Stories i came across of the person who actually took the photograph. He was a white southern photographer and it was during the sitins that he actually had a change of heart. He was a segregationist when he walked into that woolworths and he was an integrationist when he walked out because he saw the quiet dignity of the demonstrators against the mob mentality of his friend and neighbors. And he realized that segregation could no longer rule. It was a very powerful story. Thats what we had in the book. You also mentioned medgar evers. How much did you get into his murder and the investigation . Well we start the book with his story. Call it, medgars mississippi. We paint the picture what mississippi was like at that time. What it was like for somebody like medgar to come back for the war where he fought for freedom in his country and not be able to experience it himself. So his story is is really woven throughout and of course with his assassination which is part of the book. It tells
This is cnn tonight. Im don lemon. 11 00 p. M. Here on the east coast. The coronavirus pandemic spiraling out of control in this country. More than 4. 2 million americans have now been infected. Close to 148,000 people have died and tonight, dr. Anthony fauci is warning it could get worse. Unless we get our arms around this and get it suppressed, we will have further suffering and further death. Thats the reason why, many, many times, there are things we can do right now in the absence of a vaccine that can turn us around. The fundamental things of avoiding crowds, physical separation, universal wearing of masks, closing the bars, hand hygiene, those things matter, and they can make a difference. Why is the president painting this rosy picture of what is happening in this country, and why he is suggesting governments governorships should open up their states . Isnt that what got us in the case in the first place . The reality, more and more americans are getting sick. More and dying an
Have now been infected. Close to 148,000 people have died and tonight, dr. Anthony fauci is warning it could get worse. Unless we get our arms around this and get it suppressed, we will have further suffering and further death. Thats the reason why, many, many times, there are things we can do right now in the absence of a vaccine that can turn us around. The fundamental things of avoiding crowds, physical separation, wearing of masks, closing the bars, hand hygiene. Those things matter and they can make a difference. Why is the president painting a rosey picture of what is happening in the country, and why he is suggesting governments should open up their states . Isnt that what got us in the case in the first place . The reality, more and more americans are getting sick. More and dying and we need a president who deals with that reality. Lets discuss now, John Harbaugh is here, the white house korn correspondent. I thought the president was supposed to be shifting in the handling of
Good evening, everyone, and welcome to warwicks. On behalf of four weeks, i want to thank you for your support. Last year, what celebrated 135 years is the oldest continuously family owned bookstore in the u. S. Thank you very much. Hopefully next year we will have our 126th year. What weeks warwicks is pleased to introduce andrew saul who will discuss his book. He will be in conversation with dr. David lehman. Andrew school skull received his phd from Princeton University and is currently distinguished professor of sociology emeritus at the university of california san diego. In 2015, he received the roy porter medal for lifetime contribution to the history of medicine. In 2016, the eric ralston award of a lifetime contribution to the history of psychiatry. His previous books include madness and civilization, hysteria the disturbing history, and madhouse a tragic tale of mega mania and modern medicine. He has contributed to many previous documentaries many pbs documentaries. He blogs
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