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And also the literary director of the library of congress. Much of my own writing has been about the history and the people of latin america, and the purpose of this conversation to share a little bit of that history and talk about how it compares with and connects to the pandemic that were living through right now, right here in april 2020. So many of us are at home, working at home, living at home and sheltering in place as science takes the on the covid19 virus. Im so fortunate to have a truly skilled and knowledgeable colleague joining me today, a scholar who wears many hats spanning history, science, linguistics, archaeology and geography. John hessler is the director of the kislak collection and a specialist on early america. He is the author of a book called collecting for a new world. John is also distinguished curator in the librarys geography and map division and an expert in mapping in general. Now, how does mapping fit in with all of this . Well, he is an adviser to a numbe
Copy of what i will be signing in a few minutes, and you will see exactly what were doing. Theyve had unchecked power to sensor, restrict, edit, shape, hide, alter, virtually any form of communication between private citizens or large public audiences. Theres no precedent in American History for so small a number of corporations to control so large a sphere of human interaction. And that includes individual people controlling vast amounts of territory, and we cant allow that to happen, especially when they go about doing what theyre doing, because they are doing things incorrectly. They have points of view, and if we go by that, it is actually amazing that there was a success in 2016, but we cant let this continue to happen. Its very very unfair, and you look at the statistics, and you look at what is going on, and i think everybody would very much agree with that. Including democrats, by the way, i saw quite a few democrats are saying its about time something is done. Lets see if they