Bank was created to spur Economic Development of the emancipated African American population in the postcivil war era. Despite significant financial contributions, the bank failed in 1874, leaving tens of thousands of depositors in financial ruin. Up next, a panel of civil rights and Business Leaders discusses the issue of black poverty in america 150 years after the creation of the freedmans bank. This event from the National Archives is about two hours. Host the first guest on our panel is miss donna o wins owens. An awardwinning journalist who served as an editor for outlets nationwide, she contributes to essence magazine. Magazine. Her byline has appeared in many places. Please give another hand for donna owens. [applause] our next guest is from the office of the comptroller where he leads a department of Community Development located in washington, d. C. Related to a staff responsible for outreach to bags and Community Partners for the creation and distribution of educational mate
My guest today is peter apatow. Hes a leading arthritis advocate and is the founder of supple. Peter has created a revolutionary, allnatural drink, supple, that is now more powerful and more comprehensive than ever before. Supple is helping countless americans to live painfree and mobile lives again. Peter apatow, thanks for being on the show. Thank you. Its awesome to be here. Now first, youre not a doctor, youre not a phd. What qualifies you as being an expert at getting rid of pain . Well, the worlds greatest medical experts from the United Nations, the bone and joint decade, they selected me and supple to be leading advocates, all around the world, to help end bone pain, joint pain, back pain and muscle pain. For everybody around the world. Im not a doctor. What i am is a researcher and an arthritis survivor myself. What do you mean, arthritis survivor . Well, i suffered from severe arthritis pain in my left hip for decades. I was almost completely immobile, i could barely walk, i
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In america. It was the most influential showcase of live uncut performances by the greatest, most celebrated musicians of the 70s. Sing with me sing for the year sing for the laughter and sing for the tear sing with me if its just for today maybe tomorrow the good lord will take you away i want you to show me the way, yeah i want you day after day you can take me anytime you like ill be around if you think you might love me baby over my head and hold me tight Midnight Special became a nighttime ritual for over 30 Million Viewers each week. It gave us rock and roll where we wanted it in our living rooms and when we wanted it late at night are you reelin in the years stowin away the time are you gatherin up the tears have you had enough of mine one way or another im gonna find ya im gonna getcha, getcha getcha,getcha one way or another im gonna win ya ill getcha ill getcha the show was met with immediate critical and commercial success. The network loved it the viewers loved it, and the
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