To some extent, the base of the Alt-Right consists of what used to be called in Social Science “alienated young men” and they were gamers online. A controversy arose around the place of women in the gamer world. It an immense backlash against feminism itself. Very anti-women. That this element of what would constitute the Alt-Right. Donald Trump famously said, “Well, these online things aren’t from Russia. They could have been from some 400-pound kid lying on his mother’s bed somewhere.” The point being that there are these unhappy young men who are more culturally than politically.

Belle later finds herself in the castle, where she came to save her father. She chooses to stay there instead of him, herself for the well-being of her parent. Her stay in the castle supports the ideas of sexism and female in multiple ways. First and foremost, being the Beast’s prisoner, she is literally locked in the castle. Yet one can interpret this from a different angle and argue that it figuratively embodies the existing gender inequality. The visibly relationship between Belle and the Beast metaphorically visualizes in the family life or perhaps even stands for family tyranny. In this respect, the image of the Beast only intensifies the power and cruelty of the oppressor. The castle becomes Belle’s cage where she is both literally and symbolically locked.

It may come as a surprise, but we even take into consideration the desires or our littlest citizens, babies and . From toddlers, we learned that the joy of walking comes from what you discover along the way. When they the walkability of Boulder's 19th Street corridor, toddlers spent long exploring leaves in a ditch and sparkles in the sidewalk. They reminded us to slow down and a path where the journey is as important as the . In addition to trees and plants, kids almost always include animals in their designs.

I've described it before as being a little bit like walking into a members-only bookstore where the entire inventory is just organized , and every book has the same, nondescript cover. Your job is to enter that bookstore and not come back until you've found the best and most profitable books there. It's anarchic and gleefully .

And everyone has their method to address these problems. You know, most rely on the major agencies and they just assume that if there's great talent in the world, they've already found their way to the agencies, regardless of the barriers that actually exist to get into the agencies in the first place. Others also constantly compare notes among themselves about what they've read and what's good, and they just hope that their group is the best, most wired and has the best taste in town. And others try to read everything, but that's, again, impossible. If you're reading 500 screenplays in a year, you are reading a lot. And it's still only a small of what's out there.

Fundamentally, it's triage. And when you're in triage, you tend to default to wisdom about what works and what doesn't.

Write down this list. I want you to keep track of this and simply fill in the blanks. First of all, what happened? In as much detail as possible, the situation, and do it on the day it happened if at all possible. Second, who was there? Were there any witnesses? This becomes potentially later on. What exact time and date did this happen? What location? Where did this happen? Who did you tell after the event? How did it make you feel during and after it happened? And is there any other such as WhatsApp, photos or emails that might lend more to your case. These are all details that are incredibly easy to record contemporaneously but are also incredibly easy to forget later on. Humans, according to research, often their ability to remember important emotional details later on. Assume that you're going to forget. Assume you have to write it down.

So, to the most question about our world today: Are we going to follow in the footsteps of history? Or can we, through a combination of imagination and common sense and courage find a way to manage this without a war nobody wants, and everybody knows would be ? Give me five minutes to unpack this, and later this afternoon, when the next news story pops up for you about China doing this, or the US like that, you will be able to have a better understanding of what's going on and even to explain it to your friends.

Let me remind you of what happened right after World War II. A group of Americans and Europeans and others, not just from government, but from the world of culture and business, engaged in a collective of imagination. And what they imagined and what they created was a new international order, the order that's allowed you and me to live our lives, all of our lives, without great power war and with more than was ever seen before on the planet. So, a story. Interestingly, every pillar of this project that produced these results, when first proposed, was rejected by the foreign policy establishment as or unrealistic.

Wizards envision a world of , hyperefficient megacities surrounded by vast tracts of untouched nature, economies that have from atoms to bits, dematerialized capitalist societies that no longer depend on exploiting nature. Energy, to wizards, comes from nuclear plants; food from low-footprint farms with ultraproductive, genetically modified crops tended by robots; water from high-throughput desalination plants, which means we no longer exploit rivers and aquifers. Wizards all 10 billion of us packed into ultradense but megacities, an urbanized world of maximum human aspiration and maximum human liberty.

Everywhere I looked, there were things moving. And these things moved with their very own causal , their very own mechanistic anatomies. It was clear to me -- and to Newton -- that things move on their component parts: worms , birds flew, kangaroos hopped. And a human's first bout with flying was falling accidentally, tripping, or slipping on that banana peel. Once your ground is out from under you, a world of wonder comes rushing in.

These urgent crises may not be a reality in your life or in your neighborhood. And perhaps you've had opportunities for a good education and for skills, and for getting a job. And maybe you've never faced violence, or , or discrimination. But there are tens of millions of young people who are not so lucky. And they are the alarm for their futures.

And that is why UNICEF and our many public and private are launching a new global initiative.