to engage in creating research projects, as, that have activist outcomes while actually not leaving them at the mercy of, an institution to actually extract them for maximum gain. And that’s a tricky, difficult, walkin a walk to, to, to, to, to follow. I don’t have an easy solution, is all i can say to that.
but perhaps in answer to your first question, how do we do that now? Seeing a difference in the time between, when action anthrop was at its heydays and where we are now? I would say that i would take the approach that some people advocate for abolition when it comes to the police. And so if you look at an institution like the metropolitan police, which has its, so 19, it has its armed units, it has, its it has its territorial squad, the bully boys. Many people argue that it’s become so big in institution that it needs to be split up. It needs to, come again, if not completely abolished.
i would say we, anthropology is that we, as a discipline, we have we have the four fields more if, if, if you, if you start extrapolating a bit further looking into public anthropology.
but i would say that we have reached a time, in my opinion, that we can actually, we should start to admit that there’s no harm in actually training up and helping others to become what are called ethnographers so they can detach the method of anthropology from the theory, and actually conduct that work in an ethical manner, and then choose the theist that they are going to work with to actually start producing knowledge or co-produce knowledge that’s used from to communities.
i think the days of, anthropologists saying that i’m an expert in papua new guinea, i’m an expert in, africa, i’m an expert in latin america, and in that one person holds the purse strings and access to all the postdoctoral contracts and all the papers that come with that need to be squashed.
i think we need to recognize is that when we are talking about collaborative work in, in the sense that, so tax spoke about that is always potential for us to say, okay, my expertise is that i do understand the fairy that i can bring this critical rigor, which you may lack.
but what i would defer to is that your expertise in the time that we have now, the biggest sin or one of the biggest sins other than the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, exclusion of colonial violence of our discipline and i don’t like to keep rehearsing that daughter of that, that that, that that daughter of colonialism mantra is, anthropology’s, habit of ranging communities in a, a historical manner. And, johan, what’s it, johan faben, i think it was, you spoke about this coval denial, covalence, this whole idea. I i, i use it in one of my lectures.
i i give an example of the tardis where anthropologists hit the tardis, they turn up, they look around, take their notes, come back, and then jump out the tars and write up the paperwork and pretend that nothing has changed in the time between when they arrived and when they’ve left and that that community was just formed magically just like that and that what they have produced as knowledge is actually the truth.
it is the objective truth.
it is truth that’s right now where if you are reading, and we were just talking about, in, in one of our tutorials, the works of, linda toi smith and decolonizing methodologies, when she makes explicitly clear the idea that concerts like time and space and property, and in even the idea of being an individual for some communities as alien, all these concepts are actually loaded with cultural capital.
so i think that actually, just going back and landing on your, on your, on, on, on on your question and answer your question, is that the idea, i think in recognizing that all communities have public intellectuals, all communities have people who are just curious and actually capable once given the, the, the tools and given, the methods of actually engaging in ethno ethnographic practices that we can’t do because we are wearing these cultural bodies.
there’s one thing that i loved about, boas. He, he, he, he talks, i can’t, i can’t remember the german term about these cultural lenses that we wear and i would say that even the most liberal of us, even those like myself, who who thinks themselves are, are radical. I am still infested and in and, and in, and i inculcated a lot of these colonial traps, this ways of thinking and so it is important that we actually recognize, and i would argue separate, those two components. And not for every project, but we recognize that as a valid way of working. But again, that would not work well for the academy as an institution.
it would have huge financial implications and epistemological wise and ontologically wise, there’ll be a massive amount of pushback. But that’s what, that would be my answer. That would be my answer.
i’m sorry if i used too much jar. I try to avoid, using jargon, but it was, it was really good question or questions.
thank you. Sorry. I was really interested in what you said about, how there are multiple repertoires of solidarity, right.
or multiple spaces that we can kind of enact as resistance or kind of do this sort of work. And i was just wondering, because your perspective is both a community organizer and an academic and considering these sorts of questions of the institutional constraints we have with working within the academy. Like, what’s your perspective on, is the academy the best space to do this kind of work? And like, like you said, in terms of equipping people ethnography can happen, in in community, it doesn’t necessarily happen have to happen within these sort of formal boundaries of the academy. And i’m just wondering, like from your own reflections, what value does the academy still have as a space and like what is it giving us or like what ways can we still see it as a space that we can operate within? And i guess like that kind of links to these questions of abolition and what that looks like in, in, in university.
great question. That’s probably an extension for math. Slightly repeat the question to zoom just of the, did you hear on zoom? Did you hear, did you hear, did you hear? Oh, yes. They’ve got thumbs up. Great. Okay.
thank you. So this is an extension of matthew’s, first question in many ways, i mean, from experience, i would argue that the, the academy inhibits, pure radical action. It’s designed to do so, it’s designed to commoditize design to, to make legible ideas and that making legible of the imagination of the, of the spiritual, of the, it, it just doesn’t work. The two are incompatible. But you asked me about my interested in your personal experience. I’m, i’m, what can they teach? Right? So, so u c l couldn’t have handed me when i was younger.
okay. It’s just, it is just the truth. Okay. I, i, i, i, i would’ve been fired within five minutes if i wouldn’t even come into the space because i just, i just couldn’t have done it. Okay. But as i’ve got older, and recognize that there’s value in my nerdiness and understanding, and, and there is, i mean, if you are in this room, you’ve probably got know it.
unfortunately, the bad news is that you’re probably nerds, okay? You are interested in knowledge. You are interested in humanity to some degree. And, and you have this curiosity. You don’t want to be spoonfed, headlines from the sun, the daily mail, or telegraph or the sun for grownup, which i all the times. So the reality situation is that we are nerds, and that’s okay. That’s the diver.
that’s what makes the world a beautiful place.
that we all have different skillset. The academy is a good place in theory for us. Okay. That’s, that, that’s the thing. I mean it’s not quite how i’d hoped it would be.
i thought it’d be much more radical, probably how it was in the sixties.
i was studying at anti university and so i probably got too carried away thinking that there was hope. Neoliberalism has done too much of a to, to well of a job. But lemme clear, i believe that i’m at the stage where, as a human being, i am capable of retaining my spirit, my radical spirit, and doing the work outside the academy, which has meaning for me. And while i’m in the academy, that i have a su successful tactic to what i call rev to call reverse co-optation. So it means that i can utilize, i’m not saying everyone can i say, but it is possible to utilize the, the credentialization power that comes from working in a university. It’s brand, it’s resources, it’s money, to actually siphon off resources to help the causes that i want.
i find it very difficult to do that, but i recognize that those resources don’t just come, in, in, in a financial form. They also come, every one of my modules, for example, has an open classroom, every single one. So every year, i, i teach two modules, the colonizing anthropology and nationalism, acy and racism. And, and one in the classes take place in hacking in a community group, and anyone can join and so these are my ways to slowly democratizing access to this knowledge.
like i said, i’m trying to learn how to do that with research.
i think it’s been really honest and clear about the limitations that a neoliberal institution has. It will always seek to co-opt or destroy, shut down commod, seek clout, anything that it perceives as a threat.
that’s it is, even though we, we claim that structural function is, is, is has gone away, we still are living under functional structuring, a scheme. It’s the same thing about colonialism. You know you, you’ll hear the rabid kind of racist say that, well, we’re no longer colonialism. We no longer do slavery.
but all the legacies of those enterprises, we live to this very day from the patriarchal structures that we live under to the captive structures we live after. And, and the thing that p****s me off the nose is this demonization not the most, but this, this demonization of anarchist thinking and this, this rendering of violence as if only physical violence matters. We, we, we ignore structural violence. We ignore all local violence.
we ignore it all and we are being convinced that unless you can see blood from a wound, ah, you’re just snowflake. Get over it. Okay? All of these things matter.
all of them. And so for me, the university provides me a space to do that. And, and, and like i said, the credentialization, as much as i hate it, and i do hate it, i, i use the doctor part of my name for mischief making.
like if i’m doing something on the news, i cannot deny that in april, was it 2020? No, 21 when i got my phd. So, so in march, 2021, i was just this radical pan-africanist called tonic better.
my committee called me brother toy. And in, in april, 2021, somehow i became a new person who was dr. Tobe, who now is, works at u c l and is this respectable intellectual scholar? Well, it’s just a load of s**t. Excuse me. It’s okay. I am the same individual, but i cannot deny that the opportunities to cause mischief in institutions of power and to disrupt paradigms of knowledge, which have been in place for far too long, are real.
i have that the younger toin would not have had the discipline to keep his mouth mouth shut. I, i, they would’ve seen me coming and i wouldn’t have got a thought through the door.
now that i’m a bit older, i hope a little bit wiser.
i can use those resources and those experiences to better effect and that’s what i try to do. I’m not always successful.
i hope that it’s a long wind, but it’s a personal question. I it doesn’t work for i, okay, you well go edit the back.
yes. Go first if you want. Online, yeah, they just put their hands up. Letisha, i mean, go, go somebody from the room. And there’s one, there’s two. Who else? Just go, somebody.
anyway, anyway, so i’m an evolutionary biologist, so i’m familiar with practices, but i do think there’s a lot of overlap.
there’s practice many different places out, extract data, extract knowledge, and then bring that extract back to quote unquote prestigious universities like you scale or, or what have you to publish and so my question is, i’m wondering is is there value in publishing instead universities, local institutions in, or is this like as such a meaningless no, it’s, it’s a great question, but i unfortunately, because i have this pragmatic approach to everything i do this, this is what comes with being a scholar of activist.
the scholar part of me can play around with theory, but the activist has to deal with the real world and harms and practicalities of it. So i would say yes, in theory, practicing, in, publishing, in, in, in institutions that are in the global self, make great sense and if you can always do, always empower, but be real about the impact. Unfortunately, the, there’s a monopoly on, on knowledge, even my linguistic capabilities. So the fact that i’m, i’m fluent in english will allow, give people, make the assumption that i’m somehow intelligent. I could be an buil, but i’m fluent in speaking english. And we’ll make that assumption and yet there could be someone in this room who’s trilingual, who’s a f |
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boston bombing.
bread story
break the immigration impasse critique
bureau of land management
bureau of land managment
canada
candy recipe
capitalism or hammer/sickle
cars
charity and business
children
christians vs non believers.
cigarettes versus marijuana
cinco de mayo real story
civil rights
class reunions
clinton and obama
colleges
constitution
constitution of u.S.
corruption in the halls of government
courts
criminal immigrants
democrat diversions
democratic party
democratic senate
democrats
democrats vs republicans
discrimination
drugs.
easter
education
election pecking order change
elections
elite republicans
entertainment
environment
environmental protection agency (epa)
european union (eu)
ex-nanny mayor of new york
executive orders.
family
fandangle
financial
food
food labels
football
foreign countries
fraud and corruption
friday/holiday news dump
global warming
government
government and culture
government debt.
government shutdown
guns
haitis blight
harvard and privilege
harvards satanic ritual
helping hands.
hillary
hillary clinton
hillarys exploitation
hillarys re-launch
holders whining
holiday greetings
hollywood
holy cow
homes & families.
how do you litter?
human rights violation in saudi arabia
hygiene
immigration
internet
iraq and isis
irs
isis vs isil
islam
islam and the world
islam vs christianity
islamophobia
israel
israel and palestine
it is called discipline.
jobs not birth control pills
keystone pipeline
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kommonsentsjane – chuck norris
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kommonsentsjane – commander in chief
kommonsentsjane – common core
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kommonsentsjane – companies vs planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – complaint
kommonsentsjane – computer games
kommonsentsjane – computer geeks
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kommonsentsjane – condensing obamacare
kommonsentsjane – confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – congress
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kommonsentsjane – constitution
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kommonsentsjane – constitution is law of the land
kommonsentsjane – constitution is on the line
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kommonsentsjane – constitution vs quran
kommonsentsjane – constitution vs the quran
kommonsentsjane – constitutional conservatves
kommonsentsjane – convention of states
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kommonsentsjane – corrupt epa
kommonsentsjane – corrupt political allies
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kommonsentsjane – credit bureaus
kommonsentsjane – credit where credit isnt due – obama
kommonsentsjane – crisis text line
kommonsentsjane – crists energy fan
kommonsentsjane – crossroads pac
kommonsentsjane – crusade statistics
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios and the poland workers
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios big bark
kommonsentsjane – cruz and rubios slug fest
kommonsentsjane – cruz and the elites
kommonsentsjane – cruz is blowing smoke
kommonsentsjane – cruz returns mitts rip
kommonsentsjane – cruz still bragging about cheating
kommonsentsjane – cruz vs carson – we disagree on accountability and culpability
kommonsentsjane – cruz vs trump
kommonsentsjane – cuba
kommonsentsjane – cursive writing instructions
kommonsentsjane – curtis parks
kommonsentsjane – dan patricks poem to soldiers
kommonsentsjane – dana loesch
kommonsentsjane – danger ahead says the feds
kommonsentsjane – dangerous vision
kommonsentsjane – darren wilson
kommonsentsjane – darth vader
kommonsentsjane – david and texas a&m
kommonsentsjane – david cameron
kommonsentsjane – david gergen says fox crossed the line.
