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South Africa’s Constitutional Court on Thursday rejected Olympian Oscar Pistorius’ right to appeal against his conviction for the murder of girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. The Supreme Court of Appeal changed the 29-year-old’s conviction to murder in December after the state prosecutors appealed the athlete’s prior conviction of culpable homicide in the Pretoria High Court. South African authorities had challenged Pistorius’ appeal on the GETTY IMAGES grounds that the Supreme Court of Appeal had correctly found Pistorius guilty. The athlete, nicknamed “Blade Runner” because of the prosthetic legs he uses to race, had filed papers to appeal against his conviction at the Constitutional Court, the country’s highest court, on Jan. 11. REUTERS

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Boston Latin School found itself in the national spotlight this week when U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz announced Wednesday a federal investigation into allegations of racism, after students mounted a campaign to call attention to their complaints. But while one youthspurred conversation about race in the city continued, another one led by young leaders also took shape. Teens and young people from around the state held a Dialogue on Race Thursday night at Emerson’s Bill Bordy Theater as part of an ongoing effort to shine a spotlight on the issue. The talk was sponsored by the Center for Teen Empowerment and an amalgam of schools and nonprofits, but organized by Boston-area 14to 21-year-olds. Though the event came in the midst of controversy at BLS, the prominent city exam school,

there was a lot more to talk about, its youth organizers told Metro before the big night. “We’re just trying to bring awareness to race, really, and racism that is still alive and real,” said Alim Clemons, a 20-yearold youth organizer, in an interview Thursday morning. “We’re going to have people touch issues about incarceration, health, jobs, education — basically life issues.” Clemons said the BLS conversation, touched off by students Kylie WebsterCazeau and Meggie Noel,

discuss their various views on race, he said. He said he’s glad the BLS controversy has brought race to the forefront, and said the school will likely be a part of the meeting’s conversations. “If you have an issue, if people just try to put that issue on the back burner all the time, you’re never going to solve that issue at the end of the day,” he said. “We’re just trying to make everybody part of the solution.” While BLS is making headlines, the disparity between urban and sub-

ly,” she said. She, too, cheered the BLS teenagers who spoke out earlier this year. “I’m proud of the students who were bold enough to stand up,” she said. “That takes courage to do.” Students at BLS are probably not alone in being concerned about treatment due to their race, she said, although she said she didn’t have that experience as a student at Boston English. But friends at BLS have shared stories with her about unequal treatment, she said — including one who embraced the #BlackatBLS movement. “She seemed relieved that someone else is talking about what she’s experienced,” Jackson said. “That’s why we’ve been so eager to have this meeting. So other people get to understand it’s real and it needs to stop.” An open dialogue, like what BLS is bringing, and what the youth organizers hoped to offer with their Thursday night meeting, is what Boston needs right now, she said. “It’s not even just in school. [Bostonians] kind of disregard the fact that racism still exists,” she said. “It’s not better, it’s just hidden better.”

“I’m proud of the students who were bold enough to stand up.” Jackson who in January launched the viral #BlackatBLS campaign in a widely shared YouTube video, came as no surprise to him. He remembers hearing stories about racist incidents from his sister, a former BLS student. Outside Boston, friends involved in the METCO program — which buses groups of inner city students to learn in suburban districts — told him they also experienced discrimination from white peers. As part of the discussion Thursday, youth from the city and those from the suburbs were put together in groups to

urban schools should also be explored, said another youth speaker for the event. Meosha Jackson, 18, said she came to Boston Public Schools for second grade after starting her education in Malden. The difference between the two districts’ facilities and supplies, she said, has stayed with her. “We should have a better education system that offers urban youth, especially youth of color, the same respect that the youth of Malden, Arlington, Lexington and other places get, just by their birthright, basical-

