a good saturday morning to you. it is saturday, february 4th, you re live in the cnn newsroom, thanks for joining us so much for sharing part of your saturday morning with us. we begin with an eye toward the sky. we re getting new reports about the location of that chinese spy balloon that has been drifting across the country. according to reports, it has been spotted over north carolina an officials say it could move off the east coast and out over the ocean in a matter of hours. and as you would imagine, the balloon is raising national security concerns, and it is adding to the tension between washington and beijing. it was people on the ground in montana who spotted the balloon as it passed overhead. that thing is not the moon. the moon is right there. this thing is so weird. it is definitely moving. the context and the timing of this are really important. the secretary of state antony blinken called it an irresponsible act by china. keep in mind, this comes just day
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The Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) in San Francisco has recently been awarded one of 34 Museum Grants for African American History and Culture from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and was one of only two organizations to receive the full $500,000 award amount this year. By Nina Sazevich The Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) in San Francisco has recently been awarded one of 34 Museum Grants for African American History and Culture from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and was one of only two organizations to receive the full $500,000 award amount this year. The two-year
Theory and scholars like kimberly crenshaw? all of this is within the range of a black studies curriculum. and the people who are making this decision about what they think is appropriate are not experts in the field. and they certainly are not experts in the black american experience. you mentioned kimberly crenshaw, she is one of the authors that critics of the original curriculum described as left-leaning. her work, including some of the other intellectuals that share her perspectives, those have been removed while the board added black conservativism as a suggested research project. do you think it should be a goal of the curriculum to try to present a politically balanced view of issues? well, what s interesting about this is they want to have it both ways. so on the one hand, governor desantis is saying that this should be about history, and not politics. and then he specifically is targeting people who he believed had politics that are to the