the tenth time in the last 11 seasons. university of iowa beat the pants off of western michigan. and the pants were off of one of the cheerleaders. his drawers dropping down while doing flips. but he still sticks the landing. pulling his pants up as quickly as they fell down. his teammates absolutely loving it. that was the favorite of the day, pants down. that s my favorite. kour, thacoy, thank you so m. hello everyone, given, thank you for joining me, i m fredricka whitfield. there s a new round of talks between striking autoworkers and representatives from two of the big three autoworkers. the strike is entering its third full day. today s talking expected to be with ford and general motors. the uaw said it had reasonably productive talks when it met with ford yesterday. for the first time ever, workers are striking at plants from gm, ford and ststalantis. the carmakers say despite big profit in recent year, the raises they demands will drive them out of business,
women, like the yellow wallpaper and it went on to create some of the first texts of women and gender studies movement in universities and now that every publisher publishs some feminist books at least we publish the most cutting edge, issues other publishers are not touching because they don t know to or too controversial so all our books have an urgency to them but also might have kind of new and cutting edge. host: what is your background? how did you get into this? guest: i am a journalist. i was born 45 years ago, a lot of feminists things happen. i have written six books, made two documentary s traveled the country speaking about feminisms all i know it is very mainstream. the word feminism is not the worst people would label but it probably is feminist or their belief system is often very feminist allies don t get hung up on the word, i love the title the feminist press. we were really expansion definition of that but i think my career as the way i practice it demo
guest: a ghost writer is an author who writes in the first person of another person. host: how d you get into that business? guest: it s a long story. the short end of the story is i was an advertising guy after college and after graduate school, and i made up my mind i was going to go meet ray charles and talk him into letting me do an authorized biography of him, because i wanted to win the pulitzer prize and the nobel prize, and i didn t know anything about ghost writing. so i had a hard time introducing myself to him and sort of getting to him. but anyway, i was able to do it through my tenacity. and when i did this agency had met told me, you know, you want to do his autobiography. and i said, no, i don t. and he said, yeah, you do. i said well, you know, i don t know how to do that. i don t know what a ghost writer does. and he, and he said, well, you ll earn a lot more money if you do can if you do a ghost written book because there s a much larger market for a r
but the other reason they said was that wasn t really the intent of congress. the intent of the intent of congress was basically to protect men and women. and that shifted when in 1989 the supreme court held that it does not matter if you treat some women find. if you don t treat other women okay they are not matching up to your stereotype of what a woman should be like. evidence that they did not want her to be a partner because she was too masculine and told to wear more make up, go to charm school, whatever. that that is a form of sex discrimination. a few years later justice scalia said yeah, there is no protection if that the it the sex discrimination happens in a same-sex situation and said very clearly obviously they were not thinking about same-sex sexual harassment harassment, but we are governed by the words of the subject. congress feels differently congress can change. those two cases started to change what courts were doing. in a few court started to say that dis
i will certainly give him the guarantee that we will do everything we can to help the victims and their families. there are people working around the clock to make sure this happens command we will keep it up. thank you you, mr. speaker. two of my constituents suffered from these attacks. went for a holiday. i was moved to tears. gunned down gunned down next to his life by try to protector from the ensuing chaos. a life-changing injury and my heart goes out to her and her family at this extreme difficult time. my right honorable friend assure me that she will receive the same level that she would normally receive. i think my friend for raising this case in the way he did it. all those who are being looked after our medical team is on the ground. those that can be repatriated is medical evacuation using a c-17 with all of the technology and medical brilliance we brought to bear with bring casualties back from afghanistan is available for british citizens into an as engine