Her and all that was before she was 30 years old this year Time Magazine chose her is one of the women of the century and even nowadays a t. Shirt with her image on it made by prada goes for 300. 00 she is the one and only angela davis scholar activist and author of several books most recently freedom is a constant struggle ferguson palestine and the foundations of a movement and she joins us today from her home in Oakland California dr davis thank you so much for joining us here i want to start you with me right now we have almost back to the future we have protests in the street we have we had we had killing a black men and women in the country that have yet again raised this question of Police Brutality and really the social contract that we have across race and class in this country youve been through all of this before what are your views of how this is shaping out now. Well 1st of all thank you very much for inviting me. And let me say that this is a very exciting moment its an e
I care about how the u. S. Engages with the rest of the world i cover for impulse the National Security this is a political impasse heres the cult like are we telling a good story. Really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise and to actually feels if you were there. Hello im sam is a than this is counting the cost on aljazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week economys opening up this spike the pandemic as that head towards world war 2 levels could reseal stare at the all stimulus and when is the right time to pay down debt as economies tank and job losses increase the nasdaq hits a record high the stock market is divorced from reality or are we seeing a tech divide between the profitable and loss making and the pandemic has been particularly devastating for Indigenous People across latin america we look at how they are fighting back. The fall brutal impact of the coronavirus pandemic was laid bare when britain became t
Geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me Steve Clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u. S. Politics and society on aljazeera. Hello im sam is a than this is counting the cost on aljazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week economies opening up this by the pandemic as that head towards world war 2 levels could we see all stare at all stimulus and when is the right time to pay down debt as economies tank and job losses increase the nasdaq hits a record high the stock market is divorced from reality or are we seeing a tech divide between the profitable and loss making and the pandemic has been particularly devastating for Indigenous People across latin america we look at how they are fighting back. The fall brutal impact of the coronavirus pandemic was laid bare when britain became the 1st g 20 nation to release Economic Data in the 1st 4 months of the lockdown the econom
Hi im Steve Clements and i have a question what would angela davis do lets get to the bottom line. My guest today is someone who is talking about fighting racism and defunding the police when it was considered way too radical she became a folk hero in the 1970 s. For standing up to the establishment in almost every way you can imagine she got fired from her teaching job at the university of california for being quote unquote too outspoken when she was one thrown in jail a movement of blacks and whites took to the street in protest until she was free musicians like the Rolling Stones and john lennon and yoko ono wrote songs about her and all that was before she was 30 years old this year Time Magazine shows her is one of the women of the century. And even nowadays a t. Shirt with her image on it made by prada goes for 300. 00 she is the one and only angela davis scholar activist and author of several books most recently freedom is a constant struggle ferguson palestine and the foundatio
Find out more lets ask my cohost in nigeria hello neal to how are you doing hello sandra well good here and indeed its been one of the 4 seeing how life is slowly returning to normal still im also glad that im here that i reporters can finally travel and produce reports in their own countries heres a look at what weve lined up for this week because a social entrepreneur uganda who is using recycled plastic to make protective ratios often dont find out about a new Application Form of a Water Treatment in germany i would go to botswana to learn how dogs are helping to ensure that you watch you just i kill. We starve in south africa here to lock down regulations have been eased in recent weeks but the effects are still noticeable. Being away and nature reserves and zoos are struggling financially the current about this crisis a severely impacted south africas largest bird reserve the world of birds normally it is filled with visitors but those days its empty apart from a few employees and