So, rock hill, how yall feeling today. You all feeling the bern . All right, all right im jay lynn el rod. I have the blessing of being the deputy field director in South Carolina that leading the Political Revolution to change our nation for the better [ cheers and applause ] when we come to events like these and we see all of our enthusiastic supporters, i cant help but feel hopeful for the nations future. Because since jan january 20th 2017 weve had dark days in the country. Days that felt hopeless. We felt despair. But we flow because of people like you, because of people who man the campaign, because of people like our candidate Bernie Sanders on january 20th, 2022 this flags is going to change for the better. [ cheers and applause ] when we take the revolution that starts here in South Carolina and when we feel the burn here in South Carolina that bern goes to the oval office. [ cheers and applause ] but im here today rockhill to tell you woil we come to the rallies while they ar
In washington, d. C. , a panel of scholars talks about the role the Catholic Church played in educating, organizing, and advocating for immigrant laborers from the mid1800s to the 1940s. According to the census bureau, between 1850 in 1930, before an born population in the United States rose from 2. 2 million to 14. 2 million, and many of these immigrants were catholics from europe. The 90 Minute Program is part of a conference. Welcome to our final session. Just tutors myself, my name is maria zynga i am in archivist at the met american cap History Museum and a historian. I and elated to be here with you on this particular panel. This panel is concerned with immigration and labor specifically. This is a next really important topic, as most people who migrate to the United States come here to work. That causes all sorts of thorny issues as we are going to see. Just a couple of announcements before i introduce our speakers. We have a couple of books i want to point out. Go to the worker
Welcome to our final session. Id like to introduce myself. Im education archivist at the American Catholic Research Center and im a historian and assistant director for the institute of catholic studies. This panel is concerned with immigration and labor specifically and obviously its an extremely important topic. As most people who migrate to the United States, migrate here to work. And that causes all kinds of thorny issues as were going to see. Just a couple of announcements before i introduce our speaker. We have a couple of books i want to point out. Kimbell baker has a book called go to the worker on American Labor priests. Theres an order form on your table in case you want to order a copy. Second, the authors of this book are here. This copy is available for free and you can get it on your way out. I left a copy of a set of panels from a publication called the Treasure Chest of fun and fact which is actually pretty good. It was a catholic publication, a comic book publication i
Many that he had already escalated during a twitter tear earlier in the day. Lets start with canceling a longplanned trip to denmark. Denmark, i looked forward to going, but i thought that the Prime Ministers statement that it was an absurd idea was nasty. I thought it was an inappropriate statement. All she had to say is no, we wouldnt be interested. But we cant treat the United States of america the way they treated us under president obama. I thought it was a very not nice way of saying something. Current and former officials there have called the decision deeply insulting, smug and disrespectful. But in trumps mind, hes the one being disrespected and hes doubling down on barack obama suggesting that russia got bumped from the g7 because the former president was outsmarted ignoring the fact that it was russias aggression in ukraine. But he would like the g7 to be the g8 again and welcome back russia. President putin outsmarted president obama on crimea and other things including the