3, 4, 9, 8, 7, 1 8, 8, 8, 5, 2, 3, 4 9, 8, 7. Im Katie Bo Lillis in washington, and this is cnn first of all, needing a parents permission to listen to a Book Written By A Black Person is objectives outrageous . Book about any controversial topic or political theory, just a Book Written By A Black Person. But thats exactly what teachers in South Florida say. They felt forced to get this week because so the new state law today was the school making a political statement or do black History Month programs now need special approval . Plus the testimony of fani willis grilled by lawyers trying to force her off the donald trump case here in georgia, some black professional women say they saw a Double Standard. Well get into that. And biance goes country treat, listen, we knew there would be some haters, but much of the criticism of her making music and genre is just ignorant of history. So were going to educate some people im victor blackwell. Lets start the show if you have kids, you proba
Our first moderator this afternoon. And that is going to be brian gabriel. And brian is with the panel transnational perspectives on american slavery and the United States civil war. Brianwell, listen, im so sorryt im not joining you, all of you there in augusta. I wish that i were there, of course, in person. I think weave a niill be first. The second american revolution. Canadian editors and the outbreak of the u. S. Civil war, ow from Texas Christian University and simon vodrey from carlton up in canada. He will have probably a little bit more than what im saying to you in terms of timing. I will time myself. Hub is that okay or is someone timing me off . Brian . Time yourself. Okay. All right. All right. So i think we need to get started here so we can keep things on track. Right. I hope everyone can see this now. Very good. It is sometimes forgotten that the close bond the United States shares with canada is manifesta. And the signing of the treaty of ghent that ended the war of 1
Transnational perspectives on american slavery and the United States civil war. Brian gabrial. Brian . Well, listen, im so sorry that im not joining you, all of you there in augusta. I wish that i were there, of course, in person. I think we have a nice panel for you. Ill be first with my paper. The second american revolution. Canadian editors and the outbreak of the u. S. Civil war, followed by Matthew Arendt from Texas Christian University and simon vodrey from carlton up in canada. He will have probably a little bit more than what im saying to you in terms of timing. I will time myself. Hub is that okay or is someone timing me off . Brian . Time yourself. Okay. All right. All right. So i think we need to get started here so we can keep things on track. Right. I hope everyone can see this now. Very good. It is sometimes forgotten that the close bond the United States shares with canada is largely a 20th century manifestation. And the signing of the treaty of ghent that ended the war
Free until everybody is free. Like rabbi abraham, we marched arm in arm with dr. Martin luther king. We recognize prayer is meaningless unless its a versus. We put pray with our actions. Challenging and justice and dismantling structures of oppression. Injustice everywhere threatens justice everywhere. We plan to eradicate property and dismantle the systems that poverty is a result of unjust structures and policy. Elizabeth howard, frances wright, advocates for human rights continue to inspire us. We welcome each one and say amen and shalom. Can we say also on the lake. You may be seated. We are so thankful to all of you gathered here this morning, we are a little tight but we will ask other folks to come up if you take your chair and put them on the corner, our leader here in washington, d. C. Just put your chairs right there on the corner because this is movement time. This is movement time. When its movement time, we can all be together. We are here this morning and i am here with o
Barbara said the purpose is to advocate for poor and low income workers in an effort to eliminate poverty and promote living wages, organizers are also using the event to raise awareness about other issues, including the expansion of Voting Rights. From the National Press club, this is one hour 45 minutes. Free until everybody is free. Like rabbi abraham, we marched arm in arm with dr. Martin luther king. We recognize prayer is meaningless unless its a versus. We put pray with our actions. Challenging and justice and dismantling structures of oppression. Injustice everywhere threatens justice everywhere. We plan to eradicate property and dismantle the systems that poverty is a result of unjust structures and policy. Elizabeth howard, frances wright, advocates for human rights continue to inspire us. We welcome each one and say amen and shalom. Can we say also on the lake. You may be seated. We are so thankful to all of you gathered here this morning, we are a little tight but we will a