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can public for suckers. He gets a free ride to the White House and all we get is a lousy hat,â€? he said. Trump has made his party’s mainstream uneasy with his positions on trade and immigration, including his calls to build a wall between the United States and Mexico, deport 11 million illegal immigrants and temporarily bar Muslims from entering the country. But Romney’s strategy risks backfiring by further energizing Trump’s supporters, who are angry with a party they see as not representing their views on illegal immigration, trade and America’s role in the world. REUTERS

Donald Trump Jr. appears with white supremacist on radio show One of Donald Trump’s sons appeared along with a white supremacist while giving an interview on a conservative radio show, adding to concerns that the frontrunner in the battle to be the Republican candidate in November’s presidential election is willing to accept support from extremist supporters. Donald Trump Jr., who is actively campaigning for his father, gave an interview on Tuesday on “Liberty Roundtable,� a conservative Utah-based radio show hosted by Sam Bushman. During the show, he was questioned by James Edwards, another radio host whose show “The Political Cesspool� is described by the Southern Poverty Law Center,

a leading civil rights group, as â€œracist and anti-Semitic.â€? During the interview, conducted over the telephone, Trump Jr. talked about what a good father Donald Trump was and how his campaign is changing the Republican Party. “It’s not a campaign anymore, it’s a movement,â€? he told his interviewers. Edwards said on his blog on Tuesday he would rebroadcast the 20-minute interview on Saturday on “The Political Cesspool.â€? The show, founded in 2005 and syndicated by Bushman’s Liberty News Radio organization, has featured such extremists as former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke and Holocaust denier

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not even, Fey maintains, a satire a la “MASH.� “There are so many great war comedies,� says Fey. This one, she argues, is different. “This movie, at its core, is a human story. It’s not about relationships. It’s not political. It’s not ‘Dr. Strangelove.’ It’s about a woman who’s made the choice to blow up her existing life and go on this adventure.� Fey and the crew never had to experience Afghanistan firsthand, given that they shot in New Mexico.

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In a sense that’s a shame: Co-star Margot Robbie — who plays a fellow correspondent at another news agency — is an avid world traveler, who won’t let her sudden fame post-“Wolf of Wall Street� keep her from staying in hostels, not hotels. “I really like investing myself in a different culture,� Robbie says. “I feel you get to do that more when you stay in hostels. When you’re in a hotel, you can be anywhere in the world. They all look the same, to an extent.� Both Fey and Robbie said making the film made them appreciate how being born in the U.S. and Australia, respectively, has kept them from more severe forms of sexism. “I’ve been very fortunate. I haven’t been exploited, I don’t feel,� she explains. “I’m more concerned with being labeled as a sex symbol. That makes me feel more uncomfortable than any day-to-day interactions I have.� “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot� is still

a hard sell to audiences these days, particularly in our superhero multiplex landscape. “Maybe we should say that the vehicles transform into robots, and then they fight each other,� jokes Fey. “You’re going to be halfway through before you realize that doesn’t actually happen.�

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••••• “That all they got?â€? quips one of the good guys toward the end of “London Has Fallen.â€? This, after terrorists have blown up the city’s every major landmark, assassinated Europe’s leaders and taken out untold innocent civilians. Making its predecessor “Olympus Has Fallenâ€? look like “Eddie the Eagle,â€? this aggro sequel is a right-wing ’80s fantasy

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••••• “Tina Fey war comedyâ€? sets “Whiskey Tango Foxtrotâ€? up to look like something it’s not quite. It’s not “30 Rock Goes to Afghanistan,â€? and it’s not even a satire. It’s a dramedy that teems with sharp (and, yes,

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Disney’s 55th toon extravaganza has the brand’s usual uplifting messages: Go after your dreams, don’t give up, be kind to your fellow ‌ well, not human, but animal, since it’s set in a world of talking critters. We’re used to Disney homilies. What we’re

scheme that resembles no less than the November Paris attacks. Fun! There’s no way to defend a movie like this, in which our hero implores a Middle Eastern character to “Go back to F—headistan!� All you can do is laugh at humanity. MATT PRIGGE

