That strikes at the heart of concerns of democrats most reliable voters, blacks, and delivered by the senator from california Kamala Harris. It was hurtful to hear you talk about the representations of two United States senators who built their representations and career on the segregation of race in this country. And it was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose busing. There was a little girl in california to who was part of the second class to integrate her Public Schools, and she was bused to school every day, and that little girl was me. Thats a mischaracterization of my position across the board. I did not praise racists. I was a public defender. I didnt become a prosecutor. I came out and left a Good Law Firm to become a public defender when, in fact, my city was in flames of the assassination of dr. King. For the first time, standing on a stage along with three of the highest polling contenders harris made it clear shes capable of taking the fight to her immedia
Comes to this field . As you look with an aim to defeat President Trump even as youve chosen a side . Well, i think its important for any candidate. And as surrogate and co chair of senator Harris Campaign in california. I think its more important that the candidate put out their agenda, who they are, their record, and i think she proved last night, and she dominated the stage, she proved she was the toughest candidate to take on President Trump. And i think the way she responded to Vice President biden was clear. It was the appropriate response, and working and again, working with segregationists on an antibussing agenda is very scary in a lot of ways in terms of what the public really can understand about his record. And thats why i say, they need to check his record to clarify the facts and the public will see what she was talking about. And you have taken issue with him. We have to leave it there, congresswoman barbara lee, thank you so much. Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin starts rig
Dancing Arts Center students compete in Youth America Grand Prix Finals
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HOLLISTON Dancing Arts Center recently announced that two of its students are competing in the Youth America Grand Prix finals held at the David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa, Florida from May 10-16.
Youth America Grand Prix, the world’s largest global network of dance, each year hosts a season of regional semi-finals for top ballet and contemporary dance students in the U.S. and around the world, culminating in the YAGP finals.
Trevor PinterParsons, age 18, and Clementine “Coco” Perrott, age 12, both of Holliston, will attend master classes and perform classical and contemporary solos in their age divisions while competing in Tampa. PinterParsons is one of over 65 finalists in Senior Men’s Category and will be dancing the Act III Franz variation from Copèlia and “Emergence” for his classical and contemporary solos. As one of over 160 in
In Chicago, a blue city and famous union town, brawling with the teachers union can be a politically fraught prospect for mayors and it’s one they mostly have tried to avoid, as much as failing to plow during a snowstorm or putting ketchup on a hot dog in public.
delenor strike in 1960s, from bill lucy and chicago s own abby wide and jacqueline vaughn. black and brown power have always been an integral part of phiing for the right to organ e organize, demanding equal pay, fair treatment. basic worker s protection. as my dad would say, some dignity. taking on the fight of all workers, from farm workers to domestic workers, to tearing down systematic graces along the way, we owe them. we owe them big. we owe you. if i m elected president, it want you to know labor will have an absolute full partner in the white house and i think labor knows that from me. folks, a lot has changed very badly since we re out of office.