drink than their white counter parts. we don t have the conversation. we don t look at this in the full totality. we understand. why you want to generate sympathy and you want to generate a sentiment that people will say we need to summon our moral courage and our resources to address these things. but it is difficult to look at it and say who are we really talking about? is the humanity of these young people being missed in the conversation. yeah. i m actually quite concerned with the conversation that focuses on personal and moral responsibility and failings as the cause for the deepening equality. we know that there are lots of areas where there is system attic and structural and persist ten inequality in employment, housing, in incarceration. all these areas where we can look quite explicitly at practice that s lead, social
jackson comment, comparing him to the bus driver was w. rosa parks, the bus driver was not the issue there. the issue with rosa parks was the set of laws and the set of social practices that made segregation legal. this is not a situation like this. this is one guy who is, you know, on the opposite side of history in a lot of ways and social trends, you know, making some controversial comments. cammeron, if you as anyone looking at the interview that phil robertson did with gq could walk away with different interpretations. i don t know what s in his mind and heart. i don t know specifically thinking that he has white privilege over others. but do you think that this might have some sort of legs politically for anybody that is trying to run? well, i don t know if this will have legs politically. it s a really good fundraising tool and i have seen politicians in both campaigns, politicians come out say i stand with or stand against this guy.
jackson comment, comparing him to the bus driver was w. rosa parks, the bus driver was not the issue there. the issue with rosa parks was the set of laws and the set of social practices that made segregation legal. this is not a situation like this. this is one guy who is, you know, on the opposite side of history in a lot of ways and social trends, you know, making some controversial comments. cammeron, if you as anyone looking at the interview that phil robertson did with gq could walk away with different interpretations. i don t know what s in his mind and heart. i don t know specifically thinking that he has white privilege over others. but do you think that this might have some sort of legs politically for anybody that is trying to run? well, i don t know if this will have legs politically. it s a really good fundraising tool and i have seen politicians in both campaigns, politicians come out say i stand with or
and then after shots ring out you can hear men will cheer. human rights activists and officials are expressing horror today after what some are calling an honor killing. i want to bring in our pentagon correspondent. what are you learning about this video of the woman who was executed and the circumstances? well, very disturbing to watch but many officials believe it under scores the real brutality of the taliban. this woman apparently was killed, executed by the taliban because they believe that two taliban men were somehow having some dispute over her all according to the governor of the province north of kabul where she was killed. this is an area that usually is fairly calm in recent months. amateur video is very difficult to watch. under scoring the brutality of the taliban. the local governor says the men involved apparently accused her of adultery and had her killed. they say they had court proceedings and in one hour had her executed. the two men involved were kille