kommonsentsjane – david petraeus
kommonsentsjane – daylight savings time in american
kommonsentsjane – de blasos bullying
kommonsentsjane – deadly kissing bug
kommonsentsjane – dean vs walker
kommonsentsjane – dear obama
kommonsentsjane – death tax on agenda
kommonsentsjane – debate
kommonsentsjane – debate – jeb bush
kommonsentsjane – debate of the past and present
kommonsentsjane – debate results
kommonsentsjane – debbie wasserman schultz
kommonsentsjane – decisions in life
kommonsentsjane – dedicated to all policemen
kommonsentsjane – defense bill
kommonsentsjane – definition of a thug
kommonsentsjane – defund planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – defunding planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – defying the constitution
kommonsentsjane – dem debate
kommonsentsjane – dems and hillarys emails
kommonsentsjane – dems barking up the wrong tree
kommonsentsjane – dems in dissaray
kommonsentsjane – democracy
kommonsentsjane – democracy under fire
kommonsentsjane – democrat candidates
kommonsentsjane – democrat debates
kommonsentsjane – democrat gone stray
kommonsentsjane – democrat race discussion still pending
kommonsentsjane – democrat war cry
kommonsentsjane – democrats new dept
kommonsentsjane – democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – democratic national committee
kommonsentsjane – democratic party
kommonsentsjane – democratic party and leader still silent
kommonsentsjane – democratic party taxes
kommonsentsjane – democrats
kommonsentsjane – democrats – deep partisan split
kommonsentsjane – democrats and elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – democrats and gun control
kommonsentsjane – democrats and obama
kommonsentsjane – democrats and obamas muslim idealogy
kommonsentsjane – democrats and the swamp
kommonsentsjane – democrats block refugee screening reform
kommonsentsjane – democrats have failed the country
kommonsentsjane – democrats hiding under the communist/muslim/socialists banner
kommonsentsjane – democrats leaving washington
kommonsentsjane – democrats regression
kommonsentsjane – democrats reject keyston
kommonsentsjane – democrats speak in iowa
kommonsentsjane – democrats war on women
kommonsentsjane – democrats war on women flap continues
kommonsentsjane – democratshave been hijacked by the communists
kommonsentsjane – denmark criminalizes free speech – selectively
kommonsentsjane – dennis hastert
kommonsentsjane – depopulation fanatics
kommonsentsjane – dept of homeland security
kommonsentsjane – deputy darren goforth killed
kommonsentsjane – dhs chief jeh johnson
kommonsentsjane – dhs official ordered to purge terrorists records
kommonsentsjane – dhs vote in senate/house
kommonsentsjane – diamond and silk say, not so fast
kommonsentsjane – dictatorship disguised as democracy
kommonsentsjane – did cruz swindle the evangelicals
kommonsentsjane – did cruz swindle the evangelicals in iowa
kommonsentsjane – did hillary steal iowa with the apps
kommonsentsjane – difference between assault and battery
kommonsentsjane – dillon taylor killed
kommonsentsjane – dinesh dsouza
kommonsentsjane – disabled vet tim poe blows us away with his singing
kommonsentsjane – dishonest and not trustworthy – but elected
kommonsentsjane – disney/jobs and e-verify
kommonsentsjane – ditka rips obama
kommonsentsjane – dividing the arabs
kommonsentsjane – dnc debbie wasserman schultz
kommonsentsjane – dnc donors in nh and ia
kommonsentsjane – do we really care
kommonsentsjane – do we really care – blue dress or someones birthday
kommonsentsjane – do you complain
kommonsentsjane – do you really need college
kommonsentsjane – do you speak spanish/english
kommonsentsjane – do you understand – which one are you
kommonsentsjane – does rubio have small hands
kommonsentsjane – dogs
kommonsentsjane – doj
kommonsentsjane – doj false flag
kommonsentsjane – doj on hot seat
kommonsentsjane – dont ever turn your back on your god or your country
kommonsentsjane – dont help build that communism wall
kommonsentsjane – dont vote for a democrat
kommonsentsjane – donald trump
kommonsentsjane – donald trump – the vicious snakes
kommonsentsjane – donald trump event
kommonsentsjane – donald trump interview
kommonsentsjane – donald trump speaks
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps past catches up with him
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps political plans
kommonsentsjane – donald trumps political plans for america
kommonsentsjane – donna brazile
kommonsentsjane – doom and gloom?
kommonsentsjane – double rainbows
kommonsentsjane – dr. Ablow and ebola
kommonsentsjane – dr. Carson
kommonsentsjane – dr. Eowyn
kommonsentsjane – dr. James manning
kommonsentsjane – dr. James matting helping his people
kommonsentsjane – dr. Manning
kommonsentsjane – dr. Matting and sharpton
kommonsentsjane – dr. Paul mchugh
kommonsentsjane – drirector comey
kommonsentsjane – driver update is a scam
kommonsentsjane – drones
kommonsentsjane – dummies joke
kommonsentsjane – duncans ticket
kommonsentsjane – dutch soldiers training in austin tx
kommonsentsjane – easter greetings
kommonsentsjane – ebola and loose screws
kommonsentsjane – ebola and the after effects
kommonsentsjane – ebola and the truth
kommonsentsjane – ebola is a public health issue
kommonsentsjane – ebola problem is beamed up
kommonsentsjane – ebola protections
kommonsentsjane – ebola virus and who is looking out for the u.S.
kommonsentsjane – economy under obama and democrats failed
kommonsentsjane – education
kommonsentsjane – education and its pitfalls
kommonsentsjane – egypt
kommonsentsjane – egypt bombs isis in libya
kommonsentsjane – egyptian christian beheadings by isis
kommonsentsjane – egyptian tv
kommonsentsjane – election 2016
kommonsentsjane – election day change
kommonsentsjane – elections and the corruption of
kommonsentsjane – elections have consequences
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans new poll
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans
kommonsentsjane – elite republicans again ranting
kommonsentsjane – elites and cnn, msnbc harassing trump about the kkk
kommonsentsjane – elites trying to hijack we the people
kommonsentsjane – elites desperate measures
kommonsentsjane – elizabeth warren
kommonsentsjane – elon musk slams democrat betrayers for shamlessly denying support to election integrity bill.
kommonsentsjane – emad karakrah
kommonsentsjane – emily blunt
kommonsentsjane – end birth right citizenship
kommonsentsjane – end birth right citzenship
kommonsentsjane – england
kommonsentsjane – epa
kommonsentsjane – epa at work contaminating
kommonsentsjane – epa colorado spill
kommonsentsjane – epa employees at work
kommonsentsjane – epa over kill
kommonsentsjane – epas pattern of deception in colorado mine spill
kommonsentsjane – eric fanning
kommonsentsjane – escaping tyranny
kommonsentsjane – establishment republicans chose rubio after losing bush
kommonsentsjane – ethnic cleansing
kommonsentsjane – europe died in auschwitz
kommonsentsjane – europe is in trouble.
kommonsentsjane – europes mass immigration
kommonsentsjane – europe/syria
kommonsentsjane – european countries
kommonsentsjane – european union
kommonsentsjane – eve
kommonsentsjane – ex-general wesley clark
kommonsentsjane – executive orders/memoranda
kommonsentsjane – export-import bank
kommonsentsjane – facebook experiment
kommonsentsjane – facebook for the senior generation
kommonsentsjane – facts media doesnt spell out
kommonsentsjane – facts of life
kommonsentsjane – facts of rfra
kommonsentsjane – fake cease fires
kommonsentsjane – false prophet
kommonsentsjane – false prophets
kommonsentsjane – fam mobs
kommonsentsjane – family politics
kommonsentsjane – family visits
kommonsentsjane – farm subsidies and the presidential vote
kommonsentsjane – farook and hakim
kommonsentsjane – farrakhan
kommonsentsjane – father of benghazi soldier stands ground – hillary lied
kommonsentsjane – fawn deer
kommonsentsjane – fbi agents pummeling letter to holder
kommonsentsjane – fbi and hillary emails
kommonsentsjane – fbi and hillarys emails
kommonsentsjane – fbi director comey
kommonsentsjane – fbi vs the white house
kommonsentsjane – feds set revenue record but still run a deficit
kommonsentsjane – federal bureau of land mgmt
kommonsentsjane – federal court issues game changing ruling for voting in upcoming election
kommonsentsjane – federal programs
kommonsentsjane – federal reserve
kommonsentsjane – federal reserve secret tax payer funded 12 trillion bail out of banks
kommonsentsjane – fence on border
kommonsentsjane – ferguson needs to listen
kommonsentsjane – fergusons looting and burning
kommonsentsjane – fergusons paid protestors
kommonsentsjane – fifa world cup
kommonsentsjane – fifties eating
kommonsentsjane – fight to win terrorist war
kommonsentsjane – financial crisis
kommonsentsjane – fiorina – the full story
kommonsentsjane – fiorina and carson
kommonsentsjane – fiorina vs trump
kommonsentsjane – first christmas card
kommonsentsjane – first couples new years
kommonsentsjane – first lady
kommonsentsjane – first snow
kommonsentsjane – fit of anger
kommonsentsjane – flagger karen cooper
kommonsentsjane – flash mob dancing
kommonsentsjane – flesh eating bacteria
kommonsentsjane – flour for burns
kommonsentsjane – foia going to the dogs
kommonsentsjane – food preparation
kommonsentsjane – football
kommonsentsjane – football and sour grapes
kommonsentsjane – footballgate
kommonsentsjane – for your information houston repub debate
kommonsentsjane – force majeure
kommonsentsjane – foreign countries are interfering in americas election process
kommonsentsjane – foreign election money
kommonsentsjane – former state department ig says hillary lieing
kommonsentsjane – fort hood victim
kommonsentsjane – fort trumbull neighborhood
kommonsentsjane – fox and friends
kommonsentsjane – fox and friends sunday
kommonsentsjane – fox media
kommonsentsjane – fox news
kommonsentsjane – fox news and facebook
kommonsentsjane – fox news and the new world order
kommonsentsjane – fox news lies
kommonsentsjane – fox news media
kommonsentsjane – fox news quagmire
kommonsentsjane – fox news rupert murdoch attends fundraiser for hillary in london
kommonsentsjane – fox set-up
kommonsentsjane – foxs five program
kommonsentsjane – foxs roger ailes mocks trump
kommonsentsjane – france
kommonsentsjane – frances pc war with islam
kommonsentsjane – frances relentless hate for israel
kommonsentsjane – franklin graham
kommonsentsjane – freddie gray riots
kommonsentsjane – free coffee?
kommonsentsjane – free market capitalism
kommonsentsjane – free speech amendment
kommonsentsjane – free speech vs pc police
kommonsentsjane – freedom for all women
kommonsentsjane – freedom in the netherlands
kommonsentsjane – freedom of speech
kommonsentsjane – freedom or repression
kommonsentsjane – freeman vs the browns
kommonsentsjane – french food and entertainment
kommonsentsjane – friends
kommonsentsjane – from texas with love
kommonsentsjane – fund raisers?
kommonsentsjane – funding for violence in u.S. Communities
kommonsentsjane – gallego amendment
kommonsentsjane – gallery of socialists in america
kommonsentsjane – game of chess
kommonsentsjane – gandhi
kommonsentsjane – garner state park tx
kommonsentsjane – garth brooks and his low place
kommonsentsjane – geert wilders
kommonsentsjane – gender sensitivity training
kommonsentsjane – general odierno resigns from military
kommonsentsjane – general petraeus
kommonsentsjane – generation z
kommonsentsjane – george bush and 9/11
kommonsentsjane – george bushs comments on middle east
kommonsentsjane – george diaz
kommonsentsjane – george soros
kommonsentsjane – george soros and ferguson
kommonsentsjane – george soros invests in fire arms
kommonsentsjane – george soros, the open society rich man
kommonsentsjane – german mayor is a disgrace to women
kommonsentsjane – german migrant crime
kommonsentsjane – germanwings
kommonsentsjane – germanwings and lubitz update
kommonsentsjane – germanwings crash
kommonsentsjane – germany
kommonsentsjane – germany and israel
kommonsentsjane – germany refugees
kommonsentsjane – germanys christmas tradition
kommonsentsjane – germanys migrants
kommonsentsjane – get coffee
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins – 3
kommonsentsjane – ghosts and goblins 2
kommonsentsjane – gibson guitars and the raid
kommonsentsjane – giddy up lerner
kommonsentsjane – gifts for any occasion
kommonsentsjane – gingrich – we are losing the war
kommonsentsjane – gitmo
kommonsentsjane – giuliani not a racist
kommonsentsjane – global warming
kommonsentsjane – global warming facts
kommonsentsjane – global warming lie
kommonsentsjane – global warming skeptics
kommonsentsjane – global warming versus beheadings
kommonsentsjane – global warmng
kommonsentsjane – gmo food labeling
kommonsentsjane – go for it, girl
kommonsentsjane – god
kommonsentsjane – god and guns
kommonsentsjane – gold
kommonsentsjane – golf and sex
kommonsentsjane – golf and the miind game
kommonsentsjane – golf and the raging wars
kommonsentsjane – golf course is calling obama
kommonsentsjane – goodbye beau
kommonsentsjane – google
kommonsentsjane – gop congress
kommonsentsjane – gop elites blow $65 million on jeb bush and his failed campaign
kommonsentsjane – gov roy cooper – nc – states that joe biden saved this nation. That is a lie.
