Host 2019 marks the anniversary of the first africanamerican slave brought to america. Where were they from . Daina they came from different parts of west africa. They were taken on a ship and captured by the dutch, been captured again off of a ship. When you look at the journey, there were two different points when they were on ships. Host how do we know about them . Daina we know about this from ship records. We also know about this from the virginia records. We know very Little Information about them but we have bits and pieces. We know that they arrived and they were not listed as end slaved listed as enslaved, they were servants. We know that they came and they were pretty sick when i got off the ship. They lived in virginia. Some of them had families and were the first generations of africanamericans in this country. Host who were they . Guest there were two or three women and the rest of them were men. They had their own families and they established their own communities in vir
Daina they came from different parts of west africa. They were taken on a ship and captured by the dutch, been captured again off of a ship. When you look at the journey, there were two different points when they were on ships. We know about them . Daina we know about this from ship records. We also know about this from the virginia records. We know very Little Information about them but we have bits and pieces. We know that they arrived and they were not listed as end enslaved,listed as they were servants. We know that they came and they were pretty sick when i got off the ship. They lived in virginia. Some of them had families and were the first generations of africanamericans in this country. Host who were they . Guest there were two or three women and the rest of them were men. They had their own families and they established their own communities in virginia. Host and their ages . They were middle ages, 17 to 24. They were middle ages 17 , to 24. Host how did slavery expand from t
Captured by the dutch, been captured again off of a ship. When you look at the journey, there were two different points when they were on ships. We know about this from ship records. We also know about the virginia records this from the virginia records. We know very Little Information about them but we have bits and pieces. We know that they arrived and they were not listed as in slaved, they were servants. We know that they came and they were pretty sick when i got off the ship. They lived in virginia. Some of them had families and were the first generations of africanamericans in this country. Host who were they . Guest there were two or three women and the rest of them were men. They had their own families and they established their own communities in virginia. Tore were middle ages, 17 24. Host how did slavery expand from that point . Guest slavery expanded gradually. It was not an institution initially. But as time went on they saw africans were an good source of labor. I dont li
Guilty. But if convicted of bribery, faces up to 20 years. Wei, if convicted of espionage, coud get life. Norah. Very serious charges. Mark strassmann, thank you. Now to a tragedy on the southern border. Mexican authorities have recovered the bodies of two possible drowning victims in the rio grande. Cbss Omar Villafranca reports one of the bodies was found near a floating barrier that was recently installed by the texas government to deter migrants. Reporter the two bodies were discovered in this remote stretch of the rio grande. The first migrant from honduras was found by Texas Troopers tangled on the controversial floating barrier buoys. Later, mexican authorities found another body three miles upstream. Officials are investigating what led to their deaths. He spoke to his emotional mother, who says he was her oldest son. Before he left, she told reporters he gave her one last hug and said, we cant keep starving here. I have to go. Mexican officials blame the drownings on the barri
I just buried our youngest in back and youre not going to have anything left. You need to come home. Will examine the vietnam war of the 1960s have experiences of Charlie Company discussing the battlefield of vietnam and we soldiers have to fight upon return to the United States. Veterans have been just as political footballs. They been used as part of a morality play. They been just as many things but hardly anybody had gotten to tell their story who they were as young men before they went, the trauma of war that they went through both as great victories, its funny times, its horrible times and then what happened to the generation since they had been home. The 1966 length of civil rights activist advanced of the ku klux klan. For what reason did anybody want to come and kill my dad . They came as result of the orders from the head of the klan who said go annihilate. And they came to kill the whole family. And learn about the Freedom Summer School programs during the summer of 1964 whe