okay. stop teaching math. okay. move swing states for the democratic party. okay. oppose any of it and you are racist. so in the end it always happens. but what happens then? how will this new wave of immigration affect america? will it be a better country or be more like afghanistan which is to say not really a better country. so for a glimpse, and that s a body of a 13-year-old girl, and she had been drugged and and murdered. it took a few days but by monday authorities had announced asylum-seekers from afghanistan for the rate and murder. a chance for austria, and i find
okay. stop teaching math! okay.tu get rid of standardized testing! all right. the fund the police, move millions of afghan refugees to swing states to help thear democratic party. okay. oppose any of it, and you are a racist vehicle in the end it always happens and in this case it may happen and probably will, but what happens then to us? how will this new wave of immigration affect america? will america be a better country, or will it be a little more like afghanistan, which is to say, not really a better eacountry? we can t be sure of what is going to happen, we can t see the future, but for a hint, a glimpse, maybe we ought to pay some attention to what is happened in europe recently. they have just gone through this. one saturday night last month, authorities discovered the body of a 13-year-old next to a tree in vienna, austria. she had been drugged and raped and murdered. it took a few days, but by monday, authorities announced they had arrested two asylum-seekers for the rape an
philosophy from harvard, before starting a project dedicated to teaching math as a means to equality. a great man, he was 86 years old. and reform in the ranks. congress finally poised to change how the military prosecutes serious crimes, including sexual assault. we have to a lot to thank. senator kerstin gillibrand here to talk about her years-long battle. this is andrew mitchell reports on msnbc. s on msnb c. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what s possible
algebra project dedicating to teaching math as a means to a more equal society. bob moses was 86 years old. rev, can you talk about what we all owe bob moses? reporter: we owe bob moses a lot. he was one of the activists that was in the trenches around voting rights. he never went for headlines, he was not a high profile figure. he did the work. but had he not done the work we would not have gotten the voting rights act of 1965. those of us fighting today owe a lot to bob moses, he helped to lay the trail we re walking down and continue to walk down. i was so honored, he did politics nation a few years ago. he is absolutely a historic figure and one we ought to always admire and respect. reverend al sharpton, thank you very much. coming up the stock market closed at record highs on friday
when someone asks about critical race theory, that statistic comes to mind. what is priority, teaching math and reading or turning elementary schools into social justice bootcamps? now let me turn you to a woman, michelle leicht, who is wishing death on anti-crt parents. listen to this. let s deny this people that are in education, anti-teacher, anti-history, anti-opportunity, anti-diversity, anti-platform, anti-social justice, anti-worker, plus anti-healthcare, anti-environment, anti-policy change, anti-inclusion and let them people, let them die. sandra: let them die, says a to the pta and naacp member.