kommonsentsjane – gov. Christie
kommonsentsjane – government
kommonsentsjane – government bad apples
kommonsentsjane – government budget 2016 – no increased spending
kommonsentsjane – government interfering with furniture buying
kommonsentsjane – government land grab
kommonsentsjane – government waste of taxpayers money
kommonsentsjane – governments scare tactics
kommonsentsjane – governor haley
kommonsentsjane – governor jindal
kommonsentsjane – governor perry vs the keep austin weird socialist democrats
kommonsentsjane – governor-elect letter to vets
kommonsentsjane – gowdy for speaker
kommonsentsjane – graduation rates
kommonsentsjane – graham and rubio no shows for vote
kommonsentsjane – grandpa and the wooden bowl
kommonsentsjane – grandpa farrakhan
kommonsentsjane – great britain
kommonsentsjane – gruber vs cia
kommonsentsjane – guess where in the world former ag holder is working
kommonsentsjane – gun common sense
kommonsentsjane – gun control and family
kommonsentsjane – gun free zones
kommonsentsjane – gun rights abuse by president
kommonsentsjane – gun rights attack
kommonsentsjane – gun safe areas
kommonsentsjane – guns
kommonsentsjane – guns and democrats
kommonsentsjane – guns and gold
kommonsentsjane – guns and the second amendment
kommonsentsjane – hamas inhuman treatment of children/families
kommonsentsjane – hamas propaganda war
kommonsentsjane – hammond ranch
kommonsentsjane – hands
kommonsentsjane – hands up
kommonsentsjane – happy new years
kommonsentsjane – happy thanksgiving
kommonsentsjane – hard to believe
kommonsentsjane – harold b estes
kommonsentsjane – harry reid
kommonsentsjane – hate speech
kommonsentsjane – have you ever had a gratitude attack
kommonsentsjane – hayden and islam terrorists
kommonsentsjane – hazard travelling
kommonsentsjane – healing therapy
kommonsentsjane – heaven
kommonsentsjane – heaven forbid – obamas permanent residency
kommonsentsjane – help wanted
kommonsentsjane – help wanted ad
kommonsentsjane – hill and bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary
kommonsentsjane – hillary and abedin
kommonsentsjane – hillary and benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillary and bill cliinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary and bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary and donations
kommonsentsjane – hillary and high crimes
kommonsentsjane – hillary and obama
kommonsentsjane – hillary and obama failed
kommonsentsjane – hillary and responsibility
kommonsentsjane – hillary and soros
kommonsentsjane – hillary and the chinese
kommonsentsjane – hillary and the three bears
kommonsentsjane – hillary and waco
kommonsentsjane – hillary cliinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and bernie sanders debate
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and huma abedin
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton and joe biden
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton baggage
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton campaign uses rope a dope system
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton email exceed top secret
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton ipad and iphone
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton says second amendment is hog wash
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton the energy bunny
kommonsentsjane – hillary clinton vs donald trump
kommonsentsjane – hillary clintons list of pay checks
kommonsentsjane – hillary confirmed – she will continue obamas policies
kommonsentsjane – hillary exposed
kommonsentsjane – hillary has been violated
kommonsentsjane – hillary interview
kommonsentsjane – hillary is guilty
kommonsentsjane – hillary is guilty for lieing
kommonsentsjane – hillary often confused
kommonsentsjane – hillary on trump, a wave, smile
kommonsentsjane – hillary using bills modern math
kommonsentsjane – hillary vs petraeus
kommonsentsjane – hillary vs trump
kommonsentsjane – hillarys bathroom story
kommonsentsjane – hillarys benghazi
kommonsentsjane – hillarys control bill plan
kommonsentsjane – hillarys dogging emails
kommonsentsjane – hillarys emails – diamond and silk
kommonsentsjane – hillarys liar statement
kommonsentsjane – hillarys lies
kommonsentsjane – hillarys marxist agenda
kommonsentsjane – hillarys muslim heritage
kommonsentsjane – hillarys muslim influence
kommonsentsjane – hillarys stand-down order never came
kommonsentsjane – hillarys win a loss for the democrats
kommonsentsjane – hillarys wussification of america
kommonsentsjane – hillary/bill clinton
kommonsentsjane – hispanic gala and obama
kommonsentsjane – history
kommonsentsjane – history of the confederate flag
kommonsentsjane – hogs in michigan
kommonsentsjane – holiday
kommonsentsjane – holidays
kommonsentsjane – holier than thou media and bush
kommonsentsjane – hollande declares war on isis
kommonsentsjane – hollywood
kommonsentsjane – hollywood and the fantasy movies
kommonsentsjane – holmes-norton bill
kommonsentsjane – home is where the heart is
kommonsentsjane – homegrown muslim terrorists
kommonsentsjane – homeland security bimbp
kommonsentsjane – homeland security funding
kommonsentsjane – honebee colonies
kommonsentsjane – hope and change
kommonsentsjane – hope springs eternal
kommonsentsjane – houston mayor pushing lesbian agenda
kommonsentsjane – houstons bathroom bill failed
kommonsentsjane – how dare the serfs complain
kommonsentsjane – how democrats are changing our country into a social country
kommonsentsjane – how democrats are implementing the communists’ plan to destroy america
kommonsentsjane – how did rubio get 23% – are upi surprised
kommonsentsjane – how inspiring
kommonsentsjane – how not to stop a terrorist attack
kommonsentsjane – how our reps work in d.C.
kommonsentsjane – how should you vote
kommonsentsjane – how the iowa caucus works
kommonsentsjane – hpuse gop
kommonsentsjane – hr 4138 – protection for the people
kommonsentsjane – hr 4138 enforce law act video
kommonsentsjane – huffington post
kommonsentsjane – huffington post rags on trump
kommonsentsjane – huma abedin
kommonsentsjane – huma abedin ties to hillary
kommonsentsjane – humba abedin
kommonsentsjane – hungary
kommonsentsjane – hunting and fishing rights.
kommonsentsjane – i am afraid. Terribly afraid.
kommonsentsjane – i dont believe i have every lied – cough cough
kommonsentsjane – i smell a rat
kommonsentsjane – i will vote for that.
kommonsentsjane – i won twice
kommonsentsjane – ice officer says rubio lied to the american people
kommonsentsjane – ices red line
kommonsentsjane – identity
kommonsentsjane – identity politics is causing a war among feminists
kommonsentsjane – if you support a third party candidate to dump trump your are voting for clinton
kommonsentsjane – illegal citizenship drive
kommonsentsjane – illegal deportation
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigrants
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigrants and sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigration
kommonsentsjane – illegal immigration cover up
kommonsentsjane – illegals
kommonsentsjane – imans in america
kommonsentsjane – imf
kommonsentsjane – imf announcement coming
kommonsentsjane – imf global tax
kommonsentsjane – immigrants
kommonsentsjane – immigration
kommonsentsjane – immigration and open borders
kommonsentsjane – immigration and texas legislative session
kommonsentsjane – immigration in europe and america
kommonsentsjane – immigration stay
kommonsentsjane – immigration vs border patrol agents
kommonsentsjane – immigration with jose diaz balart
kommonsentsjane – importance of drinking water
kommonsentsjane – in god we still trust song by diamond rio
kommonsentsjane – income/wealth inequality
kommonsentsjane – incompetent irs again
kommonsentsjane – indiana
kommonsentsjane – inflation
kommonsentsjane – inflation plummeting – data shows.
kommonsentsjane – inflation plummeting – new data shows.
kommonsentsjane – injustice during war time
kommonsentsjane – innocent children
kommonsentsjane – intellectual state of emergency
kommonsentsjane – internal war in the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – international community ignorance
kommonsentsjane – internet alert
kommonsentsjane – internet management
kommonsentsjane – internet pay off
kommonsentsjane – internet take over
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus issues and answers
kommonsentsjane – iowa caucus votes
kommonsentsjane – iran
kommonsentsjane – iran and isil
kommonsentsjane – iran bad deal
kommonsentsjane – iran deal
kommonsentsjane – iran deal and senate
kommonsentsjane – iran deal protest
kommonsentsjane – iran rockets
kommonsentsjane – irans bad deal
kommonsentsjane – irans leader
kommonsentsjane – irans path to bomb
kommonsentsjane – iranian soccer
kommonsentsjane – iraq and iran
kommonsentsjane – iraq christians vs isis
kommonsentsjane – iraq prime minister
kommonsentsjane – iraqs money and the isis thieves
kommonsentsjane – irs
kommonsentsjane – irs and targeting
kommonsentsjane – irs is at it again
kommonsentsjane – irs targeting
kommonsentsjane – irs vs citizen
kommonsentsjane – is democracy temporary
kommonsentsjane – is donald trump a bad person
kommonsentsjane – is fox admitting they are not fair and balanced by dropping rubio
kommonsentsjane – is isis really here in u.S.?
kommonsentsjane – is obama judas in the bible
kommonsentsjane – is the left even on americas side anymore
kommonsentsjane – is the mystery unfolding
kommonsentsjane – is the taliban the enemy
kommonsentsjane – is this a hit piece or unbiased jounalism
kommonsentsjane – is this a joke?
kommonsentsjane – is this equality
kommonsentsjane – is this fakery
kommonsentsjane – is un so busy watching israel they give putin a pass
kommonsentsjane – isil raid
kommonsentsjane – isis
kommonsentsjane – isis and selfie
kommonsentsjane – isis behavior
kommonsentsjane – isis camp
kommonsentsjane – isis in america
kommonsentsjane – isis in syria
kommonsentsjane – isis killiing children
kommonsentsjane – isis manual
kommonsentsjane – isis vs isil
kommonsentsjane – isis vs obama
kommonsentsjane – isis threat to america
kommonsentsjane – islam
kommonsentsjane – islam and fluff
kommonsentsjane – islam and islamism in america
kommonsentsjane – islam and other religions
kommonsentsjane – islam questions and answers
kommonsentsjane – islamic colonization
kommonsentsjane – islamic terrorism
kommonsentsjane – islamist genocide
kommonsentsjane – islamophobia
kommonsentsjane – isnt it ironic?
kommonsentsjane – israel
kommonsentsjane – israel and palestine war
kommonsentsjane – israel vs palestinians
kommonsentsjane – israels election
kommonsentsjane – israels pm netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – it has never been easier to vote in america. So why the lefts meltdown?
kommonsentsjane – it has never been easier to vote in america. So why the lefts meltdown?
kommonsentsjane – it is not sick, it is inhuman
kommonsentsjane – jack nicholson
kommonsentsjane – jackson lee vs scalise
kommonsentsjane – jade helm
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 15
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 15 contd
kommonsentsjane – jade helm 2015
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill – 2
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill – 3
kommonsentsjane – jade helm drill 1
kommonsentsjane – jade helm follow-up
kommonsentsjane – jade helm kick-off
kommonsentsjane – james comey and racism
kommonsentsjane – janet yellen
kommonsentsjane – jay nixon
kommonsentsjane – jay sekulow
kommonsentsjane – jeb and george bush
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush – new judge not important to him
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush calling in reinforcements
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush casting stones
kommonsentsjane – jeb bush interfering with florida primary
kommonsentsjane – jeb bushs common core
kommonsentsjane – jebs ragging
kommonsentsjane – jebbies own imminent domain
kommonsentsjane – jeff sessions endorsed trump
kommonsentsjane – jeff zucker and axelrod
kommonsentsjane – jeh johnson
kommonsentsjane – jerry brown
kommonsentsjane – jesus
kommonsentsjane – jewish people
kommonsentsjane – jewish voters
kommonsentsjane – jihad
kommonsentsjane – jihadi john
kommonsentsjane – jihadists
kommonsentsjane – jihadists in syria
kommonsentsjane – jihadists promise
kommonsentsjane – jim webb
kommonsentsjane – jindal at 2%
kommonsentsjane – jobs
kommonsentsjane – jobs and government
kommonsentsjane – jobs in u.S.
kommonsentsjane – joe biden
kommonsentsjane – joe manchin
kommonsentsjane – john boehner
kommonsentsjane – john brennan
kommonsentsjane – john kasich george soros donor
kommonsentsjane – john kasichs bully parade, romney
kommonsentsjane – john kerry
kommonsentsjane – john mccain
kommonsentsjane – john sununu
kommonsentsjane – johnn koskinen
kommonsentsjane – jon stewart
kommonsentsjane – jon stewarts farewell
kommonsentsjane – jorge ramos
kommonsentsjane – joseph botts
kommonsentsjane – journalistic incest
kommonsentsjane – joy reid – our country will suffer king trump and project 2025.
