policy. that true inside the city that has been run by dem krts for a very long time. but republicans at the state level and national level who disinvested in detroit and lot of other places over the last half century. and that goes to the the international factor as well. there are corruption standals that are democrats. i don t think anyone is seeking to pretend otherwise but the motion that because of nast why, a failure of liberalism, is concerning seems weird, obviously politicized. steven, let s talk about another piece of this has has a lot of attention. the idea to take culture yl heritage in the institute of art and sell it off to the highest bidder p. what do you make of that? it is just not the point after municipal buankruptcy. the whole scheme is to get the city through bankruptcy and restructure the death without stripping it for spare parts.
0 knocked down key civil rights pro techs. in 2007 fn he limited how schools can use diversity to integrate classrooms. that opinion also laid down a false premise that conservatives have been embracing. the idea which programs use race to level the playing field are as legally objectionable as as the rules used to people on the basis of rate race. this a very real sense, it was equal to the very diversity programs we used to. roberts wrote that quote way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race. now let s fast forward. he was on the losing side and of course the voting rights act. they knocked down two parts of the law. sections four and five you probably heard about. those sections used to create a list of local governments that weg plan, in the meantime, to fully utilize the laws remaining sections to insure that the voting rights of all-american citizens are protected. all right. let s bring in our guest, judge id brown and matt m
this is the city of homa where nine people died today in street battles between security forces and anti-government fighters. violence across the country has not let up, despite today s nationwide vote over whether to change syria s constitution. nelson mandela, the founding father of democracy in south africa is out of the hospital. he was discharged today after undergoing treatment for an abdominal ailment. a family member says it was hernia surgery. he s 93 years old. he was in prison for 27 years for fighting apartheid. he was released in 1990 and was awarded the nobel peace prize three years later. you know what that music means. now to the gop race for the presidential nomination. tuesday is shaping up to be a very important day with voters going to the polls in arizona and michigan. so we re watching those two states especially closely. i have two big developments to tell you about. first, the polls. heading into the primaries, latest gallup poll shows rick santoru
that disaster. more people hurt, more people killed today across syria. this is the city of homa where nine people died today in street battles between security forces and anti-government fighters. violence across the country has not let up, despite today s nationwide vote over whether to change syria s constitution. nelson mandela, the founding father of democracy in south africa is out of the hospital. he was discharged today after undergoing treatment for an abdominal ailment. a family member says it was hernia surgery. he s 93 years old. he was in prison for 27 years for fighting apartheid. he was released in 1990 and was awarded the nobel peace prize three years later. you know what that music means. now to the gop race for the presidential nomination. tuesday is shaping up to be a very important day with voters going to the polls in arizona and michigan. so we re watching those two states especially closely. i have two big developments to tell you about. first, th
leon and the star violet davis. this gift was his ear. he would hear the specifics of african american culture and he could put it on paper. that was his gifts but his beauty was it was also poetry, it was poetic. if you heard steven henderson on this play and get on stage and open his mouth then it s like it has poetry and everyone can hear, their father, their uncle, their brother through that but august was he gave you the content, what s in the plays but he also, he structured it in a way that you heard the lyricism. when you understand his language it s like listening to a well-tuned instrument. a lot of times, especialably black women have to be strong but it s strong at the expense of vulnerability, it s strong at the expense of sexuality, it s strong at the expense of any kind of weakness whatsoever. and we know that that s not the case. i think strong men are so many different ways and i see it as my life work, you know, to kind of break down that stereotype. if