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Anniversary of the founding of the black Panther Party, which famously monitor the behavior of police, begin a Breakfast Program for children and Free Health Care clinics. Today we focus on an overlooked part of the panthersrs legacy, political prisonerers. We w will feature interviews wih panthers who originally were convicted after tortured confessions. In 197373 in new orleans, herself and john bowmaman and ruben scott was arrested in new orleans by the police department. Place wheren the we w were arrested, they took us to jail. Immediately, they started beating us. Amy in a historic roundabable we w wilbe joioid by four former blkk panthers who are held in prison f for decades before winning the release. In his First National brbroadcat interview, we will speak w with sekou odingaga, who helped build the black paPanther Party in new yorkrk city from a later r invod in the black liberatation army. We will speak wiwith eddie conw, released froprprisonn 202014 afteteserving 44 years
Christopher thank you, andrew. I want to thank people who havent been fully thanked. Bueno anda natalia amazing in organizing behind the scenes. They really have been integral. If you look at the design and branding, he is really our brand strategist. Back roomhe probably interviewing someone for us now. I want to set the stage for some of their, applications, some places where it feel sketchy. On january 81918, Woodrow Wilson walked purposefully to the podium in the center of the capital to a dress a joint session of congress. Much of this cabinet had not been consulted. It was the most significant in his presidency. Nicknamed the 14 points. To create a lasting peace. New vision of nationalism that we are all fairly aware of. Strategic leave a along with the expectations raised by those efforts to realize them. They were as most powerful and influence on World Politics as the settlements they informed. The world war i crucible moment that gave its shape and the American International
You will recall the western allies did not come to these negotiations because they viewed lenin as a german puppet government. To some extent, this was beginning to annoy wilson that this was taking so long. The bolshevik had come into possession of a secret treaty pertaining to the succession the secession of the Ottoman Empire. An enigmatic role to say the least because the United States did not enter the war in 1914 nor when the United States entered the war did it do so with a clear sort of territorial war aims that most of the other neutral powers did. Essentially bargaining their belligerence in exchange for territorial gains the italians coming into the war 1915 because they have designs on hungarian territory in the south trieste and triestae. Partly because of wilsons own rhetoric, the u. S. Entered the war for very different reasons. That in itself was quite interesting. We have to go back a little bit further to see who president Woodrow Wilson was and how he came to play su
Good evening about him to einsteins war at the lynn howe library and the National World war i museum good evening and welcome to instant. Were a program in partnership with linda howell, the library of national War One Museum and memorial. Two cultural institutions located right ear in kansas city, missouri. And we are delighted to be able to stand at that intersection of science and history and bring in great conversations like this one. Now it is my pleasure and my honor to introduce the president of Linda Hall Library, lisa barry. Thank you, laura. We also are pleased to present tonights program in association with the National World war i museum and memorial. For the past several years, our two institutions and worked together to present programs on a wide range of topics, illustrating the role played by science in the first world war. Tonights event, ice tyrants war, how triumph amid the vicious nationalism of world war i, discusses the effects of that war on the Global Scientific