kommonsentsjane – judge initiates investigation into obamas false social security number
kommonsentsjane – judge jeanines plan
kommonsentsjane – judge nails leader
kommonsentsjane – judges and kick backs
kommonsentsjane – judicial activism
kommonsentsjane – judicial watch
kommonsentsjane – judicial watch and american civil liberties justice are helping america since the justice dept has failed the american people
kommonsentsjane – julian castro (not fidel)
kommonsentsjane – july 4th in indonesia
kommonsentsjane – just a common soldier
kommonsentsjane – just doodling
kommonsentsjane – just had to send
kommonsentsjane – just obey the law
kommonsentsjane – just trucking along
kommonsentsjane – just where do you stand in he election
kommonsentsjane – justice antonin scalias death
kommonsentsjane – justice dept
kommonsentsjane – justice dept sponsors video
kommonsentsjane – justice scalias death
kommonsentsjane – karen gray
kommonsentsjane – karl rove
kommonsentsjane – karzais thanks to u.S.
kommonsentsjane – kasich vs trump
kommonsentsjane – kate steinle
kommonsentsjane – kent state and islam
kommonsentsjane – kenya and obama
kommonsentsjane – kerry lieing again
kommonsentsjane – kerrys bad deal
kommonsentsjane – keystone pipeline
kommonsentsjane – khamenei
kommonsentsjane – khobar towers bombings
kommonsentsjane – killers spokesperson
kommonsentsjane – kim davis
kommonsentsjane – kindness and the jerusalem skin bank
kommonsentsjane – kommonsentsjane – time for a change in washington – vote for the people not the cartel (rubio, cruz, kasich)
kommonsentsjane – krauthammer is ringing the bell
kommonsentsjane – lack of leadership
kommonsentsjane – lack of reporting
kommonsentsjane – lady liberty
kommonsentsjane – landrieus senate seat
kommonsentsjane – lannie davis
kommonsentsjane – lanny davis
kommonsentsjane – latest news
kommonsentsjane – laughable poll numbers – liars
kommonsentsjane – lawmakers
kommonsentsjane – laws for texas courts
kommonsentsjane – leader begging for women votes
kommonsentsjane – leaders of the world
kommonsentsjane – lets kick butt in 2016
kommonsentsjane – lets party
kommonsentsjane – letter from the leader
kommonsentsjane – letter home
kommonsentsjane – letter to gop
kommonsentsjane – letter to our leader
kommonsentsjane – liberal college professors are harassing students
kommonsentsjane – liberal latino haters
kommonsentsjane – liberal media
kommonsentsjane – liberal poll company
kommonsentsjane – liberal professors
kommonsentsjane – liberals
kommonsentsjane – liberals collide
kommonsentsjane – library books
kommonsentsjane – life
kommonsentsjane – life and school
kommonsentsjane – life is a bitch truck
kommonsentsjane – life is a miracle
kommonsentsjane – lifes stories
kommonsentsjane – limbaughs theorem
kommonsentsjane – lindsey graham
kommonsentsjane – lipstick on a pig
kommonsentsjane – list of 97 taxes americans pay
kommonsentsjane – list of broken laws
kommonsentsjane – list of sanctuary cities in the u.S.
kommonsentsjane – listen to the past
kommonsentsjane – little jimmy
kommonsentsjane – live anthrax shipped
kommonsentsjane – living and teaching character
kommonsentsjane – living life
kommonsentsjane – living off the grid
kommonsentsjane – lohan
kommonsentsjane – lois lerner
kommonsentsjane – lookin for the gipper
kommonsentsjane – looking at the candidates
kommonsentsjane – looters/lockdowners/and the law.
kommonsentsjane – loretta lynch
kommonsentsjane – los angeles city ordinance
kommonsentsjane – lou dobbs
kommonsentsjane – lou holtz
kommonsentsjane – love and leadership
kommonsentsjane – love gone sour
kommonsentsjane – love me, im a liberal
kommonsentsjane – lt. Gen. Vincent stewart
kommonsentsjane – lucky the dog
kommonsentsjane – luis amnesty problems
kommonsentsjane – luv governor rep mark sanford endorses cruz – oops
kommonsentsjane – lying and the 10 commandments
kommonsentsjane – madeleine albrights statement
kommonsentsjane – madeline albright
kommonsentsjane – magic
kommonsentsjane – main street media
kommonsentsjane – main street media/democrats continue to slash and burn
kommonsentsjane – maine pokes work back into welfare
kommonsentsjane – make america great again
kommonsentsjane – mama and papa
kommonsentsjane – mama bush campaigning for jebbie
kommonsentsjane – man and money
kommonsentsjane – man versus woman verbiage
kommonsentsjane – manage the leader
kommonsentsjane – manfacturing
kommonsentsjane – manners
kommonsentsjane – many tears for children
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio and trey gowdy
kommonsentsjane – marco rubio, poor little rich boy
kommonsentsjane – margaret thatcher
kommonsentsjane – marine
kommonsentsjane – marines targeted
kommonsentsjane – mark meadows
kommonsentsjane – market crash
kommonsentsjane – marriage
kommonsentsjane – martial law?
kommonsentsjane – matthews and maher
kommonsentsjane – maureen dowd on obama
kommonsentsjane – mayor de blasio
kommonsentsjane – mayor deblasio
kommonsentsjane – mccain fighting own party
kommonsentsjane – mcchrystal
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell taking the low road
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell trying to sneak a military martial law bill thru
kommonsentsjane – mcconnells failure over and over
kommonsentsjane – mcconnell, a socialist, taking the low road with the hillary
kommonsentsjane – mclellans money
kommonsentsjane – me and my .357
kommonsentsjane – media and newspapers
kommonsentsjane – media and non-belivers
kommonsentsjane – media bias
kommonsentsjane – media distort news
kommonsentsjane – media gives bushey no. 2 spot
kommonsentsjane – media hoaxes
kommonsentsjane – media matters
kommonsentsjane – media rigging again
kommonsentsjane – media vs men and women
kommonsentsjane – medical care and corruption
kommonsentsjane – meet the press and obama
kommonsentsjane – megapolitics
kommonsentsjane – melissa click
kommonsentsjane – memorial day tribute
kommonsentsjane – men and women bath rooms
kommonsentsjane – mending the nation
kommonsentsjane – mental stability in the white house?
kommonsentsjane – merry christmas
kommonsentsjane – merry christmas to our solders
kommonsentsjane – message to people to voted for obama twice
kommonsentsjane – messianic rabbi
kommonsentsjane – methane emissions regulations
kommonsentsjane – mexican children used as pawns
kommonsentsjane – mexican government and the pope
kommonsentsjane – mexican shooter in san francisco
kommonsentsjane – mexico vs obama
kommonsentsjane – mexicos immigration
kommonsentsjane – mexifornia
kommonsentsjane – michael savage
kommonsentsjane – michelle obama
kommonsentsjane – michigans civil forfeitures seizures
kommonsentsjane – microsfot apps fail in some areas in iowa
kommonsentsjane – microsoft furnishing software for caucus
kommonsentsjane – middle east
kommonsentsjane – middle east and terrorism
kommonsentsjane – middle east democracy
kommonsentsjane – middle east destruction
kommonsentsjane – migrants
kommonsentsjane – mike huckabee
kommonsentsjane – military
kommonsentsjane – military and hostile environment
kommonsentsjane – military dog
kommonsentsjane – military dogs
kommonsentsjane – military info
kommonsentsjane – military oaths
kommonsentsjane – military officers
kommonsentsjane – military pay
kommonsentsjane – military reporting in
kommonsentsjane – military speaks out
kommonsentsjane – militarys low morale
kommonsentsjane – militias
kommonsentsjane – millennials and adulthood
kommonsentsjane – mind over matter
kommonsentsjane – missing clinton email claims saudis involved
kommonsentsjane – missouri
kommonsentsjane – mitch mcconnell
kommonsentsjane – mitch mcconnell is a disgrace to america
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney and the elite republicans are socialists
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney the elite republican bomb thrower
kommonsentsjane – mitt romney using harry reids age-old logic – did you beat your wife for the last ten years
kommonsentsjane – mizzou and yale colleges
kommonsentsjane – mom looking for son
kommonsentsjane – money and things
kommonsentsjane – monica lewis dies
kommonsentsjane – monkeys
kommonsentsjane – morally repugnant
kommonsentsjane – more fraud
kommonsentsjane – more gun control
kommonsentsjane – more hillary lies
kommonsentsjane – more illegal immigration with pen and phone
kommonsentsjane – more info on russian troops
kommonsentsjane – more jade helm
kommonsentsjane – more muslim problems
kommonsentsjane – more power to donald trump
kommonsentsjane – more problems not less
kommonsentsjane – more refugees
kommonsentsjane – more warren lies
kommonsentsjane – morocco bans exodus
kommonsentsjane – mosques in texas
kommonsentsjane – most dangerous cities
kommonsentsjane – mother teresa
kommonsentsjane – motivation and inspiration
kommonsentsjane – mt. Mckinley
kommonsentsjane – multi-culturalism
kommonsentsjane – muslim assignment
kommonsentsjane – muslim brotherhood
kommonsentsjane – muslim cannibals
kommonsentsjane – muslim cartoons
kommonsentsjane – muslim countries should play primary role in the war in the middle east
kommonsentsjane – muslim democratic debate
kommonsentsjane – muslim doctrine
kommonsentsjane – muslim facilties
kommonsentsjane – muslim holday
kommonsentsjane – muslim immigration
kommonsentsjane – muslim reform movement
kommonsentsjane – muslim religion
kommonsentsjane – muslim sign
kommonsentsjane – muslim terrorists in paris
kommonsentsjane – muslim weapons and bomb cache found
kommonsentsjane – muslims quran
kommonsentsjane – muslims
kommonsentsjane – muslims and arabs
kommonsentsjane – muslims and food stamps
kommonsentsjane – muslims and marriage
kommonsentsjane – muslims and obama
kommonsentsjane – muslims are acting like nazis
kommonsentsjane – muslims in america
kommonsentsjane – muslims in conflict with constitution
kommonsentsjane – muslims in tx
kommonsentsjane – muslims living in a democratic society
kommonsentsjane – muslims persecuting christians
kommonsentsjane – muslims slaughtering christians
kommonsentsjane – muslims thinking
kommonsentsjane – my high horse
kommonsentsjane – my song
kommonsentsjane – my song – here comes my baby by dottie west
kommonsentsjane – my songs
kommonsentsjane – mysterious crop formations
kommonsentsjane – naacp
kommonsentsjane – nafta
kommonsentsjane – nancy and ronald reagan
kommonsentsjane – nancy pelosi
kommonsentsjane – nanjing 2014 youth olympics
kommonsentsjane – nation building
kommonsentsjane – nation of islam
kommonsentsjane – national defense authorization act
kommonsentsjane – national guard soldiers
kommonsentsjane – national review needs to butt out
kommonsentsjane – national reviews insults on true conservatives
kommonsentsjane – national white people month
kommonsentsjane – native americans
kommonsentsjane – natures remedies
kommonsentsjane – navy chaplain modder
kommonsentsjane – navy commander found guilty of corruption
kommonsentsjane – navy seal
kommonsentsjane – navy seals say there arent enough rifles to go around have to share
kommonsentsjane – nazi gold train
kommonsentsjane – nba pushing gun control
kommonsentsjane – nbc and guthre
kommonsentsjane – nbc and republican debate
kommonsentsjane – nbc vs trump
kommonsentsjane – need to audit americas gold reserve
kommonsentsjane – need to keep and re-enforce our right to bear arms
kommonsentsjane – neil young
kommonsentsjane – net neutrality
kommonsentsjane – net un-neutrality
kommonsentsjane – netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – netanyahu and the radical muslims
kommonsentsjane – netanyahus speech
kommonsentsjane – new american religious sect going to iran
kommonsentsjane – new city in new york
kommonsentsjane – new disease called global warming
kommonsentsjane – new drug
kommonsentsjane – new executive order
kommonsentsjane – new gate keepers
kommonsentsjane – new government pay scale
kommonsentsjane – new judge
kommonsentsjane – new leadership is needed
kommonsentsjane – new movie – called the hoax
kommonsentsjane – new prison camp
kommonsentsjane – new suit and fun raiser
kommonsentsjane – new world order chaos
kommonsentsjane – new york
kommonsentsjane – new york and california
kommonsentsjane – new york police killings
kommonsentsjane – new york rag socialist times oldpapers news
kommonsentsjane – new york times
kommonsentsjane – new zealands children christmas story
kommonsentsjane – news media whining and lieing
kommonsentsjane – newspaper faux pas
kommonsentsjane – newsweek magazine closes
kommonsentsjane – newt gingrich
kommonsentsjane – next step in benghazi hearing
kommonsentsjane – nfl and whose to blame
kommonsentsjane – nigel farages speech
kommonsentsjane – nikki haley
kommonsentsjane – no appreciation
kommonsentsjane – no confederate cake; but isis cake okay
kommonsentsjane – no experienced needed
kommonsentsjane – no go areas
kommonsentsjane – no gun rights for americans per hillary
kommonsentsjane – no habitate just want to urinate
kommonsentsjane – no morals in politics – mitt the scoundrel.
kommonsentsjane – no power in d.C.
