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Thanks to a number of artists championing her work, the pioneering African American composer Florence Price is finally achieving the recognition she deserves, writes Andrew Farach-Colton ....
I don t know. but certainly they have a lot of clout in that state. power structure in that state obviously adores them. the that would be good for everybody who is part of their inner circle in arkansas, so it s understandable that they d want to do it, and they re up against the free beacon, which is a validly conservative news organization. they make no bones about that. the team over there isn t saying they re not. but they are all twitter fried and out there doing all of their stuff. it s a digital platform, new look, new kind of journalism, and the old world, the clinton world can t quite figure out what to do with that. i should point out that the university library says that this is an unauthorized use issue. and that the use of these audiotapes is not permitted by this organization, but it will be very interesting to see what will happen if they go back and apply for free use of all of this at the public library, which is taxpayer funded and see ....
About securing his release is another. martha? i think everybody understands the legal duty that is involved with her as an attorney representing her client and they can make what they will of the other comments that you just shared with us, trace. thank you very much. joining me now with reaction to this is kirsten powers, and chris stirewalt. good evening to you both. good evening. i want to focus on this whole issue of the arkansas library. the arkansas university library, which banned this washington free beacon reporter because he used their information to write his story. kirsten, what do you think of that part of this? oh, well, it s terrible. obviously. you can t have a situation where you have a university, which is supposed to be a place of learning and finding information, saying that you can t have access to facts, ....
Which i think universities should be interested in. because you have done something to somebody that we are aligned with or that we are philosophically or politically or ideologically aligned with. it s completely inexcusable. i actually don t etch know how they could come up with any kind of explanation of how this would comport with the university. mostly through their foundation, but the clintons have given this university $415,000 over the years. so is there a conflict of interest for this dean of the library in this action? well, of course. and let s just remember, this is the old world versus the new world. this is the ancient world versus the new world. and the ancient world is represented by people who are deeply connected inside the state of arkansas to the former governor and former first lady, the former attorney general of that state that have their library there and still have even whether or not she could win in the state when she runs, i don t know. but certainly t ....
Another. martha? i think everybody understands the legal duty that is involved with her as an attorney representing her client and they can make what they will of the other comments that you just shared with us, trace. thank you very much. joining me now with reaction to this is kirsten powers, and chris stirewalt. good evening to you both. good evening. i want to focus on this whole issue of the arkansas library. the arkansas university library, which banned this washington free beacon reporter because he used their information to write his story. kirsten, what do you think of that part of this? oh, well, it s terrible. obviously. you can t have a situation where you have a university, which is supposed to be a place of learning and finding information, saying that you can t have access to facts, ....