Trevor Noah covers Beyoncé, LeBron James, Zimbabwe, and Iran in a marathon segment.

The eternal problem of late-night TV shows, in our day, far too much news, is trying to answer what looks like a thousand or so. years of disaster in ten minutes … or so-the slice of time they're spending on current events. In this segment Daily Show Trevor Noah finds an elegant way to circle the circle: although he does not have time to go into details on the subject. one of the four unrelated topics that he covers: Beyoncé, Zimbabwe, LeBron James, and Iran – he wants to hint at everything he does not talk about, so interested viewers can fend for themselves .

Some of the transitions between subjects occupy a position – he uses the school that LeBron James has just built to defend very briefly public services rather than philanthropy – and some, like the end of his story in Zimbabwe, recognize that he does not paint a complete picture. But they are all preferable to give viewers the impression that they have all the information they need when they do not do it. Here are the biggest questions that Noah refers to:

On Beyoncé's Vogue Cover: This story once again brought up the conversation of how the fashion industry has so often taken inspiration from people of color without involving them Actually. And if we had time, we would go in, but we have to move on.

In Zimbabwe : If we had time, we could talk about what is only the beginning of the difficult road to Zimbawe. LeBron James : Although this is a very beautiful story of philanthropy, it raises the question of why communities need celebrities to make themselves known. provide services that should be provided by the government. You know? Nobody should be out there saying, "I hope my team will win the Super Bowl so that they can buy us a fire service!" You do not want that. But we do not have time to talk about all this.

The Daily Show may not have the time to discuss these topics in detail, but you probably do not have the same time constraints. Visit your local library and take a trip to the heart of all or part of these problems with the magic of books! Or at least do a little hearted googling.