Which arose, which for me, gave the book a larger scope than i had originally intended. The quotations that are in the book, the slogans and catchphrases, up until 1955 were easy for me to remember because i am a child of the forties. That is what i learned in school. That is how we learned history in school. The books that we took out of the library, as fourth and fifth graders, or the way that history was taught. When i got to graduate school in the sixties, i discovered that some of my fellow students who came from overseas would come to meet periodically, as one woman did, and said, who is this joe and why should he say it aint so . So i told her the story. Then much later, a friend of ours whos an immigrant doctor from south africa, came to me and said, why do my patients, when they see me, say whats up doc and laugh maniacal . I had to tell them that story. But i also realized that if people who were hundred 30, who i was working with, had no real idea anymore of what these sloga
[inaudible] its only with your support we are able to bring to you wonderful authors to the literary community. We really appreciate your purchases and support. Thank you for showing up. We have several upcoming events, author of abjoining us on the 13th to discuss her book on the roots of black trouble in america. [inaudible] [inaudible] be sure to check out our calendar online. We have a bunch of events coming up to february. Without further ado, Tony Pecinovsky is a journalist, activist, politician from st. Louis missouri abthe member of the communist party usa answers of the district archive of the party in missouri. Hes contributed to peoples world comes a single Southern Illinois tribune, labor tribune, shoko report and a [inaudible] from 2010 to 2015 he served as a member of several political and labor organizations including the united media guild, greater st. Louis ab and served as delegate to the greater st. Louis central labor council. Trend nine[inaudible] [inaudible] [inau
Critics departure is delay but the home followed the good drama of bricks it on aljazeera. Welcome to the stream colombia desperate colombia awake that is the hash tag connect to the countrys biggest protest me as a people still raising their voices after nearly 2 weeks of demonstrations ive had hey im like a reality as thousands of people take to the streets again today we want to hear your thoughts on whats next for colombia get in touch through twitter and you tube and you can be part of todays conversation. Its now 13 days since hundreds of thousands of people held wide ranging protests against colombias government and people back out on the streets again the demonstrations have been joined by people from all walks of life with labor unions student movements and indigenous groups among those leading the way protesters are now leading a 3rd general strike after talks between the government and the National Strike committee failed to make progress and they have a long list of grievan
So no matter how you take it aljazeera will bring you the news and current of the matter to. 0. Welcome to the stream colombia desperate colombia awake that is the hashtag connected to the countrys biggest protests in years and people are still raising their voices after nearly 2 weeks of demonstrations ive heard me ok im a league of thousands of people take to the streets again today we want to hear your thoughts on whats next for colombia get in touch through twitter and you tube and you can be part of todays conversation. Its now 13 days since hundreds of thousands of people held wide ranging protests against colombias government and people back out on the streets again the demonstrations have been joined by people from all walks of life with labor unions student movements and indigenous groups among those leading the way protesters are now leading a 3rd general strike after talks between the government and the National Strike committee failed to make progress and they have a long l
The 1st the sinking of a boat carrying refugees and migrants off the coast of mauritania has killed at least 58 people its thought that there may have been 150 people on board most of them from gambia dozens were able to swim to shore survivors are being treated in the northern mauritania city of new people globally around 2 and a half 1000 migrants died at sea this year thats according to the International Organization for migration but that number as high as it is is much less than that of 2018 Mohammed Valdez our correspondent hes in no upshot mauritanias capital about 83 people managed to swim to the shore and there were found by the military Police Outside the Northern City of and what people would. That was the idea evening hours yesterday as those people gave more news about what happened that boat capsized off the shore. And thats after about 10 days being stranded there running out of fuel and so on so they gave more details and scores of people at least dozens of people are s