Movement, she describes how beauty parlors overlooked worked as a safe place to organize boycotts. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Or at the point in the semester, we have been looking at the long history of african americans since the civil war. We looked at the struggle for what historian calls freedom rights. Weve been looking at this quest for economics, social and political Self Determination for educational access and equity, and were looking at this long quest for the full realization of freedom and citizenship. Were getting to the point in the semester were talking about the civil Rights Movement, weve been looking at that for a couple of sessions now. The interesting thing about teaching the civil Rights Movement is that its perhaps the area that most americans think they know the most about, right . Weve talked about this and we will talk about the summer. That just because folks think that they can quote a few sentences from martha Luther King, speech in washington, or know
let s start in rome. this weekend, the city will play host to the 620, the international forum which brings together the words major economies. key to 6lasgow s climate talks next week will be the temperature between leaders in rome this weekend. they took a green game but when you delve deeper, out of the $1.8 trillion that has been earmarked for recovery spending by these countries, just 16% is going to go on green projects. joining me now is the manager of the climate solutions fund at mn6 investments. very good to see you. the 16% even touch the edges? you. the 16% even touch the edaes? ., , edges? no, the new energy survey has edges? no, the new energy survey has indicated - edges? no, the new energy survey has indicated we re l survey has indicated we re going to require somewhere between 92 and $173 trillion to between 92 and $173 trillion to be spent before 2050 if we re going to hit net zero goals but it is a start and i think leaders getting together, discussing i
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everything we had in this bill. and i believe, and i think most people do as well, this historic legislation is about rebuilding the backbone of this country and giving working people in this nation, middle class folks a fighting chance. that s what the essence of it is. now, this signing today comes exactly one year after the world health organization declared the covid-19 outbreak a pandemic that has since claimed nearly 530,000 american lives. it has crippled the economy and really changed life as we all know it. tonight, the president will assess where the country has been and chart our path forward in his very first prime time address. and our cnn senior white house correspondent phil mattingly is with me with more on that in just a second. but we know the president was initially planning on signing this thing into law tomorrow. why the change? they got the bill. [ laughter ] simple as that. without wandering down the rabbit hole of enrollment and engrossment pro