kommonsentsjane – no shower for 12 years
kommonsentsjane – no weakling
kommonsentsjane – noose in nascar drivers stall was a garage pull rope: fbi
kommonsentsjane – normandy d-day
kommonsentsjane – northeastern weather forecasts
kommonsentsjane – norton claims you dont
kommonsentsjane – not too late
kommonsentsjane – nothing but smoke and mirrors for clinton, bush, rubio
kommonsentsjane – nothing but terrorists
kommonsentsjane – nra
kommonsentsjane – nuclear iran – really
kommonsentsjane – numbers usa
kommonsentsjane – nunn on wrong track
kommonsentsjane – odonnell and trump challenge
kommonsentsjane – oreilly and his war on women
kommonsentsjane – oreilly vs will
kommonsentsjane – obama
kommonsentsjane – obama absent
kommonsentsjane – obama and 401ks
kommonsentsjane – obama and abortion rights
kommonsentsjane – obama and castros mcmansion
kommonsentsjane – obama and clausewitz
kommonsentsjane – obama and clintons
kommonsentsjane – obama and democratic party
kommonsentsjane – obama and disappointment
kommonsentsjane – obama and elections
kommonsentsjane – obama and gun rights
kommonsentsjane – obama and hillary
kommonsentsjane – obama and hillarys isis
kommonsentsjane – obama and history
kommonsentsjane – obama and holder
kommonsentsjane – obama and internet
kommonsentsjane – obama and michelle
kommonsentsjane – obama and muslim brotherood
kommonsentsjane – obama and muslims
kommonsentsjane – obama and oil
kommonsentsjane – obama and petty politics
kommonsentsjane – obama and pigs
kommonsentsjane – obama and slavery
kommonsentsjane – obama and terrorism
kommonsentsjane – obama and the 2nd amendment
kommonsentsjane – obama and the affordable plumbing act
kommonsentsjane – obama and the democratic party
kommonsentsjane – obama and the mystery ring
kommonsentsjane – obama and the pope
kommonsentsjane – obama and the race card
kommonsentsjane – obama and tragedy
kommonsentsjane – obama and truth
kommonsentsjane – obama and un refugees
kommonsentsjane – obama and warren
kommonsentsjane – obama apologizes
kommonsentsjane – obama as the jerk
kommonsentsjane – obama bashing
kommonsentsjane – obama breaking the law
kommonsentsjane – obama brings dish to dinner
kommonsentsjane – obama cooks the books again
kommonsentsjane – obama critizes gop
kommonsentsjane – obama cuts in military
kommonsentsjane – obama cutting border surveillance in half
kommonsentsjane – obama defies supreme court
kommonsentsjane – obama defying the will of the people
kommonsentsjane – obama drama
kommonsentsjane – obama finds a way to blame republican for baltimore, md
kommonsentsjane – obama gun policy is dangerous
kommonsentsjane – obama has ruled as a king not as president
kommonsentsjane – obama has wreaked havoc on america
kommonsentsjane – obama in full campaign mode
kommonsentsjane – obama is using illegals for votes
kommonsentsjane – obama lieing again
kommonsentsjane – obama lies
kommonsentsjane – obama lies again
kommonsentsjane – obama loses his voice
kommonsentsjane – obama lying to the people
kommonsentsjane – obama release convicts
kommonsentsjane – obama rhetoric
kommonsentsjane – obama rules
kommonsentsjane – obama sinking
kommonsentsjane – obama summit
kommonsentsjane – obama the absent minded professor
kommonsentsjane – obama the obstructionist
kommonsentsjane – obama un speech
kommonsentsjane – obama vs courts
kommonsentsjane – obama vs judicial watch
kommonsentsjane – obama vs police
kommonsentsjane – obama vs stamdards
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the iran deal
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the jewish people
kommonsentsjane – obama vs the states
kommonsentsjane – obama vs trump
kommonsentsjane – obama wants to dump more muslims in u.S.
kommonsentsjane – obama wishes
kommonsentsjane – obama with npr
kommonsentsjane – obamas bay of pigs
kommonsentsjane – obamas big speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas boat
kommonsentsjane – obamas brain trust
kommonsentsjane – obamas campaign
kommonsentsjane – obamas challenge
kommonsentsjane – obamas chastising
kommonsentsjane – obamas clean power act
kommonsentsjane – obamas climate change
kommonsentsjane – obamas constitution
kommonsentsjane – obamas debt
kommonsentsjane – obamas democratic party failed policies
kommonsentsjane – obamas disapproval
kommonsentsjane – obamas discussing isis
kommonsentsjane – obamas droning
kommonsentsjane – obamas egg shortage
kommonsentsjane – obamas epa dump
kommonsentsjane – obamas fears about trump drive his stepped up campaigning. Incredibly desperate dems use obamas in attempt to change the subject on harris record, gop senator says.
kommonsentsjane – obamas fence jumper
kommonsentsjane – obamas foreign policy
kommonsentsjane – obamas gift
kommonsentsjane – obamas guantanamo containment plans
kommonsentsjane – obamas gun grab
kommonsentsjane – obamas gun grab speeches
kommonsentsjane – obamas helpers
kommonsentsjane – obamas hype
kommonsentsjane – obamas immigration
kommonsentsjane – obamas iran advisor
kommonsentsjane – obamas iran deal
kommonsentsjane – obamas isis
kommonsentsjane – obamas islam
kommonsentsjane – obamas last budget
kommonsentsjane – obamas legacy
kommonsentsjane – obamas list
kommonsentsjane – obamas meme
kommonsentsjane – obamas military strategy
kommonsentsjane – obamas open borders
kommonsentsjane – obamas paris meeting
kommonsentsjane – obamas performance
kommonsentsjane – obamas police force
kommonsentsjane – obamas policies
kommonsentsjane – obamas ragging
kommonsentsjane – obamas real name
kommonsentsjane – obamas redux climate change
kommonsentsjane – obamas sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – obamas ship
kommonsentsjane – obamas speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas state of the bull
kommonsentsjane – obamas state of the union
kommonsentsjane – obamas statement on trump
kommonsentsjane – obamas strategy
kommonsentsjane – obamas terrorists
kommonsentsjane – obamas thanksgiving.
kommonsentsjane – obamas threats
kommonsentsjane – obamas trail fest
kommonsentsjane – obamas un speech
kommonsentsjane – obamas up bringing
kommonsentsjane – obamas vision
kommonsentsjane – obamas war
kommonsentsjane – obamas wolves
kommonsentsjane – obamas word
kommonsentsjane – obamas/dans red meat speeches
kommonsentsjane – obama, democratic party, raping america
kommonsentsjane – obama, the constitution, and the bible
kommonsentsjane – obamacare
kommonsentsjane – obamacare – a pig in a poke
kommonsentsjane – obamacare 101-1
kommonsentsjane – obamacare 101-4
kommonsentsjane – obamacare and doctors
kommonsentsjane – obamacare and guns
kommonsentsjane – obamacare architecht gruber
kommonsentsjane – obamacare audit goes unreported by main st media
kommonsentsjane – obamacare co-ops
kommonsentsjane – obamacare nevada
kommonsentsjane – obamacare repeal bill
kommonsentsjane – obamacare taxes due 4/15
kommonsentsjane – obamas net worth
kommonsentsjane – obamer
kommonsentsjane – obituary
kommonsentsjane – office down page
kommonsentsjane – officer brian moore
kommonsentsjane – oil and water
kommonsentsjane – okla terrorist
kommonsentsjane – oklahoma
kommonsentsjane – oklahoma hoodie bill
kommonsentsjane – oliver north vs al gore
kommonsentsjane – omnibus spending bill
kommonsentsjane – on-line voting
kommonsentsjane – one beautiful body
kommonsentsjane – one in and one out
kommonsentsjane – one pic explains why they want gun control
kommonsentsjane – only in america 2
kommonsentsjane – only the brain dead vote for trump
kommonsentsjane – oops! Poor timing
kommonsentsjane – open borders only one way
kommonsentsjane – open lettr to trump
kommonsentsjane – operation choke point
kommonsentsjane – opertion fast and furious scheme
kommonsentsjane – oregon shooter
kommonsentsjane – oregon shooting
kommonsentsjane – oregon shootings
kommonsentsjane – oreo cookies going south
kommonsentsjane – oscars boycott
kommonsentsjane – osu professor mia
kommonsentsjane – our democrat
kommonsentsjane – our government advisories
kommonsentsjane – our lost constitution
kommonsentsjane – our parents
kommonsentsjane – out with the old dried up politicians
kommonsentsjane – out with the old, in with the new
kommonsentsjane – outstanding high school
kommonsentsjane – overloading the labor market
kommonsentsjane – paid protestors
kommonsentsjane – pakistani children
kommonsentsjane – palestine
kommonsentsjane – palestine instigating terrorism
kommonsentsjane – palestine wants democratic elections too
kommonsentsjane – palestinian-israeli attacks
kommonsentsjane – palestinians
kommonsentsjane – palestinians/abbas try to scare the world
kommonsentsjane – panettas benghazi
kommonsentsjane – parents
kommonsentsjane – parents and children
kommonsentsjane – paris attacker
kommonsentsjane – paris attacks
kommonsentsjane – paris francememorial
kommonsentsjane – partisan news media so he says
kommonsentsjane – pass the salt
kommonsentsjane – pastor speaks
kommonsentsjane – pat caddell
kommonsentsjane – pataki
kommonsentsjane – pathetic debate
kommonsentsjane – patriot act debate
kommonsentsjane – paul harvey
kommonsentsjane – paul harveys predictions
kommonsentsjane – paul ryan votes with obama
kommonsentsjane – pay raise for our troops
kommonsentsjane – peace
kommonsentsjane – peace and happiness
kommonsentsjane – pearsons video on the presidents love of country
kommonsentsjane – pelosi
kommonsentsjane – pelosi loses her kool on immigration
kommonsentsjane – pelosis wrath
kommonsentsjane – pensions
kommonsentsjane – pentagon and undocumented enlistment policy
kommonsentsjane – people and a word
kommonsentsjane – people and guns
kommonsentsjane – people calling for bill clintons arrest for parading around ma election places
kommonsentsjane – people on welfare
kommonsentsjane – pepsi canned drink
kommonsentsjane – persecution of christians
kommonsentsjane – personal assassinations
kommonsentsjane – petition
kommonsentsjane – petraeus
kommonsentsjane – petrobras u.S. Loan
kommonsentsjane – pilots for 9/11 truth
kommonsentsjane – pistol packin mamas
kommonsentsjane – plan for america
kommonsentsjane – planned parent hood
kommonsentsjane – planned parenthood
kommonsentsjane – plans for isis?
kommonsentsjane – please vote on march 1, tuesday
kommonsentsjane – pm cameron
kommonsentsjane – pm hollande
kommonsentsjane – pm netanyahu re-elected
kommonsentsjane – police
kommonsentsjane – police departments
kommonsentsjane – policeman brian moore
kommonsentsjane – policy riders
kommonsentsjane – politcal correctness
kommonsentsjane – political cartoonist
kommonsentsjane – political correctness
kommonsentsjane – political correctness on a rampage
kommonsentsjane – political correctness rampage
kommonsentsjane – political insiders
kommonsentsjane – politically correct police chief
kommonsentsjane – politicans and the world
kommonsentsjane – politicians
kommonsentsjane – politicians and community organizers
kommonsentsjane – politics
kommonsentsjane – politics as usual – cruz and rubio
kommonsentsjane – politifact
kommonsentsjane – poll numbers
kommonsentsjane – poll numbers and obama
kommonsentsjane – polling liars
kommonsentsjane – polls and polling information
kommonsentsjane – polls and the passing of bills
kommonsentsjane – pope and climate change
kommonsentsjane – pope francis
kommonsentsjane – pope francis – show respect and distance
kommonsentsjane – pope francis unaired interview
kommonsentsjane – pope francis visit
kommonsentsjane – pope visit to mexico
kommonsentsjane – posse comitatus act
kommonsentsjane – posse comitatus line
kommonsentsjane – potential strategy of summit
kommonsentsjane – potty-trained isis
kommonsentsjane – potus auditioning for his next job
kommonsentsjane – potus speech
kommonsentsjane – poverty
kommonsentsjane – prayer
kommonsentsjane – president dead wrong
kommonsentsjane – president trump vows to place 100% tariff on countries not doing business on the us dollar.
kommonsentsjane – presidential campaign
kommonsentsjane – presidential debate
kommonsentsjane – prez of us is not king
kommonsentsjane – prez illegal executive amnesty
kommonsentsjane – price gouging
kommonsentsjane – prime minister cameron
kommonsentsjane – prime minister netanyahu
kommonsentsjane – prime minister netanyahu address
kommonsentsjane – privileged in america
kommonsentsjane – privileged white folks
kommonsentsjane – problem is obama
kommonsentsjane – professor carol swain
kommonsentsjane – professor nick bromell
kommonsentsjane – professor spews hate
kommonsentsjane – profile of ted cruz
kommonsentsjane – progressives throw money at problems, conservatives solve the problem
kommonsentsjane – project 2025 lies make it to hershey before the truth can get its pants on.