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Based on “The Taliban Shufe,â€? Kim Barker’s memoir of her stint as a war correspondent in the mid-aughts, it has Fey whimsically heading overseas, despite not being remotely prepared. “Whisky Tango Foxtrotâ€? doesn’t have a lot of narrative drive, and even throws in a token love interest. That he’s actually a rakish cad (played by Martin Freeman) is a good example of the ďŹ lm’s slightly darkened heart. As it wears on, it veers too towards the serious and soapy, but it has enough goodness to power it through to the ďŹ nish line. MP

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Jeremy Jacobs has his fingerprints all over this one. That’s the way it looks to me, as I try to figure out what the Boston Bruins’ strategy was at Monday’s NHL

trade deadline. Basically, it was a strategy that didn’t make much sense, unless of course, you’ve accepted the fact that ownership is calling the shots. The B’s acquired 35-year-old defenseman John-Michael Liles from Carolina for a thirdround pick, a fifth-round pick and prospect Anthony Camara. They also added 33-year-old forward Lee Stempniak in a trade with New Jersey, sending the Devils a second-round pick and a fourth-round pick. And last, but not least, the Bruins decided to hold onto impending free agent Loui Eriksson without agreeing to a new contract. First of all, when you decide to keep Eriksson for the rest of the season, you either can’t get the return that you’re looking for, or you’re “going for it all” right now.

Don’t give me the theory that they’re trying to buy some extra time to work out a new deal. By not seeing eyeto-eye on a new contract now, Eriksson gains all the leverage in negotiations with the Bruins, and it almost guarantees that he’ll test out the open market on July 1. The market for a 30-year-old, top-six rental forward was, at the very least, a firstround pick. Just ask the Chicago Blackhawks, who have acquired such a player for two straight years while giving up a first-round pick and a prospect at the trade deadline. But according to reports, the Bruins’ asking price was much higher, as they also wanted a top NHL player in return for Eriksson. Needless to say, they didn’t get that, and held onto him. The high asking price doesn’t speak to

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STRATEGY how they value Eriksson. They’re not stupid. They obviously know and understand the trade market. They also know what Eriksson is. If he was as good as they portrayed him to other teams at the deadline, the Bruins would have just signed him to the contract he wanted. So, it wasn’t about Eriksson. It was about the Bruins and, more specifically, Bruins ownership. Had Jacobs kept his focus on the future, the team would have sent Eriksson back to the Western Conference for a first rounder, which would have given the B’s three first-round picks in 2016 (they already have their own, and San Jose’s via the Martin Jones trade). Combined with the three first rounders they had in last year’s draft, that would have been six first-round picks in

a two-year span. That’s insane, in a good way, especially given Cam Neely’s insistence on improving the organization’s prospect development under new GM Don Sweeney. Instead, the Bruins weren’t willing to lose a top-six forward without getting a top roster player in return. Why? Because a draft pick wasn’t going to help them make the playoffs this year. And the Jacobs family isn’t about to miss the playoffs for two straight seasons. Fine. If that’s the case, go out and pull off a few moves before the trade deadline that make you a serious Stanley Cup contender right now. Don’t give me Liles and Stempniak. They’re both rentals, but they’re also just depth pieces. They’re not the type of players who will get this year’s team

over the hump. These Bruins need more than that, even while keeping Eriksson around for the next few months. They need a top-pair defenseman who’s more than a rental. And that type of move just isn’t realistic until the offseason. While knowing that was the case, the Bruins should have traded Eriksson for a first-round pick. They should have then opened up some spots on the blue line to let kids like Colin Miller and Joe Morrow get some valuable playing experience down the stretch. Instead, the Bruins were focused on just getting into the playoffs this year. And they used a trade-deadline strategy that I would normally crush the general manager for. Except, I’m convinced that Jacobs was calling the shots.

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