Homework in just be homework. Cox connected to compete. Cox, along with these television companies, support cspan 2 as a public service. Okay, thank you guys. We are the okay, great. Hi everybody. Welcome to disability in American History and culture. It is great to see you all and i hope you had a great spring break, so our plan for the day. We are going to start with a review. I assume that you havent spent your thing about our class, so this is designed to just get you back on track to think about some of the most important themes and ideas that we discussed in our class so far. Then i will lecture on the topic for todays class which is disability in the early United States and we will talk about how disability was to find in the years after the American Revolution, how ableism shaped into national law and how some disabled people push back and fought for greater access and equality. Okay, so for a review our class began with really complex really about the experience of disability.
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we are going to hear from a historian a nationally recognized expert on religious freedom. dr. mark david hall is the herbert hoover distinguished professor of politics at george fox university. he is also a senior fellow at baylor universities institute for a study of religion. he has written, edited, or co-edited a dozen books on religion and politics. those are in america, i thought those are two topics you are supposed to talk about, religion and politics, but he has written one that is called, did america have a christian founding? that is controversial today. his next book which will be released next spring is entitled, proclaim liberty throughout all the land, how christiane lee has advanced freedom and equality for all americans. i will tell, you if we ever have a prey vote stand book club, we will start with his collection. tonight, he is here to lead us in exploring the origins of the term christian nationalism. please welcome, dr. mark david hall. thanks to the f
pleasure to present the honorable john carney, governor to the state of delaware to this joint session of the 122nd general assembly. good afternoon, governor. please join us here on the restroom. thank you very much. please be seated. senator hawks double. it is always good to start with your name correctly. i mentioned it to him beforehand, just to try to make sure that we had it right. he did a great job. thank you to the committee there to come and get me. lieutenant governor, mister president pro tem, mister speaker. members of the 152nd general assembly, other elected officials. statewide and nationwide. members of my cabinet. distinguished members of the judiciary, invited guests, and my fellow delawareans. madam president, mr. president pro tem, mister speaker, thank you for inviting me into the chamber today. before i get started, i would like to do something that i think is really important. which is to recognize general mike up berry and the army national g
public service. along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. officials from the agricultural department testified on the farm bill which covers agriculture, nutrition, conservation, and forestry policy for the next five years. the witnesses also talked about trade, export markets, and food security. the hearing before the senate agriculture committee is a little more than two hours. good morning. the hearing of the forestry commission to order. senator brown just indicated sitting in senator pat leahy seat. he was carrying more about organics and daring this morning. so, we welcome you to the. speaking of welcoming new members, we are so pleased to have senator welch, senator fetterman as new members of the committee. we appreciate you. we are so glad you are joining us. particularly at this bowman we have so much important work to do on the farm bill. thank you. also, we welcome our witnesses. undersecretary taylor, undersecretary mo