kommonsentsjane – project america run
kommonsentsjane – proposition 6
kommonsentsjane – protect america vote
kommonsentsjane – protecting america
kommonsentsjane – protestors
kommonsentsjane – protestors and marches
kommonsentsjane – public defender
kommonsentsjane – public embarrassment
kommonsentsjane – public service in texas
kommonsentsjane – public vs private persona according to the media
kommonsentsjane – puerto rico left wing downfall
kommonsentsjane – punishment
kommonsentsjane – pureto rico left wing downfall
kommonsentsjane – purses for spring
kommonsentsjane – putin
kommonsentsjane – putin and the ukraine
kommonsentsjane – putin in china
kommonsentsjane – putin on muslims
kommonsentsjane – putins american thorn in his side
kommonsentsjane – putins visit to bushs texas ranch
kommonsentsjane – putting my foot down
kommonsentsjane – queen hillary
kommonsentsjane – queen of the netherlands
kommonsentsjane – quentin tarantino
kommonsentsjane – quinnipiac poll
kommonsentsjane – race
kommonsentsjane – race and the leader
kommonsentsjane – racism
kommonsentsjane – racism and history
kommonsentsjane – racism its not
kommonsentsjane – radical islam
kommonsentsjane – radical islamic threat
kommonsentsjane – ragging republican candidates
kommonsentsjane – rainwater rights
kommonsentsjane – raising children
kommonsentsjane – raising the minimum wage
kommonsentsjane – ramadi abandoned
kommonsentsjane – ramos and liu
kommonsentsjane – ramos jorge
kommonsentsjane – rand paul
kommonsentsjane – rape crimes covered up
kommonsentsjane – rattlesnake logic
kommonsentsjane – ray lewis
kommonsentsjane – reagans capitalism
kommonsentsjane – reagans warning
kommonsentsjane – real money
kommonsentsjane – recall the election
kommonsentsjane – red state papa-loser
kommonsentsjane – reform muslims
kommonsentsjane – refugee crisis
kommonsentsjane – refugees coming not vetted
kommonsentsjane – reid states, rubio doesnt stand for anything
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kommonsentsjane – the present is wake up – the past in chains is woke up.
kommonsentsjane – the presidency
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kommonsentsjane – the real war on women
kommonsentsjane – the republican debate
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kommonsentsjane – the shocking truth about the marxists behind the black lives matter organization: no forgiveness, no reconciliation
kommonsentsjane – the show down
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kommonsentsjane – the socialist democrats who tried to ruin christmas in america
kommonsentsjane – the spiritual battle
kommonsentsjane – the stock market
kommonsentsjane – the supreme court
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kommonsentsjane – the trump factor
kommonsentsjane – the trump presidency
kommonsentsjane – the truth about sanctuary cities
kommonsentsjane – the truth is in the pudding
kommonsentsjane – the truth of war
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Iowa is often described as a flyover state, yet travelers who slow down and step off the interstate discover a place where culture is lived more than displayed. From town square festivals and school sports to deep agricultural roots and vibrant immigrant traditions, iowa’s identity reveals itself through everyday rituals and seasonal celebrations. Understanding these customs, along with a few simple etiquette tips, will help you connect more easily with iowans and experience the state at its most genuine.
understanding iowa’s cultural foundations
at the heart of iowa’s culture is a blend of rural heritage, small-town rhythms and a strong sense of neighborliness. Many communities grew up around farming, rail lines and county seats, and that history still shapes how people organize their lives. Even in the larger metros of des moines, cedar rapids or davenport, it is common to find residents who grew up on nearby farms or in small towns and who carry those values into city life.
daily life tends to be practical and low key. Iowans often measure time by the agricultural calendar as much as the regular one: planting in spring, county fairs and festivals in summer, harvest in fall. Community life is organized around schools, local churches or civic groups, and volunteerism is an important thread. Whether that means helping with a fundraising supper, coaching youth sports or serving on the local festival committee, contributing time is a point of quiet pride.
this emphasis on community also influences how iowans respond to visitors. Travelers who show curiosity about local history or agriculture, or who attend a town event rather than rushing through, are often rewarded with stories, introductions and insider recommendations. The cultural experience in iowa is less about big-ticket attractions and more about being invited briefly into the patterns of local life.
while each region has its own flavor, certain traits appear statewide: politeness, modesty about accomplishments and a preference for steady reliability over flash. Understanding this baseline helps explain why iowans care deeply about certain rituals, from high school football games to the annual county fair, and why community events can feel as important as major holidays.
local etiquette and everyday manners
visitors quickly notice that politeness in iowa is not performative; it is the default setting. Basic courtesies such as holding doors, greeting strangers with a simple hello and thanking service workers are expected. When driving on rural roads, a brief wave to passing vehicles is common. It is a small signal of shared space, especially in areas where people often know each other by sight if not by name.
modesty matters in conversation. People are generally proud of their work, farms or businesses, but they are unlikely to brag. Asking genuine questions about someone’s community, crops or local history is welcomed, yet pressing for personal details can feel intrusive. Politics and religion, while important in many communities, are usually approached with caution around new acquaintances. Unless a local introduces the topic, it is wiser to steer toward shared themes like weather, sports or festivals.
timekeeping is another subtle point of etiquette. Showing up on time, or a bit early, signals respect, whether you are joining a farm tour, meeting a local guide or attending a community event. During festivals or busy fair days, lines and crowds are common, and patience is appreciated. People often queue informally but fairly; cutting in or raising your voice is frowned upon even if no one comments directly.
dress codes are generally casual, but practical clothing is valued. Closed-toe shoes for farm visits, layers for unpredictable spring and fall weather and sun protection for summer events are more important than fashion statements. If you attend a rural church service, school event or community banquet, modest attire will blend best. For anything tied to local heritage, such as a powwow or ethnic festival, observing respectfully and following posted guidelines is essential.
farm roots, rural traditions and small-town rituals
agriculture is one of the deepest cultural anchors in iowa. Even travelers who never set foot on a working farm will see corn and soybean fields stretching to the horizon, grain elevators marking small towns and livestock barns on the outskirts of communities. This landscape is more than scenery; it shapes schedules, conversation topics and community pride. Harvest season in particular can influence everything from traffic patterns to school event calendars.
many rural traditions revolve around helping neighbors. Informal work days to assist with barn repairs, planting or harvest are still common in smaller communities. Travelers staying at farm stays or visiting agritourism operations may hear stories of neighbors arriving with tractors and equipment after a storm or illness. This expectation of mutual support extends into town life too, where benefits and community suppers raise funds for families in need, fire departments or school programs.
high school sports function as modern town gatherings. On friday nights in the fall, entire communities turn out for football games, while winter brings packed gyms for basketball and wrestling. Visitors who attend will find concession stands staffed by volunteers, marching bands on the field and three generations sharing the bleachers. Showing support for the home team, or at least enjoying the atmosphere, is an easy way to connect with locals.
church dinners, pancake breakfasts, fish fries and seasonal bake sales are more than fundraisers; they are social rituals. Travelers are usually welcome, and these events offer an authentic taste of local cooking, from pork tenderloin sandwiches and sweet corn in summer to hot dishes and homemade pies in cooler months. Bring cash for tickets and expect to sit family-style with strangers who may quickly become conversation partners.
signature festivals: from tulip time to nordic heritage
iowa’s cultural calendar is dotted with festivals that both celebrate local identity and welcome visitors. One of the most distinctive is tulip time in pella, a central iowa town founded by dutch immigrants. Each spring, the community plants hundreds of thousands of tulips and residents don traditional dutch clothing for parades, dancing and heritage demonstrations. Events often include tours of the working vermeer windmill, dutch pastry stands and performances that highlight the town’s history and language.
farther northeast, decorah’s nordic fest honors the region’s strong norwegian and scandinavian heritage. Held annually near the end of july, the festival grew from a norwegian constitution day celebration into a multi-day event featuring traditional dances, music, crafts and food. Community members participate from childhood through high school as dancers and volunteers, and the event draws visitors interested in old world customs maintained across generations.
smaller communities across the state host their own heritage events honoring czech, german, danish and other immigrant traditions. These festivals often feature folk music, regional foods and parades lined with local organizations. Travelers who plan ahead can time visits to coincide with such celebrations, experiencing how cultural heritage is kept alive in everyday life rather than as a museum piece.
while major festivals attract regional attention, it is often the smaller events that reveal the most about local values. Town celebrations marking anniversaries, harvest festivals and county fairs each offer slightly different experiences, but all reflect a deep attachment to place and history. Asking at a local visitor center or cafe about upcoming events is one of the easiest ways to plug into community life.
the iowa state fair and county fair culture
no cultural guide to iowa is complete without the iowa state fair, held each august in des moines and widely regarded as one of the country’s premier state fairs. The fair combines agricultural competitions, 4-h and ffa exhibits, carnival rides, big-name concerts and an ever-expanding lineup of foods on a stick. Recent years have seen ongoing investments in accessibility, upgraded barns and new food court plazas, reflecting the fair’s role as both a showcase and gathering place for the entire state.
visiting the iowa state fair offers a concentrated glimpse of the state’s agricultural and creative life. Livestock shows feature animals raised by youth and professional breeders alike, while exhibition halls display everything from quilts and photography to giant pumpkins. Food stands highlight signature items such as pork chops, corn dogs and locally produced ice cream. For many families, attending the fair is an annual ritual that marks the height of summer.
county fairs, held throughout june, july and early august, tend to be more intimate but no less meaningful to their communities. These events revolve around 4-h and ffa projects, local entertainment, tractor pulls and small-scale carnivals. Travelers who choose a county fair experience will find shorter lines, easier conversations with exhibitors and a closer look at youth agriculture. It is common to see generations of the same family involved in exhibits, judging or behind-the-scenes work.
etiquette at fairs is straightforward: respect animals and exhibitors, follow posted rules in barns and show rings and avoid blocking pathways in crowded areas. Many competitions are the culmination of months or years of effort. Showing interest, asking questions courteously and keeping food and drink away from animal pens or display cases demonstrates respect for that work.
indigenous, immigrant and urban cultural communities
iowa’s cultural story began long before statehood with indigenous nations whose descendants remain active contributors to the state’s life today. The meskwaki nation, based near tama, maintains iowa’s only federally recognized settlement. Its annual powwow, established in the early twentieth century, brings together tribal members and visitors for traditional dancing, drumming, food and crafts. For non-native guests, attending with a learning mindset and following protocols around photography, sacred areas and regalia is especially important.
across the state, more recent immigrant communities have added new dimensions to local culture. In cities such as des moines, waterloo, sioux city and storm lake, latino, african, asian and middle eastern communities have established markets, restaurants and festivals that reflect their heritage. It is increasingly common to find events featuring mexican independence day celebrations, african dance performances or asian cultural showcases alongside long-standing european heritage festivals.
college towns like iowa city and ames contribute their own cultural layers, blending student-driven arts scenes with local traditions. Live music venues, literary readings, film festivals and gallery walks coexist with farmers markets and neighborhood block parties. Travelers interested in contemporary midwestern culture will find these urban centers particularly rich in cross-cultural exchange, from internationally inspired cuisine to public art projects.
as these communities grow, collaborations between cultural groups and city institutions have expanded. Heritage museums, multicultural centers and public school programs work together to highlight diverse histories and foster dialogue. Visitors benefit from this work through more inclusive storytelling in museum exhibits, bilingual signage at events and a festival calendar that increasingly mirrors iowa’s evolving demographics.
participating respectfully in community life
experiencing iowa’s culture fully means doing more than observing from the sidelines. Travelers are often invited to join in, whether that means clapping along at a small-town music performance, sampling homemade food at a church supper or signing up for a guided farm or heritage tour. Saying yes to these invitations, while being attentive to cues from locals, deepens the experience and builds mutual respect.
photography is a common point of uncertainty. As a general rule, taking photos of public scenes at festivals, parades or fairs is acceptable. However, it is courteous to ask permission before photographing individuals at close range, especially children or people in traditional dress. At events with spiritual or ceremonial components, such as powwows or certain church services, always look for posted guidelines or consult an organizer before taking photos or recording video.
supporting local economies is another way to engage respectfully. Buying directly from artisans at craft markets, choosing independent cafes or diners, and staying in locally owned accommodations keeps more of your travel spending in the community. Tipping in restaurants, for guided tours and for shuttle drivers follows standard american norms, and is appreciated even in smaller towns where prices may feel modest.
above all, approach communities with humility and curiosity rather than assumption. Not every town will match stereotypes about rural iowa, and residents are often eager to explain how their community has changed over time. Listening more than speaking, asking open-ended questions and being flexible with your plans will allow the local culture to reveal itself in ways no itinerary can fully script.
the takeaway
iowa’s culture is not defined by a single landmark or skyline but by a network of communities that express their identity through traditions, etiquette and shared events. From the tulip-lined streets of pella and the scandinavian dances of decorah to the packed grandstands of the iowa state fair and the songs of the meskwaki powwow, the state offers a wide spectrum of experiences grounded in everyday life.
for travelers, the key to appreciating iowa lies in slowing down, paying attention and participating where invited. Learning basic local manners, from on-time arrivals to respectful photography, opens doors. Attending festivals, fairs and neighborhood gatherings transforms a drive across the state into a series of memorable encounters. In return for that attention and respect, iowa offers what many visitors remember most: genuine hospitality and a sense of belonging, however briefly, in the communities that call the hawkeye state home.
