Why do you think your grandfather made that decision . Guest my grandfather always said that he made a decision to end the war and save american and japanese lives. I understand that thats a simplistic answer, but that was something that he stuck to all of his life. For me i have been listening a little bit to the Previous Program the previous guests. It is still today a complicated issue whether it was the right decision to end the war. Whether a blockade would have done the same thing. Whether or not we would have had to invade. For me working with survivors, working with the truman library, for me its more important to listen to the stories, to understand why it happened, why the decision was made. So that we dont do it again. And more broadly so that we can avoid future conflict. I think if we look at all the reasons that we got to where we got in 1945, well have a bert understanding how to head it off again. Although sometimes i dont have much hope for that. Host what sort of reso
Harry truman, and the Manhattan Project. Joining him are fdr president ial library and Museum Director paul sparrow and historian edward lengel. Edward i am edward lengel. I am senior director of programs in new orleans. Im joined today by two gentlemen. The first is paul sparrow, who is director of the Franklin D Roosevelt president ial museum and library in hyde park, new york, following a career as a documentary filmmaker and a Senior Executive at the museum. Paul has been directing the roosevelt Library Museum since 2015. He will be talking obviously about fdr and the Manhattan Project. Our second guest is Clifton Truman daniel who is the eldest grandson of president harry truman. He is also a truman scholar. He has spent quite a bit of time studying the life and career of his grandfather. And he currently serves as honorary chairman of the board of trustees at the harry truman president ial library and museum in independence, missouri. Today, we will give a great opportunity for q
Tell us who you are i am dr sarah barber im a social epidemiologist and faculty member of the university of the dorrance s. Go Public Health but atmel of epidemiology and biostatistics my Research Studies the links between Structural Racism and Health Inequalities in the United States and brazil. So good to have you im going to start the stats im actually going to start with a story about gary fowler now his father died a culvert 19 and so did gary but not until hed gone to 3 separate hospitals saying ive got 19 symptoms they turned him away he died in his chair at home now we know this story because his son spoke out about it. Around their families. Mind. Easy Getting Better every day. This is a story that sums up what we are talking about today and the tension to tell us why. Yes because we know that in the United States black americans are not only contracting the virus at a disproportionate rate by are dying a disproportionate rate and in many places merrick lee black people are co
Can donald trump survive these historic setbacks and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. The special coverage of al jazeera. Anthony ok and your industry in america is making headlines by the way it is handling the Global Pandemic what does it mean for brown and black people today we compare stories and stats and stories about Racism Health care and the coronavirus you can jump in that conversation you can weigh in on each eve fest i want you to meet the guests Nicole Hanna Jensen welcome to the stream introduce yourself to our international audience. And the fabric of New York Times magazine covering racial inequality an hour and the creator of the 61000. 00 private sector to happy and all to. Tell us who you are i am dr sarah barber im a social epidemiologist and faculty member of the university of the dorrance our School Public health but at hartman of epidemiology and biostatistics my Research Studies the links between Structural Racism and Health Inequalities in the United
Goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he beat still trump joined us for continuing coverage of the u. S. Election 2020 on al jazeera. Anthony ok and your industry in america is making headlines by the way it is handling the Global Pandemic what does it mean for brown and black people today we compare stories and stats and stories about Racism Health care and the coronavirus you can jump in that conversation you can weigh in on. The fest i want you to meet the guests Nicole Hannah jensen welcome to the stream introduce yourself to our international audience. And the fabric of New York Times magazine covering racial inequality an hour and the creator of the 61000. 00 private sector to happy and. Tell us who you are i am dr sarah barber im a social epidemiologist and faculty member of the university of the dorrance s. Go Public Health but atmel of epidemiology and biostatistics my Research Studies the links between Structural Racism and Health I