She is an associate professor of journalism. Who was she. She was the sole murder for womens suffrage in the united states. She was the most famous political figure of 1910 and she was the epitome of the new woman it was a really the first feminists of the 21st century. She was a graduate and a lawyer who had to fight to be able to practice she was a free lover. She was a war correspondent. She was a socialist she was an advocate for prostitutes and a person who was the is the underdog. She also was rich beautiful. And she liked to dance. What time are we talking about. This is 1908 or 1909. Shes also a star athlete is extremely popular in the start of the campus. Theyve just gotten kind of adult in the u. S. They are going out to the streets. The women in the street is quite shocking. And then ascending the teenage years in britain. And so she goes there. They can speak on our Womens College campus. Weirdest can educate you. She does not take no for an answer. About 25 students and fa
Passing legislation to censor reading at a time of war. Within a matter of months they got this legislation overturned. It was amendment so they no longer were going to be prevented from publishing books with a political viewpoint and they ended up being able to publish any books they wanted. That said, some books did upset certain groups of people two books in particular that came under fire were strange fruit by liian and forever amber by kathleen windsor. These books were controversial because they had sex scenes and the publishers thought if the men want to read books that give them books with sex scenes but there were certain groups, religious groups that didnt want them going to the servicemen. The books one was banned by boston and one of the publishers thought this was even greater than the army was willing to distribute to their filters and he was actually quoted in the newspaper saying it looks like all you have to do is get banned in boston so there were attempts to censor a
Lets talk about the weather. Prepare for what could be the first freeze for the entire d. C. Region. Chief meteorologist doug hill is here to show us what kind of weather to expect as we make our weekend plans. Hi, doug. Weather temperatures are dropping quickly. 37 outside our studios in arlington. Not that far to go to freezing. Down to 33 already at washington dulles. Still 40 at Reagan National airport. 37 now in manassas. The overnight, as these winds diminish and skies clear, well see overnight readings between 23 and 31 degrees by early tomorrow morning, probably making it the coldest overnight period weve had this season to date. Tomorrow, i mean, it looks beautiful. Sunshine. But temperatures way below our average high of 59. Only 41 to 46. Well check out sunday with hail. Next seven days as we go searching for warmer temperatures in just a few minutes. Of Appeals Court here in washington has rejected a new challenge to the Affordable Care act. Of catholic nonprofit organizati
Moderation like that. This wonderful nation. But more or less this is america, so safe. That situation has completed changed. [inaudible] so thank you all. We and they is actually unrealistic. So we must think entire 7 billion human beings, we must consider. That is my honest belief. So no problem. As a politician [laughter] or that you see, a little bit of insane person. Still same person, human being. [laughter] clear . Clear. So the main purpose, you see, we have to sort of look seriously about future of humanity. At least this century. Now, we already enter the 21st century. Now, remaining the century, i think like becomes very, very, turning point century. Now this century also should be. So in the past century, a century of violence, century of war. This century should be century of peace. Peace not come from the sky. Since the violence we created, so peace, we must create it. Piece only, through our action, not through Wishful Thinking or prayer. Ive witnessed in my daily life,
When they raise the alarm some say they were fired and blacklisted. America tonight with part 2 of her investigation and rech which em for a le revolution. People want to consume and engage in different ways. Can science help Classical Music keep up with the times. Good evening, thank you for joining us, im Sheila Macvicar in for joie chen. Tonight the seemingly insurmountable challenge to contain the Ebola Outbreak in the hot zone, and the battle to keep the virus spreading in the u. S. Health officials in texas are still trying to determine how a dallas nurse contracted the disease. As a result, the centers for Disease Control and prevention laid out a new plan to prevent further contamination of Health Care Workers, dealing with ebola patients. Six truckloads of its belonging to or linked to the late dunk sit in limbo, the ashes have been barred from entering the state of louisiana, where they were going to be buried in a Hazardous Waste file. Meantime the World Health Organisation