Well go ahead and start our next panel so that we can keep on time and be as efficient as we can. Welcome to the second panel of the day. This panel is entitled where are we now, a conversation on Educational Opportunity and integration. Our panelist today will be girouard robinson, a resident scholar at the institution, the virginia secretary of education and the president of the black alliance for Educational Options. Girard has a long history in education. Dr. Greg forcester is the director of the oikonia network at Trinity International university, a senior fellow at ed choice and currently at the Freedman Foundation for educational choice. He is the author of six books and coauthor of additional three books and his ph. D. At yale. Michas is the founder and ceo recently given p up the approva to open up a charter. She served as the ceo of the Network Charter school fund and the Senior Adviser at new leaders for new skeels achools started as a special ed teacher as well. So the goal
A lot more racist than donald trump. I dont feel like you could feel about race like i do and watch that kushner walk around with that beautiful girl. Hail trump. Hail trump. This city is run by jewish communists and Brian Stevenson is a Public Interest lawyer and founder of the equal justice initiative. Mr. Stevenson, thank you for being with us. Delighted to be with you. The events in charlottesville and the president s response have opened deep and ugly divisionsen the country. What do you think need to happen to heal this. We have a tragic history of racial inequal tee in america we havent done a good job of confronting or acknowledging and it continues to haunt us. Compromises our ability to get to the society we seek. I think we have to own up to that. And begin dealing with the legacy in a more direct way. I mean, White Supremacy has done horrific destructive things, but despite all of that, the true evil of that era for me wasnt the forced labor, it was this ideology of White S
To the confederacy. In your view what should happen to them . One thing we are frying to do its erect markers that talk about slavery. We have to make that vizable. In berlin, germany, you cant go without seeing a marker or stone. Placed close to the home of a jewish family abducted during the holocaust. Germans wantup to go to the holocaust memorial. Trying to recover from the damage done by the holocaust. We are not doing that. We have got to do that. I think truth telling has to begin. For us to make the progress that needs to happen. Brian stevenson. Thank you for being with us. My pleasure, thank you. With the president under fire. Mark strassmann checked in with republican whose voted for him. Janele jones, ellen deal, and loshiqua hughes. Has your support for trump lessened one bit . Not at all. I dont look at him, as you know my pastor. I look at him as the leader, governmental issues. We are not looking for somebody charming. Looking for a man who know house to turn things aro
The vp of public programs. Theres a little weird feedback thing, but i think its good now. We are missing a few people, so they will start to fill in, and please be nice and show them where there are seats available. Tonight is an elson lecture, and we thank our sponsor, ambassador and mrs. Edward elson, for supporting this program. Tonight angela j. Davis just to be really clear, this is angela j. Davis for anyone who is confused, okay . [laughter] shes going to be talking, shes the editor of policing the black man arrests, prosecution and imprisonment, which she will be discussing this evening. She is, throughout her career as a lawyer, author and professor, angela j. Davis has dedicated her efforts to studying and bettering the criminal Justice System in america, particularly as it relates to prosecutional power and racism within the system. Tonights program is being broadcast for cspan, so this will probably show up in about a week. But that does mean that if you have a question, y
The vp of public programs. Theres a little weird feedback thing, but i think its good now. We are missing a few people, so they will start to fill in, and please be nice and show them where there are seats available. Tonight is an elson lecture, and we thank our sponsor, ambassador and mrs. Edward elson, for supporting this program. Tonight angela j. Davis just to be really clear, this is angela j. Davis for anyone who is confused, okay . [laughter] shes going to be talking, shes the editor of policing the black man arrests, prosecution and imprisonment, which she will be discussing this evening. She is, throughout her career as a lawyer, author and professor, angela j. Davis has dedicated her efforts to studying and bettering the criminal Justice System in america, particularly as it relates to prosecutional power and racism within the system. Tonights program is being broadcast for cspan, so this will probably show up in about a week. But that does mean that if you have a question, y