As this book continues they are grateful for your continued support so we hope youll also consider making a donation. You can do it online or text donate, heres the number. 415 329 4231. 4153294231 and you can text the word donate tothat number. Id also like to thank the foundation for supporting todays good little event. I like the name of that. It is my pleasure right now, my just overwhelming, deep , i cant even tell you how much i love this woman, its my Church Welcome my dear friend sunny hostin, any awardwinning legal journalist and cohost. I worked with sonny for many years and we talked about likeisters and brothers we fight and its almost read her new book is called, here it is. I am thestruths. Its a memoir of identity, just and living between worlds. Its a revealing look at her really incredible story. Sonny grew up in thesouth bronx and through hard work , determination and her parents and family she obtained a law degree. She went on to become a federal prosecutor and was
Sonny hosten. They are grateful for your continued support, and their members and other members and donors. So we hope youll also a consider making a donation. You can do it online, or you can text donate to 4153294231. 4513294231. And you can text the word donate to that number. The club would also like to thank the Bernard Osher foundation for supporting todays good lift event. I like the name of that. It is my pleasure right now, my just overwhelming, deep, deeply i cant even tell you how much i love this woman, but it is my pleasure to welcome my very dear friend sunny hostin, cohost of the view. Were like sisters and brothers, we fight, but its all love. Her new book is called i am the truth, ok . It is a revealing look at her really increble story. Sunny grew upn the southronx and through hard work, through determination if andhe support of her parents, her family, she obtained a law degree. She went ono become a federal prosecutor and was soon recognized for her stellar work pro
Hello, everyone and welcome to todays virtual Commonwealth Club program. My name is don lemon and im going to be your moderator. A few things before we announce our beautiful wonderful sunny hostin. As the club hosts Virtual Events theyre grateful to your continued support of their members and we hope youll consider making a donation, you can do it online or you can text, text donate. Here is the number, 4153294231, 4153294231. The club would like to thank for the good let event. Its my pleasure, my just overwelcomiove overwhelmi overwhelming, deeply i cant tell you how much i love this woman, but my pleasure to welcome my very dear friend sunny hostin, Award Winning journalist and cohost of the view. We talk so much, were like sisters a brothers and we fight, but its all love. And the new book, here it is, i am these truths, its a memoir of identity and justi living between worlds. A revealing look at the her incrediblestory. Sunny grew up in the south bronx, tough hard work and deter
House museum and has worked for the smithsonian and mystic seaport. Before wilkins is a published author of books and articles relating to maritime and aviation history. Mr. Wilkins has a masters degree in history from Harvard University and is currently working on several books relating to world war i aviation. He is adjunct faculty in the History Department at st. Marys college of maryland. Mr. Wilkins is also serving as producer of aerial effects for the lafayette escadrille. His book, aeroneurosis, will be available for purchase on october 21st. Due to unforeseen complications we do not have copies of the book available for signing tonight, however we do have bookplates already signed you can pick up on your way out or the speaker graciously agreed to personalize some as well. Thank you again for joining us this evening. Without further ado, please join me in welcoming mark wilkins. Thank you for that very nice introducti introduction, krystal. Im happy to be here tonight. Thaur th
Okay. Well, good morning, everybody. Today, were going to discuss the jazz age. At least im going to discuss it, and your part of the discussion will be at the end. Please write down any thoughts you have, questions, responses. That would be good. The jazz age, the period from 1919 to 1929 reminds me of the opening lines of the tale of two cities by charles dickens. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Well it wasnt exactly the best of times, but for many people, it was certainly good times. It was the great age of literature, the golden age of sports, music, jazz. The 19th amendment to the constitution, which allowed women to vote in National Elections for the first time. Radio was becoming popular. It was the early days of hollywood and certainly the age of the automobile, the modelt. Automobiles were for almost every budget. It certainly wasnt the worst of times although there were very bad times. And the failures of that decade led to the worldwide depression in the