Whos died at the age of 88. In just a few hours President Trump is due to visit el paso in texas where a gunman on saturday left 22 people dead, and also dayton, ohio where nine people were killed. There was another shooting last week as well lets update you on the investigations into all of them. The el paso attack is being treated as domestic terrorism, defined as an act designed to intimidate the population. The fbi says the majority of domestic terrorism arrests in the us in the past ten months are linked to white supremacy. On tuesday, the fbi opened an investigation into the killing of nine people in dayton, ohio. Its emerged that the gunman also followed a violent ideology though the fbi said there was no evidence of a racial motive. The shooting injuly at the gilroy garlic festival in california is now also classed as domestic terrorism. Officials have been poring over the gunmans target list which included religious and federal buildings. The bbcs peter bowes has been followin
the program. let s get started. this time i like to introduce our speakers herepr this evenin. our interview is jamia wilson, a feminist activist writer and speaker, she joined random house the vice president and executive editor in 2021 as a former director of the feminist press at city universityhe of new yor. she s been leading for over a decade.ve including the new york times, cnn abc teen vogue in the washington post she s the author of this book feminist young, black and many others him this last week and is also available, check it out or swing by the bookstore this weekend to purchase your copy. courtney martin she is in a cohousing community, popular newsletter and speaks wind that conferences throughout the country. she s also the cofounder of the solution journalism in the chapter of integrated schools. of course courtney s move for this evening is titled for my daughters will take this from chris christie rights riding with equal passion and courtney morgan of t
tesla so let me start by introducing you to the group, speaker educator and award-winning author. today will be discussing her book revolutionary times which we just found out a finalist in the national book awards and for small congratulations. thank you very much, i m excited. we love that in this wonderful and i personally feel like that murdered so much much from this book and i really appreciate that you made the notes in the beginning about the word black and if you like this is history that a lot of us think that we know but we don t always know and death and going start with this book with the revolution in the hands of the young. do you thank you so more true today than it was before. i should go because it s always been true and to save it is very true now, but is very true in the basso reason that we don t get is for the best because we see history we tended to see or speak about than adults are member growing up and learning about martin luther king who was
foundation so you have white people historically who have thought to create the fear and others who have acted in a way that we would remain afraid they would make it challenging in many ways of against the powers to be treated and why people historically have been very fearful of what hapgood happen if truly quality work possible. they feel empowered and the fear all manner of things that are rather blown out of proportion. there s a cycle and so for me i think but the panthers did, with a lot of activists are doing is trying to say that one to stand up and be courageous and going to keep the self-determination powerpoint say we deserve this like everybody else, we deserve its opportunities and if we deserve food and we deserve jobs in all of these things that white people have been taking for granted for all of this time. and there s fear both sides involving a people confronting their fear of the quality and their fears of bodily harm and injury in fear of change in southe
the world and so i would personally like to welcome all four of you, thank you so much for being here it is incredible to be able to have conversations with you after reading and reading through your amazing books and am actually going to start a conversation today with tesla so let me start by introducing you to the group, speaker educator and award-winning author. today will be discussing her book revolutionary times which we just found out a finalist in the national book awards and for small congratulations. thank you very much, i m excited. we love that in this wonderful and i personally feel like that murdered so much much from this book and i really appreciate that you made the notes in the beginning about the word black and if you like this is history that a lot of us think that we know but we don t always know and death and going start with this book with the revolution in the hands of the young. do you thank you so more true today than it was before. i should g