this isn t something that s going away, it s actually getting worse. curriculum in book banning aren t just yelled into a microphone into a school, moving there in political speeches. who are vying for the white house. in the past year the stakes have risen, it s the next generation that s gonna pay the price for this. they re gonna be left without a safe way to understand themselves in the world around them, and they won t have melinda from the book speak to lead them through the searing pain of sexual assault, or daunte from aristotle and daunte, to discover the secrets of the universe, to join them with an all encompassing first love. or nikole hannah-jones, work the 16 19 project, to explore african american history, american history, and the legacy of straw slavery in this country. one year ago our thesis was that censorship is never okay, and that remains true. but today, after speaking with so many authors, and reading so many of these targeted books, the velshi banned book club
we have seen in deadly police encounters is the traffic stop. you go back to daunte write, stopped for having an air freshner on his rearview mirror. here the police chief openly questioning the idea that he had been recklessly driving prior. is that a broader problem? the police traffic stop itself? yes, well first thanks for having me. the d.c. police reform commission here in the nation s capital where i live, last year recommended that we take place out of traffic stops in this city, for that very reason. we have other ways to be able to enforce traffic violations without having people with guns and with the ability or the training of using violence and deadly force to subdue people who are simply out trying to get from one place to another. so those are some serious proposals that we need to weigh
the bengals wide receiver buffalo bills team trainer scott to hamlin in ten seconds after collapsed. he was brought onto the field and it was administered cpr. i want to bring back on dante stallworth, former player as well. daunte, we are hearing of course, just trying to synthesize and i just saw that we re seeing. and taking a step back. they gave out what we know, so far. we know what we have seen. medically, we do not know what he s experiencing right now. we do not know how critical of the condition he is in. or what that means for this young 24-year-old. but just thinking about what lebron james spoke about. the brotherhood of all the sports. there i say, the sisterhood as well. talking about when being prone to injuries as well in their own right in the sports. athletes from different teams, and different sports, watch this in a way that you and i have talked about already. the idea of the shock, and the
books on the list of the son for the shooter from the shopping that is this morning, at 10 am eastern. in the meantime, i m going t share with you one of my conversations with the award winning author, benjamin hally race size who wrote the book aristotle and daunte, discover the secrets of the universe. it is a coming of age story. masterfully crafted so that th writing style pierre matures i sync with our super tagging us after reading the book i had t know what compelled benjamin t put pen to paper as an author. here s what he told us i write to give people hope because i think the worl conspired to take their hope away and i know i also understand that as a writer animal senate accuser. and these are my children. i may be a gay man but, thes young people of the world ar my children and i think we should all think that way. they are children and we are responsible to educate them, love them, and take care o them and that is our job. james baldwin once famousl
franchise. that happens to be a black person. that would be nice. you know, probably surprised people to this day that there is that absolute void in many respects for ownership. and compared to this vote, we re talking about last week, alison, the idea of what it s like about black coaches. we re talking about divisions of power in the powers that be. with a over 70% i think league that is overwhelmingly black. yeah, i was just thinking about that, laura, i think was daunte on our air who paraphrase d was saying something to the effect of black ownership would go a lot further towards creating pathways for black coaches then the rooney rule does. so, that is what would make a real fundamental change is black ownership of teams. absolutely. and see, everyone, alison no sports we talk about the rooney rule here on a wednesday night. honestly. all of these years where i was faking it like i didn t know anything about sports,