expressions of loyalty and patriotism, despite the real human sacrifice of life in the civil war, after the civil war, catholics remained a people viewed by most americans with suspicion and fear. a people apart, a people to be feared. a variety of reasons for this. they were members of what was perceived as a foreign church based in rome. they were participants in a separate school system. and even just by the virtue of their status in the working class, at a time when the working classes were coming to be seen as the dangerous classes, catholic americans were seen as a people apart, a people dangerously apart. catholic efforts to participate in mainstream american institutions only seemed to make things worse. and this is perhaps most clear in the area that we will look at today, politics. from the founding, even before the founding of the united states, many protestant americans believed that the hierarchal authority structures of the catholic church instilled civility and
our series lectures in history. good morning, everyone. today s lecture outline in advance. we will be looking at catholics in american politics, american urban politics in the late 19th century. to put this in the context of what we have been looking at the past couple of weeks, what we have been looking at is this struggle for american catholics to kind of find their place in culture. despite persistent and clear expressions of loyalty and patriotism, and despite the real kind of human sacrifice of life in the civil war, after the civil war catholics remained a people viewed by most americans with suspicion and fear. a people apart. a people to be feared. a variety of reasons for this. they were members of what was perceived as a foreign church based in rome. they were as we ve seen participants in a separate school system. and even just by the virtue of their status as members of a work class when the working classes are coming to be seen as the dangerous classes, cath
,. our like, there is blood on the pillow. somebody was stalking the young women of reno. and now, one of them had vanished. obviously, there was, you know, something really bad. her name, brianna. she was just 19 years old. just wanted to say to my daughter, breonna, that i love you. i miss you, and nobody s ever giving up. nobody was giving up, but nobody was any closer to solving the mystery. where was breonna? within a three mile radius, they were hundreds of registered sex offenders. then, a tip but a woman who had found something odd in her boyfriends truck women s underwear. and when she asked him for the truth, she discovered something even stranger. did you do this. oh my god, did you? hello, and welcome to dateline. reno, nevada calls itself the biggest little city in the world, and this was one of the biggest cases it had ever seen. a local girl, a college student named breonna had disappeared on a winters night. what had happened, no one
vanished. obviously, there was, you know, something really bad. her name, brianna. she was just 19 years old. just wanted to say to my daughter, breonna, that i love you. i miss you, and nobody s ever giving up. nobody was giving up, but nobody was any closer to solving the mystery. where it was breonna? within a three mile radius, they were hundreds of registered sex offenders. then, a tip but a woman who had found something odd in her boyfriends truck women s underwear. and when she asked him for the truth, she discovered something even stranger. did you do? this oh my god, did you? hello, and welcome to dateline. reno, nevada calls itself the biggest little city in the world, and this was one of the biggest cases it had ever seen. a local girl, a college student named breonna had disappeared on a winters night. what had happened, no one knew. where it would lead, nobody could predict. but this entire city would soon galvanize for a single mission, t
here s a look at the golden gate bridge. manufacturing well also. katie jones us with more. mostly good news to report. you can see the work actually happening on doyle drive right below us here. crews work around the clock for the sfain hour closure to make sure the road does reopen by scheduled time of 5:00 a.m. on monday. i talked to the project spokeswoman tonight. she tells me almost everything completely on schedule. last nature rain delayed striping on the bridge but the work since completed. traffic wise we just drove from here if san francisco to sausalito and back between the hours of like 6 and 7. northbound was wide open at those hours we were actually only person on the approach at one point. south bound very slow. people stayed off the road we did find a few drivers who hit the road block in the may rip a district tonight. we are here wanting to go back home l app we have been diverted so god only knows how we get back to our home. as far as alternate tran