faq
q1. When is the best time of year to experience iowa’s cultural events?
the most concentrated season for festivals and fairs runs from late spring through early fall, roughly may to september, when weather is milder and communities host outdoor events.
q2. Do i need tickets in advance for major iowa festivals?
for large events such as the iowa state fair or popular heritage festivals, advance tickets or reserved parking can be helpful, especially on weekends, though many smaller community events welcome walk-up visitors.
q3. How should i dress for rural and small-town events in iowa?
comfortable, weather-appropriate, modest clothing works best. Closed-toe shoes are useful for farms and fairs, and layers help with changing temperatures, especially in spring and fall.
q4. Is it appropriate to visit a powwow or indigenous cultural event as a non-native traveler?
yes, many powwows and events welcome respectful visitors. Follow posted guidelines, ask before taking close-up photos and treat dances and ceremonies as living traditions, not performances.
q5. What are some easy conversation starters with iowans?
safe, friendly topics include local sports, weather, favorite restaurants, nearby attractions, community history and upcoming events or festivals. Genuine curiosity is appreciated.
q6. Are children welcome at iowa festivals and community events?
most festivals, fairs and small-town celebrations are family friendly, with activities, food and entertainment designed to include children, though some evening concerts or venues may be geared more toward adults.
q7. How can i find out about local events while traveling through iowa?
check visitor centers, local newspapers, community bulletin boards, radio stations and tourism offices, and ask staff at cafes or hotels, who often know what is happening nearby.
q8. What food traditions should i try while exploring iowa culture?
look for pork tenderloin sandwiches, sweet corn in season, pies at church suppers or cafes, ethnic specialties at heritage festivals and classic fair foods at county and state fairs.
q9. Is tipping expected at iowa events and in small towns?
standard american tipping customs apply in iowa. Tip in restaurants, for guided tours, shuttles and similar services, even in rural areas where prices may be comparatively low.
q10. How can i be a respectful guest in iowa’s small communities?
arrive on time, follow local rules, ask before photographing individuals, support local businesses and approach conversations with openness and humility rather than assumptions. |
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50+ best things to do in scottsdale with kids
scottsdale may be best known for its abundance of swanky spas, golf courses, and shopping malls. Thankfully, families will find a wealth of kid?Friendly attractions here, too. As a travel enthusiast and mom who has spent most of my life in arizona, i’m sharing my picks for the 50+ best things to do in scottsdale with kids in 2026. Whether you’re traveling with young children or teenagers, your family is sure to love all the fun in the valley of the sun.
while visiting this expansive phoenix suburb, you will likely wander beyond its borders. For that reason, i’ve included the best activities in neighboring areas as well. Join me in exploring the plentiful offerings for families in scottsdale and beyond.
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old town scottsdale
wander old town scottsdale’s art galleries and shops in search of southwestern jewelry and interesting souvenirs. Highlights for kids in downtown scottsdale include horse-drawn carriage rides and the pinkety-pink sugar bowl ice cream shop with its attached video game arcade. From october to june, don’t miss the old town farmers market on saturday mornings, featuring colorful fresh produce, local plants, and tasty treats.
scottsdale artwalk
scottsdale artwalk takes place every thursday night (except thanksgiving) in old town scottsdale. Galleries throw open their doors from 7 to 9 pm and invite guests to take a closer look at masterpieces created by local, national, and international artists. It’s one of the best free things to do in the valley of the sun.
scottsdale civic center
also located in old town scottsdale is the scottsdale civic center. This beautiful outdoor space in the heart of the city is filled with whimsical sculptures, flower-filled gardens, and burbly fountains.
pop into the expansive scottsdale public library’s children’s section to cozy up with a good book in a make-believe castle. The scottsdale museum of contemporary art and scottsdale center for the performing arts are also located here.
odysea aquarium
the largest aquarium in the southwest, odysea aquarium occupies 200,000 square feet of space. Otters, penguins, and sea turtles are favorites among visitors of all ages. Roll up your sleeves to pet stingrays, sturgeons, and other sea creatures in touch pools. Santa even makes under-the-sea appearances here during christmastime in scottsdale.
this attraction at arizona boardwalk will wow the whole family. Before you leave, be sure to take a potty break on the first floor to view sharks swimming above the bathroom sinks.
butterfly wonderland
also at arizona boardwalk, butterfly wonderland delights visitors with its display of fluttering beauties in america’s largest butterfly conservatory. Start in the 3-d theater to watch flight of the butterflies, a film that shows the impressive annual migration of monarch butterflies.
then, get a firsthand view of the metamorphosis of butterflies and moths in the fascinating butterfly emergence gallery. The highlight of any visit to this scottsdale attraction is the conservatory, which is filled with free-flying butterflies and moths in a garden setting, complete with a koi pond. Families can also view reptiles, amphibians, arthropods, and other intriguing creatures in the on?Site exhibits.
hiking in scottsdale with kids
the sonoran desert will amaze first-timers to arizona. Spring trails are particularly pretty when the desert landscape bursts with beautiful blooms. If visiting the city of scottsdale in summer, plan to hike early in the morning before temperatures soar. No matter when you hit the trails, be sure to bring plenty of water, a brimmed hat, and sunblock.
wildlife you might see while hiking includes bobcats, snakes, and javelinas (often mistaken for wild pigs, but they’re actually peccaries). You may also spy birds like darling gambel’s quail or roadrunners. Meep! Meep!
camelback mountain in phoenix, named for its animal shape, is probably the most famous place to hike in the valley of the sun. It’s not, however, the best choice for inexperienced hikers or families with young children. Instead, i recommend scottsdale’s mcdowell sonoran preserve. Park at the gateway trailhead, where there are public restrooms, maps, and a choice of multiple hiking trails.
mccormick-stillman railroad park
if your kids are loco for locomotives, then scottsdale’s mccormick-stillman railroad park is a must. A sizable playground plus a smaller old west-themed play area are fabulous for kids. The scottsdale railroad museum might be interesting for your family to explore, too, with model railroad exhibits and full-sized train cars.
the highlight, though, is the paradise & pacific railroad, a ride-on miniature train that chugs through the expansive grassy park. The scottsdale charros carousel is also super fun with its antique horses and two wheelchair-accessible chariots.
buy hot dogs, hamburgers, and ice cream at the snackstop. Or pack a lunch to enjoy at picnic areas while watching the choo-choo.
in november and december, buy your ride tickets online in advance and expect long lines to see their holiday lights display from the seat of the train.
water parks in & near scottsdale
with toasty temperatures for several months of the year, it should come as no surprise that water parks are plentiful in the phoenix area. Keep in mind that these are typically open seasonally, so be sure to check hours before you go. The first water park in arizona, big surf in tempe, opened in 1969 and closed in 2020, but there are still many options for water lovers.
golfland sunsplash
thrill lovers will enjoy the array of water slides plus a water coaster at golfland sunsplash in mesa. A 450-gallon wave pool, two splash play areas for young kids, and an activity pool will keep families content for hours.
new for 2026 is riptide, the tallest water slide in the southwest. This extreme ride drops nearly 10 stories before sending riders up a near?Vertical wall for a heart?Pounding finish.
six flags hurricane harbor phoenix
formerly known as wet ‘n’ wild phoenix, six flags hurricane harbor is the largest water park in the phoenix metropolitan area. Located in glendale, it features more than 30 attractions, from high?Speed thrill slides to family?Friendly play areas, plus a 700,000?Gallon wave pool.
revel surf
hang ten at revel surf in mesa. Open year-round, this water park is a surfer’s paradise in the arizona desert. Opened in 2025, go here for a wave pool offering an authentic surfing experience with 10- to 12-foot waves, surf lessons, and surfboard rentals for all ages and levels. Parkgoers can also enjoy bodyboarding (b.Y.O. Board!), Cliff diving, a white sand beach, an onsite skate park, a beach grill, and private cabanas.
mcdowell mountain ranch aquatic center
smaller and more affordable than the valley’s big water parks, the mcdowell mountain ranch aquatic center is the only one on this list located within scottsdale. One winding waterslide, a pleasant lazy river, high and low diving boards, and a zero-entry splash pad make this an affordable and fun place for families to cool off.
scottsdale resorts with water parks
some arizona resorts, like the fairmont scottsdale princess, westin kierland resort & spa, and great wolf lodge arizona, offer water features like waterslides and lazy rivers for guests. Read more about these and other scottsdale hotels via expedia.
cactus league spring training
when in scottsdale, take kids of all ages out to a ballgame. With over 300 days of sunshine per year, arizona is the perfect location for baseball spring training. Fifteen teams call arizona their training home. This includes the arizona diamondbacks, chicago cubs, los angeles dodgers, and san francisco giants. They play at 10 different stadiums throughout the phoenix area, like scottsdale stadium and salt river fields at talking stick in scottsdale.
watch my quick video on what not to do at an arizona spring training game. This is especially helpful for first?Timers.
musical instrument museum
displays at the musical instrument museum in phoenix are wonderfully interactive. Visitors wear headphones that automatically play music and stories as they approach each exhibit. Music appears before your ears and eyes through songs and videos. Enjoy colorful displays of familiar and unusual instruments, traditional costumes, and fascinating photographs. Best for children is the experience gallery, where visitors can make music with a variety of instruments from around the world.
phoenix zoo
the phoenix zoo is the largest non-profit, privately owned zoo in the u.S. Most animal exhibits are large and lush, with a strong focus on conservation and education. This zoo is home to nearly 400 species of animals, including favorites like giraffes, orangutans, and elephants. Also view indigenous arizona wildlife such as coyotes, mountain lions, and mexican gray wolves. Available for an additional fee, interactive animal experiences add to the fun, like stingray feeding, camel rides, and giraffe feeding.
look for special features designed for families. The harmony farm offers a petting zoo and playground for younger kids. Meanwhile, you’ll have a tough time pulling kids away from the enchanted forest play area (i know i do!). Children will want to ride the zoo’s endangered species carousel featuring faux endangered animals. When it’s hot outside, bring swimsuits to cool off at the leapin’ lagoon and yakulla caverns splash pads. All ages love the phoenix zoolights nighttime displays in winter, too.
desert botanical garden
just around the corner from the phoenix zoo is the desert botanical garden. Wander along paved paths lined with desert flora like cactuses, wildflowers, succulents, agave plants, and ocotillo trees. Displays teach visitors about the indigenous plants and people of the sonoran desert.
feeling hungry? Make a reservation at their onsite sit-down restaurant, gertrude’s (children’s menus available) or grab a quick bite at the patio café. Plus, the annual devour culinary classic at the desert botanical garden is a delight for foodies each february.
arizona museum of natural history
plan to spend a few hours at the interactive arizona museum of natural history in mesa. Kids love to pan for gold in a courtyard outside. Wander through the lost dutchman mine exhibit and “lock up” your family members in its jail cells. Then, explore a hohokam village where you can grind maize with stone tools and put together giant puzzle pieces to form pictures of native american pottery.
most impressive among the permanent exhibits, though, is dinosaur mountain. This display of life-sized animated dinosaurs on a cliff features booming “flash floods” that send water gushing down the display every 23 minutes.
arizona science center
the arizona science center in downtown phoenix rocks! You definitely could spend a whole day exploring this attraction. With hands-on experiments complete with nobs to crank and buttons to push, children are too busy having fun to realize they’re learning about science. The on-site dorrance planetarium is also one of the largest and most technologically advanced in the nation, too.
my favorite exhibit is forces of nature. Step aboard the “stage” to experience a 5-minute show. (It repeats every 15 minutes.) This may be too scary for toddlers and preschoolers, but big kids love to experience a (mild) earthquake, windstorm, thunder, lightning, and more.
horseback riding & more at macdonald’s ranch
saddle up for fun at macdonald’s ranch in scottsdale with kids. This horse stable offers guided trail rides and stagecoach rides through the desert. If you’re traveling with a group of eight or more, book a desert cookout along with a hayride, stagecoach tour, or horseback adventure for a truly memorable experience.
when visiting in october, plan to attend the annual macdonald’s ranch pumpkin patch. Expect a petting zoo, pony rides, old-fashioned games, and food trucks. The highlight is boarding a horse-pulled hayride or tractor-pulled train to a pumpkin patch surrounded by saguaro cactuses and sagebrush.
children’s museum of phoenix
designed for kids from birth through 10 years, the children’s museum of phoenix offers all sorts of interactive opportunities to play. Most visitors spend two to four hours exploring the museum’s 14 exhibits.
kids love to build forts and cities in building big and then navigate their way through a noodle forest. Enjoy this museum’s climbing structures, a pint-sized pretend grocery store, a book loft, and more.
western spirit: scottsdale’s museum of the west
explore informative, playful displays about cowboy culture and amerindian history at western spirit in old town scottsdale. Kids will enjoy climbing aboard a stagecoach, making rub art with crayons of desert animals, and playing a southwestern version of chutes and ladders game.
be sure to pose in an old west-themed optical illusion painting at the museum. An employee or volunteer will be happy to snap your pic.
