stage for a conversation moderated by dr. pell. we will leave time at the end for open questions with the audience. so please join me in welcoming our speakers. [applause] thanks so much. it s an honor to be here today to speak with you all about white house gardens. i won t pretend that both jims worked at the white house. i will open it up at the end for the are questions because i feel like it s a unique opportunity for you to ask questions of people who worked on the white house gardens and maintained them. so we are the last panel of the day. we will finish all of the discussion on white house gardens by talking about gardens that have been established but modified since the kennedy administration. so from the johnson administration on, the last 50 years. the many different ways that the white house gardens have been inspired as well as used. i will start off the panel by talking about some of the garden trends and other movements that have inspired and influenced th
us for another live stream here from monticello. i m brandon dillard manager of historic interpretation here. and today we ll be starting a conversation about indigenous history and politics as they relate to jefferson monticello and the early republic of the united states. today s topic is far too broad to cover in one brief conversation. and we ll likely just scratch the surface of this complex enriched subject. in spite of a narrative of american history that is often told as though everything began in 1492. the history of north america is far older and more complex. it began at least 12,000 years ago although scholars argue on the origins and migrations of the first human inhabitants of these lands. and from millennia the history and political structures of indigenous america developed and solidified through long processes of power conflict collaboration and migration. thousands of cultures and nations have come and gone and thousands remain today. the post-colonial histo
us for another live stream here from monticello. i m brandon dillard manager of historic interpretation here. and today we ll be starting a conversation about indigenous history and politics as they relate to jefferson monticello and the early republic of the united states. today s topic is far too broad to cover in one brief conversation. and we ll likely just scratch the surface of this complex enriched subject. in spite of a narrative of american history that is often told as though everything began in 1492. the history of north america is far older and more complex. it began at least 12,000 years ago although scholars argue on the origins and migrations of the first human inhabitants of these lands. and from millennia the history and political structures of indigenous america developed and solidified through long processes of power conflict collaboration and migration. thousands of cultures and nations have come and gone and thousands remain today. the post-colonial histo
Later that same day, while at an event he spoke to Deputy Norfolk police chief larry boone. Sot michael muhammad, parent clip 9 1 05 38 he said i got a call from the chief. Chief goldsmith saying that the councilman siad you were in the building and would not leave. 1 05 44 that muhammad says is just one example of why he beleives smigiels role as councilmember impacts his job as principal. Another way Council Votes on the school budget. Sot michael muhammad, parent clip 9 1 10 21 in that budget its an understnading as to how the money will be spent so if there was to be an increase of salary outline that in their proposed budget and that would be known to him so he would in effect be voting on his bosses salary. 1 10 39 i asked superintendent dr. Melinda boone about muhammeds complaint during my exclusive 3 21 13 the city also doesnt gain any extra rights as a principal becuase hes a city councilman. 3 21 25 sot michael muhammad, relationship but i dont beleive thats the acuality. 1 1
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