you failed your state! the question was about social security. what it comes to three of the big drivers and federal government. there is medicaid, medicare, and social security. i would send medicaid back to the state. state leaders are better than the federal services are. when it comes to medicare and social security, for people retirement age tour near retirement age, i would not touched. my generation and younger, we will have to put inflation reforms going forward. we will put that out in the coming weeks. i will lay out a specific obama care plan. forwe need a specific plan my generation and younger so we currently inhose retirement and those in retirement going forward. [inaudible] gov. walker: the question was about immigration. months ago, i was asked about this with chris wallace. said i listen to governors in border states and talk to people across the country. i said my plan then is the same as today. we need to secure the border. that means more than talking
cnn, npr, nbc and other affiliates. as the brand editorial leader she oversees essence.com and her influence extends beyond including events like essence fest, black women in hollywood luncheon and black women in music. we will have charlene cruz come out and read from the memoir. charlene serves as the vice president of an organization of 18-35 year olds dedicated to creating freedom and justice for all black people. please welcome charlene. [applause] thank you. first, i would like to thank mason for this student to share this moment with her. born bright is one of many of her achievements. tonight i have the opportunity to read a number of passages from born bright . the passages i chose resonate with me and as i share with nicole i say so many that happened to me moments while reading the book. i will get started. i did the right thing. i am the beneficiary of many of the programs we are talking about here today. i attended head start, i was involved in after school
editor-in-chief of essence magazine for african-american women. the editor that are overseas the content addition of the magazine as well as essence.com. her influence extends beyond the various rain extensions, including event such as essence fest, black women hollywood luncheon of black women in music. before we start the conversation, we ll have shown they come out and read a passage from mason s memoir. charlene is a community organizer and writer. she currently serves as national director of the black youth project 100, also goes by the way p100. an activist member of that organization of black 18 to 35 with dedicated to creating justice and freedom for all black people. over 10 years of experience and racial justice, feminists and youth leadership development movement work. please welcome show lane. [applause] thank you. first i would like to thank c. nicole mason for the moment to share with her. as you all should know, many of her achievements. tonight i had the opp
be change that is some of the staff picks from harvard bookstore at cambridge, massachusetts. many of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. for more than two decades, c. nicole mason has written about emotional issues from violence against women to reproductive justice to economic security. she is also the former executive director of the women of color policy network at new york university robert wagner graduate school. there she held the distinction of being one of the youngest scholar practitioners to lead a major us research center or think tank. in addition to being an author her commentary and writing have been featured in the los angeles times, politico, the progressive, essence magazine, cnn, msnbc, nbc and other outlets. she will be joined by a predominant magazine for african american women in the editorial leader she oversees the content and division of core magazine as well as.com. her influence extends beyond vari
[applause] massachusetts. many of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. for more than two decades, c. nicole mason has written about emotional issues from violence against women to reproductive justice to economic security. she is also the former executive director of the women of color policy network at new york university robert wagner graduate school. there she held the distinction of being one of the youngest scholar practitioners to lead a major us research center or think tank. in addition to being an author her commentary and writing have been featured in the los angeles times, politico, the progressive, essence magazine, cnn, msnbc, nbc and other outlets. she will be joined by a predominant magazine for african american women in the editorial leader she oversees the content and division of core magazine as well as.com. her influence extends beyond various brand extensions including events like black women in hollywood