and brought down the confederate flag. as she climbed down with the flag in hand, she said, in the name of god, this flag comes down today. in the name of god, this flag comes down today! amy: we were at the jail where bree newsome was taken in columbia. we will speak with the supporters who gathered there before her release. then we remember the legendary folk musician and activist pete seeger. realize that little things lead to biggerhings. that is what it is all about in this wonderful parable in the new testament, the sower scattered seeds, some get stamped on and don t grow. some fall and the rocks and they don t grow. but some seeds fall on hallowed ground and they grow and multiply thousandfold. who knows where some good little thing that you have done may bring results years later that you never dreamed up. amy: all of that and more, coming up. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in this holiday special, we begin wit
independence day address more than 160 years ago red by james earl jones. then on saturday morning, the capitol grounds in columbia, south carolina, a 30-year-old african-american woman named bree newsome scaled a flagpole and brought down the confederate flag. as she climbed down with the flag in hand, she said, in the name of god, this flag comes down today. in the name of god, this flag comes down today! amy: we were at the jail where bree newsome was taken in columbia. we will speak with the supporters who gathered there before her release. then we remember the legendary folk musician and activist pete seeger. realize that little things lead to bigger things. that is what it is all about in this wonderful parable in the new testament, the sower scattered seeds, some get stamped on and don t grow. some fall and the rocks and they don t grow. but some seeds fall on hallowed ground and they grow and multiply thousandfold. who knows where some good little thing that you h
independence day address more than 160 years ago red by james earl jones. then on saturday morning, the capitol grounds in columbia, south carolina, a 30-year-old african-american woman named bree newsome scaled a flagpole and brought down the confederate flag. as she climbed down with the flag in hand, she said, in the name of god, this flag comes down today. in the name of god, this flag comes down today! amy: we were at the jail where bree newsome was taken in columbia. we will speak with the supporters who gathered there before her release. then we remember the legendary folk musician and activist pete seeger. realize that little things lead to bigger things. that is what it is all about in this wonderful parable in the new testament, the sower scattered seeds, some get stamped on and don t grow. some fall and the rocks and they don t grow. but some seeds fall on hallowed ground and they grow and multiply thousandfold. who knows where some good little thing that you h
it is read by james earl jones. then we remember the legendary folk musician and activist pete seeger, who died in january. he was 94. realize that little things lead to bigger things. seeds is all about. this wonderful parable in the new testament. some seeds fall in the pathway and get stamped on, they don t grow. some fall in the rocks and they don t grow. but some seeds fall on fallow ground and they grow and multiply a thousandfold. who knows where some good little thing that you have done may bring results years later that you never dreamed of. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in this holiday special, we begin with the words of frederick douglass. born into slavery around 1818, he became a key leader of the abolitionist movement. on july 5, 18 52 in rochester, new york, he gave one of his most famous speeches, the meaning of july 4 for the negro. he was addressing the rochester lad
than 160 years ago. it is read by james earl jones. then we remember the legendary folk musician and activist pete seeger, who died in january. he was 94. realize that little things lead to bigger things. seeds is all about. this wonderful parable in the new testament. some seeds fall in the pathway and get stamped on, they don t grow. some fall in the rocks and they don t grow. but some seeds fall on fallow ground and they grow and multiply a thousandfold. who knows where some good little thing that you have done may bring results years later that you never dreamed of. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. in this holiday special, we begin with the words of frederick douglass. born into slavery around 1818, he became a key leader of the abolitionist movement. on july 5, 18 52 in rochester, new york, he gave one of his most famous speeches, the meaning of july 4 for the negro. he was addressi