Per pull of the trigger and anything more you have to go through years of taxing paperwork and training through the federal government, so i many a sure you are off to wondering how many guns i have, and i can tell you i have more than all your colors combined because i live in virginia but i cant disclose that to you, because its private information. Any questions . You say you lobby down in richmond on the issues . Caller absolutely. Are you with an organization . Caller i am, and i go there by myself as well, and i am well known by organizations and prefer not to mention them. Theres a couple in virginia including Rifle Organization of american and gun owners of america. Would one of them be yours . Caller like i said, i would prefer not to name them, and i thought i was sitting here you discounted a lot of the other callers and we are talking to gun owners only this morning to bring a different perspective. What is a solution in your view, neck, to reduce gun violence . Do you thin
The challenges faced by single mothers. This class is about an hour and 45 minutes. So, today were talking about the war on poverty, and the urban crisis in the late 1960s in the United States. And were looking at the ways in which the black Freedom Movement raised the issues of poverty, and of racial disadvantage. Really to a level of national attention, and National Action that we havent really seen at any time since. So i want to start just by well, first i should lead you through the outline quickly. Well talk about the ways in which americans at the time thought about black poverty. How did they interpret it. What causes did they think about. And then, what solutions, therefore, did they turn to. So well talk about designing a war on poverty. The choices that the federal government made when the Johnson Administration announced that it was going to wage a war on poverty. And then well talk a little bit about the socalled riots that occurred each summer in the late 1960s in african
Businesses got me down. You know what i did . I got on the plane, came home. I did not even have a toothbrush. I have a few Little Things here. I did not even have my pills, my antihistamine bills pills. In such a you get rush question mark i was worn damnighting over that report. You should have taken another hour to get your clothes. They save the bullet is the same one that hit finally. Just a lot of steps there. We had the evidence. We cross examined of them. I did read the record. So, i dont know. Only fellow there who suggested any change whatsoever. Its business always scared me. I like to put my own views to them. We got you a pretty good report. What difference does it make which bullet. Connolly . It dont make much difference. Commission believes the same bullet that hit kennedy hit connally. Well, i dont believe it. I dont either. So, i could not sign it. I am not point to approve of that. There is made them say a split in the commission, that part of them believed that wasn
Something on monument avenue that does not reflect that segregationist past. The result was this arthur ashe statue, which is pretty big. Not as big as jeff davis, but its pretty big. Its pretty large. So moving away from virginia, though, im sort of curious yeah, matt . In doing a paper, i actually came across an article that was in the southern southeastern geographer, and the article explored the symbolic meaning of lee to the city. This is about richmond. It is now mostly africanamerican. And the argument was that, i guess they had redone the canal area. Theres this big mural of robert e. Lee there. And its like the africanamerican population demanded that it be taken down. And so it does seem like there is a real expression of political power in that city now. Well, its an interesting place. It does come up. If you go, i also highly recommend the museum of the confederacy. Its a fascinating place in its own right. Its bookstore is fascinating. It is not you might imagine being up
Professor marisa chappell. This is 1 hour 45 minutes. So, today were talking about the war on poverty, and the urban crisis in the late 1960s in the United States. And were looking at the ways in which the black Freedom Movement raised the issues of poverty, and of racial disadvantage. Really to a level of national attention, and National Action that we havent really seen at any time since. So i want to start just by well, first i should lead you through the outline quickly. Well talk about the ways in which americans at the time thought about black poverty. How did they interpret it. What causes did they think about. And then, what solutions, therefore, did they turn to. So well talk about designing a war on poverty. The choices that the federal government made when the Johnson Administration announced that it was going to wage a war on poverty. And then well talk a little bit about the socalled riots that occurred each summer in the late 1960s in africanamerican communities. In citie