that, and she s not. she s in hell, and she s going to live this way for the rest of her life. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m craig melvin. thank you for watching. oomz
there is no longer the slavery system that kept us all contained. white southerns need to deep this population on the land as laborers, not engaging in educational advancement. they need a new system to keep them there. the solution in the south was a system of jim crow laws. everything from schools to voting to transportation, public accommodation, every element of life is now going to be segregated. lots of white americans north or south can unify around segregation as a way to keep society in social order. the way in which this culture became within the first half century after the war, an american north/south reunion
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i m a living part of that stream of history. and as a professor here at howard university, and particularly in africana studies, which is my field of study and area i work in, i devote a great part of my work understanding the implications of the civil war and reconstruction in terms of contemporary american life. what s this right here? deed of sale. deed of sale. these are reconstruction rear era documents. most people in the country don t know nothing about that. you can say we saw the charter, we saw the deed of sale for the land. you know, you re the only teacher i ve filmed who is focused on the freed people s point of view when teaching reconstruction. how does teaching from that point of view make a difference for your students? i hope they will walk out with is a sense of human purpose that they have a stake in. there is always the threat of forgetting in terms of national memory. when you start talking about a settler state like the united states that came out of a
imagine everybody hearing send her back, heard it. that moment is a defining moment. as i said over the last couple days, imagine that scene playing out in any other arena of american life. if 20 high school students stood around a classmate on a football field in a hijab and said send her home, what would happen to them? if 20 people did it at a lunch room at your job, around one of the co-workers or the corporate bored room of the ceo, said to the vice president, go back to where you re from because you disagree, what would happen to them? i was exchanging with general hurtling. what would happen in the military if the platoon leader allowed that to happen? if a platoon leader allowed that to happen? we all know the answer. the only reason, the enormous magnitude of how unusual this is, how out of bounds this is for contemporary american life, i think that only you can only miss it in people don t call it out. and we need to hear from business leaders about what they would do if so