this public debate surrounding the noise museum did it check your car confidence at all or change your plans. no i don t think so i think architects have to. explain themselves and i think it s incumbent on us i mean i think that sometimes the profession has a sort of sense of entitlement. i think because i ve always worked in foreign places i mean my very first projects were in japan. i never felt in titles in the way for you you have to sort of respect the responsibility that you ve been given so as an english or as a foreign architect doesn t matter whether or not i mean to to be given this incredible cultural responsibility. is a is a very complex. you know thing and therefore it s not a it s not about what you think it s about how you can can gather.
a message through. his big day versus it doesn t matter whether you make music it doesn t matter with the draw or make comics. so the idea is to visit these schools first have simple question is for the kids after a few months go back to the schools the question is to see if the children actually learn from the climate change and just the question is itself for most of creating the stuff like challenges for example we have a plan to teach alan s it s more or less just about dialogue and being interactive and the comic books are just supposed to help us get that day. and so there s going to be a whole lot more coming next but i think people are already talking about it people are receiving warmly they love it and i believe it s going to reveal.
a go. brings a different thing to the table if you know books for example you see that many superhero is a male and this is conversations that keep going around even with the should we make more female character what does this mean what does that. stand for and if you follow my comic book you start to see that this character is not perfect life is miserable and she rises above all of that to save the world and fight climate change. and the. perfect way of getting a message through. is big it s diverse doesn t matter whether you make music it doesn t matter with a draw or make comics. so the idea is to visit the schools first have simple question is for the kids after a few months go back to the screws with question is to see if the children actually
jonathan allen. whether it is a board and guns or supporting donald trump, it seems like the impulse, the reflex on the left, is to say, oh, how pathetic, how silly, call you an awful uncle tom are just plain stupid. i think it is generally because the g.o.p. has not been super friendly to african-americans, so it s kind of silly when you embrace politics from a g.o.p., since they are not really working for you. laura: the second amendment is not a g.o.p. policy. are truly not. i was surprised he thought the number without high interns of any he was joking. i think he s getting. i don t think he is trying to make a broader point that the nra doesn t necessarily that is not their target demo, african-americans. i don t think the g.o.p. s target demo is african-americans praised me when i thought the nra was all about making money,g money. if you want to raise money, he raised it from all people. you want people to be safe, or secure, and be safe gunowners, doesn t matter whether
doesn t matter whether you are black, white, asian, but the point is, why is it always a pejorative? i thought we believed in diversity, diversity of thought, diversity of belief, and, horace, i ve heard that so many times after having clerked for justice thomas, and all the years we ve addressed this issue of race and intellectual diversity. i just think that the more the merrier. argue the point. tom arnold lives in a little bubble, and in that little special bubble, there is no possibility of any knowledge of experience that is different from that. if i lived in the darkest blue parts of the country, i d probably, too, would have this attitude. i grew up in texas and it was not unusual. it was actually the opposite it would be thought of as unusual if people i knew, black, white, or brown, weren t interested in firearms. i joined the nra at one point, i know many people who have. and, in fact, in our history as black americans, the nra is a civil rights organization has