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in terms of generationally did not prepare us for the work that needs to happen today. that s the critique i was making about trading on individual success without a sense of social responsibility. who are your parents? my parents are both retired professionals. one was a school teacher and administrator of the chicago public schools for 35 years and my father recently retired was photojournalist. he worked for johnson johnson publishing in the early days, charlotte observer, news day, for past 20 years, new york times staff photographer. are they retired from new york. my mother always lived in chicago. my parent were divorced when i was young. my father lived in new york for over 30 years. what is your lineage? the famous part of my lineage, the part i know as opposed to distantly, i m great-grandson of the founder of elijah mohammed founder of nation of islam. my mother never converted but very much formative to my early years my first cousins aunts and unc
municipality? one of my biggest dilemmas was administered being forced to pass students. i experienced that. i received a passing grade in the minister said we need to pastor, i don t know if those the pressure. also as far as elected officials, giving them instead of treating the kennedy as victims, addressing the community and the same these students, two parent family, these are the statistics of people whether they have a religious background or whatever. is there any way they think changing that mentality, the administers in the education system or the elected officials? one thing i have to say, i told them before, dr. williams is probably my biggest inspiration i m going back and getting my degree in high school. thank you very much. i think one of the problems is that we can t get rid of students whose minds are alien and hostile to the education process. that is, we have to have a mechanism where we can stop the students from anything with the education of others. t
that collection arrived at the 135th street public library 90 years ago. he was a bibliophile who migrated from puerto rico in 1891 found a job on wall street work in the mailroom saves his pennies and worked really hard and bought anywhere are unique but he could find that was by or about black people. he eventually became famous for this collection. people would go to his home in brooklyn to see the library to borrow from the library people like langston hughes and eventually people like and when the librarian at the library and library decided she had a lot of lack patrons coming to the library and a large immigrant community at the time she said i ve got to find material for my patrons and ultimately schomberg s collection of 5000 items was purchased by carnegie corporation and a variety of 90 years ago and made up the core of what now today is a 10 million item collection at the schomberg center. host: how did the schomberg center end up at 135th? guest: this was
people. an fed a call antithetical to conservatism. associationst of we arell say, well normally out numbered, so it is a necessity that we have there are a lot of associations who it day, we are outnumbered numbers,ally look at just not happening every day that people are walking down the street with rocket launchers. it s a rare occurrence. that argument within itself doesn t hold a lot of water if you were to ask me. i think it is something conservatives should be at the forefront of. they are not. you could say it s because of racial biases. for me as a conservative, that drastically concerns me and i have say i m not proud that my party has not taken the right stance on this issue. dead-end of walter scott was blood, there sd no question in my mind whatsoever. the walter scott killer is also out on bail, but the space in as we rigorously look at this issue, demands specificity. what is the president s role, even if he agrees that he should not have bail, what is