mini golf, arcades & theme parks
amusements like mini-golf, video game arcades, and theme park rides abound in the phoenix area. Whether you want a full-blown amusement park experience or you’re looking for a couple of hours of distraction, your kids are in for a treat.
golfland sunsplash
even when its water park closes for the season, golfland sunsplash in mesa continues to amuse guests. Enjoy three miniature golf courses as well as bumper cars, bumper boats, laser tag, and a huge arcade with prizes.
castles n’ coasters
for full-sized outdoor rides, including a log ride and a few roller coasters, head to castles n’ coasters in phoenix. You’ll also find four mini-golf courses and tons of indoor arcade games. Although my kids and i have had a ball at this theme park, ride safety doesn’t seem to be the highest priority. On one visit, my lap bar wasn’t securely latched, and it was genuinely frightening. Plus, given the area of town, i’d advise sticking to a daytime visit.
jake’s unlimited
located indoors in mesa, jake’s unlimited is a bit of a trek from scottsdale, but it’s one of my kids’ favorite places in the valley. Look for a full-sized carousel and bumper cars. Included with the price of admission are video games and five rides. Pay additional fees for hyperbowling, games with prize tickets, and laser tag. Also, an unlimited buffet of pizza, pasta, salads, sodas, and soft-serve ice cream is available free of charge until 8 pm.
glow putt
glow-in-the-dark miniature golf at glow putt is always in season in scottsdale with kids. “Charge” your golf ball by placing it inside blacklight tubes throughout the course. Kids especially like the hole with a spinning wheel that tells golfers to moo like a cow or kick the ball with your feet to avoid penalty strokes. After a round or two of glowing putt-putt, head upstairs for a delicious treat at the nearby sweet republic ice cream shop.
peter piper pizza
peter piper pizza is part restaurant, part arcade. Choose from several locations throughout the valley, including one in scottsdale. The pizza and wings are decent, but the primary reason to come here is for video games and prizes.
puttshack
opened in scottsdale in 2023, puttshack bills itself as upscale tech-infused mini golf. Each ball is linked with a personal profile to automatically keep score, so you can focus on fun. Children are welcome until 8 pm, when the venue takes on a more grown-up bar vibe. The game is recommended for kids aged 7+. Watch my puttshack scottsdale video to get a feel for the experience.
cyber quest
located on the first floor of arizona boardwalk, cyber quest is a bright, modern arcade with video games and carnival?Style prize games. It’s an easy add?On if you’re visiting butterfly wonderland or odysea aquarium.
championship golf courses
full-sized golf courses are plentiful in the valley of the sun. In fact, the scottsdale-phoenix area boasts over 200 golf courses. Spring is the best time of year in scottsdale for golf, with ideal temperatures in the 70s and 80s fahrenheit. Budget seekers, however, will appreciate discount pricing on world-class courses in summer.
every february, golf lovers flock to the valley to attend the waste management phoenix open. One of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world, the phoenix open takes place at the tpc scottsdale. This 36-hole course is open to the public and offers private lessons for adults and kids alike.
topgolf scottsdale
for a unique golf-themed excursion, reserve a bay at topgolf scottsdale. Here, your family can dine and drink while hitting micro-chipped golf balls at giant dartboard-like targets in an outfield. Kids of all ages are welcome at topgolf, but anyone under 16 must be supervised by an adult 21+, and those under 18 require supervision after 9 pm.
taliesin west
parents and budding architects will appreciate a visit to taliesin west. Once the winter home of the famous architect frank lloyd wright, today it is the headquarters of his foundation and a unesco world heritage site. It is open seven days a week for self-guided audio tours and 90-minute guided walking tours.
taliesin was a hub of architecture education for over 88 years, with graduate students building their own shelters in the sonoran desert. The school of architecture closed at this location in 2020 and moved to arcosanti, an experimental town about one hour outside scottsdale.
frank lloyd wright is one of the world’s most well-known architects. He is renowned for his prairie style, which incorporates elements of nature into structural designs, such as water, stone, and plants. Residents of the valley of the sun are proud of wright’s influence in arizona. While in scottsdale, you will likely drive on frank lloyd wright boulevard, one of the busiest streets in the city.
hot air ballooning in scottsdale
floating above the desert in a hot air balloon is an experience your family will long remember. With 300 days of sunshine per year in scottsdale, the area offers more flyable days than anywhere else in the united states.
choose from shared or private flights with hot air expeditions and rainbow ryders. Children ages 5+ can take to the sky for a magical journey over the desert.
medieval times dinner & tournament
for a roaring good time, make reservations for the scottsdale medieval times dinner & tournament. Expect jousting horses, sword fights, falconry, and a queen overseeing it all. Plan to arrive an hour or so early to get the best seats, peruse the shops, and maybe purchase a themed drink (with or without alcohol).
families root for their knight while chowing down on food like chicken, potatoes, and corn on the cob. (No utensils allowed!) Vegetarian options are available as well.
think this dinner show is just for kids? My family was hosted by medieval times for my game of thrones-enthusiast husband’s birthday celebration. He kept leaning over throughout the performance and saying, “this is the best birthday ever!”
afternoon tea at the phoenician
treat your family to a traditional afternoon tea at the phoenician, one of the most luxurious resorts in the valley of the sun. Enjoy hot tea, finger sandwiches, scones, and petite pastries in the hotel’s sumptuous lobby. Parents can up the fancy factor by ordering a glass of sparkling wine. All of this is accompanied by a live piano performance. The phoenician happily provides gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, and vegetarian menus with 24-hour advance notice.
ifly indoor flight experience
children as young as 3 years old and adults of any age can get a taste of what it’s like to soar in the air at ifly in scottsdale. Ifly explains how their experience differs from skydiving on their website: “at ifly, you don’t jump or fall, you fly gently on a cushion of controlled air.” In addition, those aged 6 to 70 can add to the experience with a virtual reality flight.
hall of flame museum of firefighting
the hall of flame firefighting museum in phoenix boasts the world’s largest collection of vintage fire trucks. Vehicles range from a 1725 english handpumper to more modern engine-powered models. Also, look for a touching memorial to fallen fire rescue heroes, with a special display for those who died in the september 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the world trade towers in new york.
make a game of your visit by asking kids to select their favorite from the museum’s more than 90 fire trucks. There is one climb-aboard fire engine for make-believe rescue missions, too. Most of the trucks are strictly hands-off, which can make a visit with toddlers and preschoolers somewhat nerve-wracking. But grade-schoolers who dig fire engines would like to spend an hour or so here.
live theater performances for families
for families who want to see live theater on vacation, you can find that in scottsdale.
desert stages theatre
located within scottsdale’s sprawling fashion square mall, desert stages theatre offers a main stage, a smaller actor’s cafe, and youth/teen productions. My family enjoyed seeing this company’s alice in wonderland shortly after our move to arizona. Each year, this theater presents over 250 performances.
don bluth front row theatre
want the best seats in the house? You can’t go wrong at don bluth front row theatre. With only 76 seats surrounding the stage on all sides, every spot feels close to the action. You just might be surprised by the caliber of talent this little live theater puts forth. I know i have been! Look for family-friendly productions like mary poppins, it’s a wonderful life, and the wizard of oz.
theaters near scottsdale
if you’re willing to travel outside of scottsdale, check what’s playing at arizona broadway theatre in peoria or take a peek at traveling broadway productions at asu gammage in tempe.
octane raceway
adults and kids alike enjoy racing speedy go-karts at octane raceway at the scottsdale pavilions. Also on-site are a video game arcade, laser tag, mini bowling alley, and axe-throwing.
junior drivers must be at least 46 inches tall to participate. For participants under age 16, junior races top out at 25 mph. Meanwhile, grown-up races go up to 45 miles per hour. Parents can compete against kids in a junior race (at junior speeds, of course).
arizona’s year?Round professional sports
in addition to being a hub for baseball spring training, arizona is home to four men’s major league sports teams, plus a professional women’s national basketball association team. No matter the season or your sport of choice, you’re sure to find a game to enjoy during your scottsdale vacation. Look for tickets to arizona sporting events via ticketliquidator.
sports fans can watch the arizona diamondbacks play in regular-season games in the impressive chase field with its retractable roof in downtown phoenix. Meanwhile, both the phoenix suns men’s basketball team and the phoenix mercury wnba team play at the talking stick resort in phoenix. Although the arizona cardinals football team has not won a super bowl (yet!), Their home stadium, state farm stadium in downtown phoenix, has hosted a few. For hockey, head to mullett arena in tempe to watch the arizona coyotes play.
museum of illusions scottsdale
trick your eyes with an array of interactive displays at the museum of illusions scottsdale. At this arizona boardwalk attraction, all ages enjoy playing and learning about vision, perception, and the human brain. The displays of optical illusions naturally encourage conversation and laughter!
want a peek inside? See for yourself with my video of the summer wine series at museum of illusions scottsdale.
pangea land of the dinosaurs
dinosaur lovers will roar with delight at pangea land of the dinosaurs. With life-sized animatronic dinos on display, kids will enjoy a t. Rex obstacle course, a fossil-digging area, dinosaur temporary tattoos, and a small dinosaur ride.
more play at arizona boardwalk
in addition to odysea aquarium, butterfly wonderland, the museum of illusions, and other great attractions detailed in this guide to scottsdale, the arizona boardwalk campus offers even more play for families. The ufo experience explores unidentified flying objects, alien abductions, and extraterrestrial encounters. My kids love laser + mirror mazes for the colorful, reflective labyrinth and challenging, laser-filled walk-through puzzle. Clever kids can also check out cluville kids escape room, where children ages 6 to 13 work together to crack codes, solve mysteries, and unlock challenges before time runs out. Meanwhile, younger children will enjoy taking a spin on the classic boardwalk carousel.
enjoy an array of shops and restaurants at this entertainment complex. Look for special events like craft fairs and live concerts throughout the year at arizona boardwalk, too.
four-wheel desert tours
during your scottsdale vacation, you can get your heart pumping by exploring the sonoran desert on four wheels.
stellar adventures leads guided atv and utv tours or you can romp through the desert as a passenger in a hummer or blazer. Kids must be age 6+ to ride as a passenger in a utility terrain vehicle.
green zebra adventures offers 1- and 2-hour guided self-driving atv tours of scottsdale’s backcountry. Children must be at least age 4 to ride as a passenger.
indian bend wash greenbelt
go for a family bike ride on the indian bend wash greenbelt. This 22-mile trail stretches from north scottsdale to tempe town lake in the neighboring college town of tempe. Lined with grass and mostly tucked away from traffic, this is a picturesque paved path for cyclists. Embark on a guided tour with 360 adventures or rent e-bikes from pedego for a half-day or full-day independent ride.
chaparral park
scottsdale is home to dozens of parks for families to enjoy. But the 100-acre chaparral park stands out. The indian bend wash trail wanders right through this pretty green space. Bike or walk around the paved path around chaparral lake, which is stocked with fish for anglers.
kids of all abilities love the wheelchair-accessible chaparral park playground, designed to meet the needs of children with physical, cognitive, and sensory disabilities. On weekends, find sports fields and courts filled with locals playing baseball, basketball, and volleyball.
goldfield ghost town
drive about 45 minutes from scottsdale back in time to the 1890s at goldfield ghost town in apache junction. This reconstructed mining town features wooden boardwalks, old-time shops, and stick-to-your-ribs restaurants. Kids enjoy panning for gold and riding the narrow-gauge train. Reenacted gunfights draw crowds but might be a bit scary for children who are sensitive to loud noises.
tips for visiting scottsdale with kids
all year long, your family is sure to have plenty to explore and enjoy in scottsdale. Keep in mind that winters are likely chillier than you think, and summers are even toastier than you might imagine. Read about the best time of year to visit scottsdale.
as you can see from reading this list of fun things to do in scottsdale with kids, many popular destinations are in neighboring cities and towns. Plus, scottsdale is very spread out. Therefore, you will likely need a rental car unless you plan to spend most of your time at your resort.
scottsdale is one of the safest places to visit in arizona, with most crimes related to property theft. As when visiting any city, exercise reasonable caution while exploring.
book your scottsdale family vacation with expedia
expedia has everything you need to book your trip to scottsdale with kids. From hotels, airfare, and car rentals to vacation rentals and fun activities, expedia has you covered.
whether you’re planning a month-long trip or a weekend getaway, expedia can connect you with the best travel deals to destinations in arizona and around the world. Explore more of scottsdale and book your vacation with expedia.Com!
explore more in arizona
read my tips for visiting the state’s famous national park, the grand canyon with kids.
discover quirky fun in arizona’s biggest ghost town, jerome.
learn about the state’s territorial capital with these entertaining things for families to do in prescott.
check out the many adventures in and near flagstaff in northern arizona.
find out why families love enchantment resort in sedona.
explore montezuma castle and tuzigoot national monuments with kids.
keep these kid-friendly scottsdale activities
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a note from colleen travels between: this post was originally created with support from expedia.Com, and my family has been hosted by the phoenician, medieval times, and the museum of illusions scottsdale. I update this guide annually to keep information accurate. All opinions are mine. |
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