convicted of killing us civil rights icon malcolm x are set to be exonerated, adding to decades of doubt about who was responsible ah medics. incidence. at least 15 people had been shot dead by security forces during another mass protest against last month s military takeover. dozens of also been injured by live fire and tear. guess that s according to the central committee of sudanese doctors, racial soda reports in the capitol cartoon. ah, the demonstrations easterel down continue less than a week after hundreds of thousands around the country to the streets, demanding the military of diverse is take order of the government. people came out on wednesday to the 3 that seemed demand. ah, let s all now go home with any i demand for civilian government and the military council to be taken to court. and those who killed people to be handed justice city been and those who are making our lives hard here must also be brought to justice. the protest were organized by buddies known a
good evening, and thank you lauren for that wonderful introduction. i d like to start off tonight s event by first offering a land acknowledgment. so first, i would like to gratefully acknowledge the native peoples whose ancestral homelands we gather as well as the diverse communities who make their home in, washington, dc. and for all of those streaming to acknowledge the lands that you are coming to us from i am so excited and pleased about tonight s event both personally and also as the under secretary of education. as you heard, this is a special evening for us as we are doing an in-person and line live streaming for the first time and also that education has been at the core of the smithsonian mission since our hundred and seventy-five year bounding. in fact the spirit and purpose of the programming that you will have tonight. smithsonian associates has been doing for 55 years through high quality in-person programming and we re happy to extend that tonight. and particul
good evening, and thank you lauren for that wonderful introduction. i d like to start off tonight s event by first offering a land acknowledgment. so first, i would like to gratefully acknowledge the native peoples whose ancestral homelands we gather as well as the diverse communities who make their home in, washington, dc. and for all of those streaming to acknowledge the lands that you are coming to us from i am so excited and pleased about tonight s event both personally and also as the under secretary of education. as you heard, this is a special evening for us as we are doing an in-person and line live streaming for the first time and also that education has been at the core of the smithsonian mission since our hundred and seventy-five year bounding. in fact the spirit and purpose of the programming that you will have tonight. smithsonian associates has been doing for 55 years through high quality in-person programming and we re happy to extend that tonight. and particul
excluding all possibility that race might enter into some decision-making. so i think that one concept to keep in mind that might help explain what is going on, and these are the legal terms that we use sometime has to do with the difference of form and substance. form has something to do with how it formally appear, and what is the official appearance, and today, the court has said formally speaking, race may not enter into decision-making, but a decision-making has to do with the internal aspects, and while the court is excluding formal race as a basis, but it is not excluding a substantive practice that has the substantive effect of giving some consideration to some things which are effectively proxies for race like socioeconomic status. thank you so much for jumping on to give us some extensive knowledge of the supreme court. thank you. we have laura coates, can you give us a little bit of the background of why the justices decided what they have, and does this really
expanded its blast radius over the weekend to a premium outlet mall in texas where that state s republican leaders are today striking a pose of complete impotence in the face of both deadly forces, the 199th shooting took place in allen, texas, a suburb of dallas, texas, eight people were murdered including a 5-year-old boy. six others were injured. unimaginable. unthinkable carnage unfolded as a man armed with an ar-15 style rifle opened fire. here s how one eyewitness who rushed to the mall when his son said shots had been fired outside the store where he works described the scene. the first girl i walked up to was crouched down covering her head in the bushes so i felt for a pulse, pulled her head to the side and she had no face. and so when i rolled the mother over, he came out and asked him are you okay, he said, my mom is hurt. my mom is hurt so whether than traumatize him anymore, i sat him down, he was covered from head to toe like somebody poured blood on him. th