subtract a woman. she will not have the right to liberty. she will not have the right to privacy, ripped open. she will not have the right to free speech or due process or equal protection. so you re literally ripping a woman out of the constitution. so what you re talking about is what i have learned recently. the difference between reproductive rights and reproductive justice which is not something that i understood as being different and that we re not looking at this in a 360 degree way. reproductive rights, oh, that s abortion. i don t need to think about abortion. it s put beautifully by audrey lord that says there is no single issue struggle because we are not single issue people. yeah. if you want healthy babies then you have to take care of the woman and make sure that she is healthy. you can t just focus on poverty and generational poverty without also thinking about the wage gap or also reproductive health care
talking about the effort german experience this gives me strength that s one reason why in the memo initiative called black people in germany every year they hold an annual meeting this is the first time i m attending. by the buzzy. kisha zinah this pos ted i m so whole in the house and temperate too it s a control issue it s put off sharon to do we ll sure is holding us on tain yes reading up on iran two hundred seventy people have come to the initiatives and the only thing was how the group was formed over thirty six. talk a day less and the steering committee. if you tell me how was the initiative found it it was thanks to two happy coincidences the first audrey lord was in berlin because my and who was ok did not yes she was an american writer from the
20 children and six teachers are killed. the senate foreign relations committee plans to hold an open hearing to look moo the possibility that russia medalled with their presidential election. the hearing will be presided by bob corker and maryland ben cardon. now back to red eye for all of your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news fox newschannel. have a great morning. a portrait of a dead guy has been hanging at the university of pennsylvania for years. apparently he wrote some plays or something. the students recently took it down and dropped it in the office of the english department chair. they replaced it with the photo of audrey lord, a black female writer. let s look at some of their work.
action. who are the poets that you read? oh. of course maya angelo audrey lord, my own mentor, mahogany brown. just people who get it, you know? empowering people of color who really make a stand. so do you think young people are truly engaged in the political world right now? not so much. i feel like they can be more engaged, many young people aren t voting in the elections. and i think that we can power up on that one. but i think that we just need the right communication to really get it out to them, you know? tell me about the poem you wrote that helped you to win this competition. the poem i wrote, basically in the poem i m trying to see how high do the stakes have to be before we come together and
we had a lovely conversation and then all of a sudden you said, who was formerly a man. i was a baby. i was assigned male gender because of the appearance of my genitals. as i grew up, i discovered my girlhood. i discovered my womanhood. and i proclaimed and defined myself as audrey lord says. why didn t you correct me at the time? i did not because i was scared. if you feel that strongly. i did not because i was scared. scared of what? i wanted to be a cordial guest. i think that was incorrect of me. i wanted to be kind and appreciative of having two segments on a mainstream show. it was my first major appearance as a young transwoman who wrote her first book. i thought you were terrific by the way. [ overlapping speakers ] i love you told me i looked like beyonce , you said all these amazing things. but i think that also being offensive and being kind are not mutually exclusive things. i think that we can completely have great intentions and be good people but also be