Im Cheryl Casone i am in for maria bartiromo, tuesday, september 5,8 00 a. M. Eastern time, time for the hot topic of the hour former President Trump calling states attempts to disqualify him from ballot in the 2024 president ial election a trick in truth social post claims almost all legal scholars voiced opinions at 14th amendment has no legal basis or standing, relative to the upcoming 2024 president ial election, like election interference another trick used by radical left the the wall street Journal Editorial Board out with a new oped on this exact top say removing mr. Trump by fiat would also deny voters us the constitutional right for the candidate of their choice, this is aside from mr. Smith the special prosecutor accuses mr. Trump of violating, flats would arguably commit same offense section 3 elizabeth of the 14th amendment, and what journal argues about instead of letting Voters Decide who should be on the at about they are trying to use law basically barking up wrong tre
Jasmine griffin. She is a professor at Columbia University of english and africanamerican studies. Her current book is titled towards an intellectual history of black women. Ladies and gentlemen, Farah Jasmine griffin. [applause] thank you, and good afternoon. I know youre here because you love hers stop, not because this hurston you want hear . Okay. Is that better . No . All right. I will keep talking until you can hear me. Ill try to speak a little more loudly. Is that better . Good. So, i know youre here because you love hurston, not bus that is one of the only air conditioned venues today. It is wholly appropriate we have this panel on hurston here in harlem, place she called home. A place that inspired much of her work. A place that started her career. This year will mark the 100th 100th anniversary of her birth, and she continues to be a writer and a figure who messmerrize us. Were fortunate to be joined by a june of scholars and speakers and writers who have spent quite a bit o
Next up from the harlem book fair, a panel on their eyes were watching god. Welcome once again to the next panel discussion. This panel, i love myself when i am laughing, a century or more of is laura neil. I have the pleasure of introducing the moderator for todays discussion. Sarah jasmine griffin. She is an author with five books and the focus of her study is cultural history. She is a professor at columbia university. Her current book is titled an intellectual history of black women. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome her. [applause] thank you and good afternoon. I know you are here because you love a person, not because this is one of the only. You can hear . Okay. Is that better. All right, ill just keep talking until you can hear me. I will try to speak more loudly. Is that Getting Better . So i know youre here because you love her and not because this is one of the only airconditioned venues today. It is fully appropriate that we have this panel here in harlem which is a plac
Occupied territory and a number of battles took place. I imagined that it in some way affected her. Or their family members that had your version of the conversation . I found a lot of conversations in the details but knew nothing about the murder story. The descendents of the victims want to mention how her great aunt was murdered. It was different than that which happened so there were a lot of gaps and missing records. Would they have an observation or opinion of the new podcast journalism like this serial is that a flash in the pan would you think that type of reporting will stand up to the bricks and mortar for those like yourselves a. The way the first season grabbed hold of it they will constantly be trying another one of. That brings us to a conversation. Its in the social status class and while and grace. Look at the tremendous disagreement in the country becausitwas by the policemen ofk people. It was the divisive conversation that we are having over culpability and what need
The story stuck and he became the governor in texas. [laughter] heres the problem i have and you might have the professional authority to have this problem but because you cant completely disprove the story you have to sort of leave it hanging like a curveball. Good to write about it thou though. What happened to all of these suspects we forgot about since its been a half an hour. Now they are trying to suggest theres not a serial killer what about the people theyve rounded up, theres been any number of suspects. They would beat them, chained them in the middle of the floor. They would let them go and they would rearrest them all yet i dont know why they didnt get out of town. But eventually they hired private detectives anhire privat evidence, one of which was a chicken thief who was one of the beloved characters in town as the robin hood who would steal chickens from the white people and give them to the poor black residents all over town. He was arrested and eventually convicted. Se