Together at all keep an eye on each other. Let me throw in a word of caution about philanthropies. Baltimore is the home of several, three very large philanthropies, also the scent of innumerable experiments in urban reform since the great society. Is also the center of in the nonpolitical sense after another to those philanthropies were just as unaccountable as government. It turned out they went from failure to failure. Sometimes not criminally but right on the edge of criminally. Not intentionally enough because people were mean characters, just because they were to get things done in baltimore. Baltimore is the only city ive ever been in i went to a highend party and there were drug dealers at the party. This was before the wire, by the way. Finally, i just want to say part of the reason that pastors are so important in terms of citizenship is that we have some in the country would you dont think people recognize, and thats not just nonreligion can not just people not being religio
Reach a level of integrity, honesty, and decency, has a longdistance runner, you have to kill something in yourself, fear. You have to kill something in yourself, europe session with position in status and wealth. Announcer followed by john did forth honor author of the religion does point is beyond ourselves. People, to the, you know, what is it ever may . It is not central. Announcer at 10 00, claire talks about her book. A memoir about her Life Experience in local state and federal government. I dont think we do anybody any favors by trying to dress up politicians as if we are not real human beings that have made major mistakes. And have major problems in our lives. Announcer saturday evening, it is cut in on National Review founder William F Buckley juniors run for that mayor of new york city in 1965 and at 11 00, Winston Groom discusses his latest book. One of the first questions im usually asked when i do a tv or radio show is why did you choose these three men from the Second Wo
Rita moreno, seiji ozawa, carole king, george lucas, cicely tyson. Each of these artists was born with Something Special to offer their country and the world. Each of them found a way to enrich our lives with their work. For all the joy in the pleasure all the insight and understanding that they have brought to us over the years. We want to thank them. And we sure are proud to celebrate them as our Kennedy Center honorees. Please give them a big round of applause. [applause] [i feel pretty] [applause] [i feel pretty] [applause] announcer friday on cspan, bill clinton speaks on bipartisanship at the dole center in kansas. Watch friday at 8 p. M. Eastern on cspan. Journal,xt washington a look at how campaign 2016 has differed from past campaigns in terms of Media Coverage and rhetoric. Our guest is paul glastirs. Then, authors week continues with craig shirley, author of last act. Live everyjournals morning at 7 00 eastern on cspan. Heu can join t conversation thvia facebook and twitter.
In washington, d. C. , a panel of scholars talks about the role the Catholic Church played in educating, organizing, and advocating for immigrant laborers from the mid1800s to the 1940s. According to the census bureau, between 1850 in 1930, before an born population in the United States rose from 2. 2 million to 14. 2 million, and many of these immigrants were catholics from europe. The 90 Minute Program is part of a conference. Welcome to our final session. Just tutors myself, my name is maria zynga i am in archivist at the met american cap History Museum and a historian. I and elated to be here with you on this particular panel. This panel is concerned with immigration and labor specifically. This is a next really important topic, as most people who migrate to the United States come here to work. That causes all sorts of thorny issues as we are going to see. Just a couple of announcements before i introduce our speakers. We have a couple of books i want to point out. Go to the worker
Welcome to our final session. Id like to introduce myself. Im education archivist at the American Catholic Research Center and im a historian and assistant director for the institute of catholic studies. This panel is concerned with immigration and labor specifically and obviously its an extremely important topic. As most people who migrate to the United States, migrate here to work. And that causes all kinds of thorny issues as were going to see. Just a couple of announcements before i introduce our speaker. We have a couple of books i want to point out. Kimbell baker has a book called go to the worker on American Labor priests. Theres an order form on your table in case you want to order a copy. Second, the authors of this book are here. This copy is available for free and you can get it on your way out. I left a copy of a set of panels from a publication called the Treasure Chest of fun and fact which is actually pretty good. It was a catholic publication, a comic book publication i