Theres a National Conversation about Harriet Tubman going on right now but i think for folks who live in maryland, folks in baltimore who feel a connection to that history, i dont think they will stop talk but harry cubin. One my Favorite Places in the city ise a place called tubman house. Has anyone been to tubman house . You should really check it out on one of their volunteers they stick is a folks after the uprising, after the murder of freddie gray took over a house in west baltimore. They took over a house, turn it into a community center. The neighborhood where people and very little of anything and the Community Came together t to take Something Back for themselves. They said schooley, the house had to be demolished but they have taken over multiple loss in the area to get chickens, farms, amazing Youth Program going on and its really just a center of hope for a neighborhood that needs it. They did all that under the name of tubman house because the story of Harriet Tubman was
House . You should really check it out on one of their volunteer days. These are folks after the uprising, after the murder of freddie gray took over a house in west baltimore. They took over house, turned it ao community center, neighborhod in winchester what people had very little if anything and the Community Came together to take Something Back for themselves. They have set schooley the house had to be demolished but if taken over multiple lots in the area. They have chickens and farms. They have this amazing Youth Program going on. Its a center of hope for a neighborhood that needs it. And they did all that under the name of tubman house because a story of Harriet Tubman was one that inspires people to think that date and to think that bold. Im super excited that Erica Armstrong dunbar has created this book. Its incredibly accessible, incredibly engaging introduction to Harriet Tubman life. They can help a whole new folks get to knowo this story and i think thats a story that is r
Who are feeling that connection to history, i dont think people have stopped talking about Harriet Tubman. One of my Favorite Places in the city is the place called tubman house. Has anybody ever been to tubman house. You should really check out on one of the volunteer days. These are folks up after the uprising the murder of freddie gray, took uber the house in west baltimore. They took uber a house and turn it into a community center. It was this neighborhood in winchester where it really people had very little if anything in the Community Came together to take Something Back themselves. They have subsequently the house had to be demolished but then they have taken uber multiple lots in the area and they got chickens and farms, if at this amazing new Program Going on. It is really just a center of hope for our neighborhood that needs it. And they did all of that on the name of tubman house. Because the story of him. Tubman was one and inspires people to think that day. To think that
It is a vulnerability that we need to plug. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2015] announcer a Memorial Service was held tuesday for senator Edward Brooke of massachusetts. He was the first africanamerican it to be elected to the senate of by popular vote. He passed away on january 3. He was 95. Speakers included secretary of state john kerry, delegate eleanor norton, milton davis and senator brookes son. It was held at the Washington National cathedral. It is just over one hour. [bells tolling] whoever has saved me [indiscernible] and everyone who has life. Shall not die forever. As for me, i know that my redeemer lives. And at last, he will stand upon the earth after my away can, he will raise me up. And in my body, i shall see god. I, myself, shall see and my eyes behold him who is my friend and not a stranger. Were none of us ha
Governor walker what a great crowd. Thank you. It is great to be back. Thank you. What an honor to be here. First off, i want to thank your great chair. We have been around the state the last two days, but before that, i got a chance to really sit down with Jennifer Horn and get to know her. And know her love for this party, and more importantly for the state and this country. We are at a meeting earlier in the year, and she said the rnc chair actually grew up about 15 miles down the road from me. Ironically, paul ryan grew up about 15 miles down the road from me in the other direction. It mustve been something in the water in the 1980s. [laughter] paul and i both flipped hamburgers as kids at mcdonalds. My first job was washing dishes, and then i moved up to flipping hamburgers. The only difference was i was in delving, he was in janesville. Pauls manager told him he had to flip hamburgers in the back because he didnt have the interpersonal skills to work the front Cash Register. If y