for being here and for being so you know, smart and confidence to share their voices. but, also the sadness, right? something that she was fighting for so long ago, that she thought her grandkids weren t going to have to worry about, that she is seeing still way so heavily on this generation. so, that s really what today is about. it is not a celebration. it is not a party. it s a recommitment for folks, a refocusing of sorts, because people know there s a long road ahead here, lindsey. certainly. i just want to repeat what one of those interview subjects just said what talking about book banning and the current fight to keep black history from curriculum. it s something you need to know to survive. i think that will stay with all of us. antonia, thank you so much. we are just a few speakers away from hearing from the king family here in our coverage of the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. we will bring that to you as well, of course, as eddie clouds perspective on the mo
head over to mlk s memorial site. and, all sharpton just finished a rousing speech here. this isn t a celebration, even oh you re going to hear music by jaime, and you might see people dancing. it s a recommitment, it s a remembrance, it s a refocusing, as people talk about all of the different issues going on in this country right now. we heard sharpton talk about the end of roe v. wade. we have heard people here talk about climate change, environmental impacts, and how that affects young people of color all over this country. and that are some of the issues that have really galvanized people here today. there are also so many elders here, lindsey, who were here 60 years ago. they were kids on their parents shoulders, listen to doctor king s original speech. take a listen to my conversation with a woman who not only was here 60 years ago at the steps, but who also was a witness, down the street from the bombing in birmingham, alabama, take a listen.
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the readout was that china sort of scolded him and the americans for being the cause of this. so i think as far as i can tell, so far, largely optical. i think one of the interviewees said the causes of this are structural and great power rivalry in a sense and they are not going to go away. i think the big question is less whether there was a positive tone in the meeting, but really what is the substance, and so far we have seen very little. and as a reporter indicated, the military to military communications launch has not been reopened. one of the main issues is really about taiwan. the us has given its recommitment to a one china policy. what message does that send to taiwan? as far as i could tell from secretary lincoln simply reiterated the us one china policy which is different from beijing s one china principle. i think the chinese have been very clear about that. i was in singapore with the chinese defence minister, a pretty tough and clear direct speech that included specific