people tried myself. you could not find people to tried myself. you could not find people to do the work. going back to the first people to do the work. going back to the first story we talked about, our schools the first story we talked about, our schools crumbling and unsafe, and our homes schools crumbling and unsafe, and our homes lacking in insolation, perhaps our homes lacking in insolation, perhaps one way the government could stimulate perhaps one way the government could stimulate the economy is by a great bil stimulate the economy is by a great big build stimulate the economy is by a great big build back better, which is a phrase big build back better, which is a phrase they are fond of using. insulating homes and repeating our schools insulating homes and repeating our schools and making construction a great schools and making construction a greatiob schools and making construction a greatjob on which schools and making construction a great job on which t
people aren t even black. when i was my first night in europe. i was a train station people were getting. off their worst present number of black people getting off. south asian people. they study in kharkiv. ukraine has a lot of universities. it is a low cost of living place. a lot of people go from african insolation to get their education there. there is a larger black and brown population there than one might assume. you did a lot of reporting about the fact that, in some cases, they were not being treated like everybody else. absolutely. what is unfortunate about any war in tragedy like this, is that whatever issues that existed before, whether the property, racism, during the war the first 7 to 10 days, you definitely saw a lot of racism at the border, a lot of passport privilege. a lot of these dynamics taking place after the 7 to 10 days tampering down. here is another important thing. racism doesn t just and at the border. i have a lot of people who i know personally who s
difficult to miss seventy five artists from all over the world after all their work to the city often installing it in unusual places. has covered the floor of the coda with hundreds of thousands of tiny porcelain skulls rather being more but she wants to inspire people to seize the day. in general in what is some of the belief that there it s any step could be a lot. insolation i want to remind people that any step could be that last if they could leave something behind you have to do it today. hopes that the be enough to leave the last things legacy of. the bank being the first time be open i see it will bring in lots of people. say i m not selling that s not to play but what if it will make the world aware that we have laws and they will want
which a city normally provides so the information being available and collecting the data what are the individual spots of living environment would fire that is right off the first steps we take. so that information of course is necessary but with your eye what is desperately your most urgently need it so that the new centers can provide that quality of life in the next thirty years. you see far far from our point of view specifically electricity is one of the vital aspect that you somehow need to provide because adult electricity there s very little you can do and in the in the context of making electricity affordable specifically when you look at the cost to install it solar insolation that have come down quite significantly so you would be able to have affordable electricity in suburbs and intelligence and informal settlements at a fraction of the cost than you would normally provide an electricity let me ask