brookings. david was appointed assistant secretary of state by donald trump. he previously served in the air force for 35 years, beginning as a linguist in 1980, retiring as a brigadier general. he was the advisor to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and served as the defensive attache in beijing. he recently served as the director of the china strategic focus group in hawaii from 2017 to 2019, where he was an abject s adjunct senior fellow. david, thank you for your service to our country and the important work you are doing now. as you can see from his background, he has been at the forefront of managing policy questions that shape the future of these relationships and has been working tirelessly behind the scenes to build policy to china and is preoccupied with keeping our wider focus on the region as a whole, where we have a huge number of relationships, partners, allies, and interests that go beyond simply the question of china. assistant secretary stillwell an
community. she provides well-documented examples that expose chilly reality of the damage against people of color, environmental racism. devastatingly important read. please join me in walking to the podium, harriet washington. [cat meowing] thank you and good evening. i m excited to be here. i dreamed about speaking here. it s very exciting. i have a lot of things to say and i want to get to this tonight. can you hear me now? thank you. not going to have time for all of this that i was dearly love to show you, as i skip over this, we will talk about it. no time to do more than the issue but the issue is very fascinating as well as important. fasten your seatbelt and we ll get started. environmental justice movemen movement i thought i was. can anyone hear me? okay 1982, after north carolina, the people who lived there became victims of corporate crime. new york city as a corporation whose chief decided to get new trucks and drive all night in the dead of night to illegal
examples that expose the chilling realities of the cognitive realities of the color of environmental racism. . . . i have a lot of things to say, not all of them i m going to get to tonight and i have slides i want to show you. is it turned on? probably. can you hear me now? okay, thank you. so i m not going to have time for all my slides. if i skip over any, raise it in he q & a and we ll talk it. no time to do more tonight but the issue is fascinating as well as very important. so let fasten your seatbelts. environmental justice movement.can you hear me in the back?okay. the environmental justice movement. 1982, ashton, north carolina, the people who lived there became victims of corporate crime. new york city housed a corporation whose chief decided to get in a truck and drive all night in the dead of night to illegally dump pcb s along the rhode island in north carolina. didn t want to pay the money to dispose of them legally. they were highly toxic. north carolina
harriet washington provides examples that expose the chilling reality of the cognitive damage being done to people of color due to systemic negligence of environmental racism. a devastatingly important read. everyone, please write me in welcoming harriet a washington. [applause] thank you. good evening. thank you for coming out to hear me. i am very excited to be here. i ve dreamed about speaking at this bookstore. it is very exciting. i have a lot of things to say. want to show you. is it turned on? probably. can you hear me now? all right. i will not have time for all the slides i would really like to show you. no time to do more tonight than line the issue. let s fasten your seatbelts and we will get started. environmental justice movement. i thought i was. can anyonee hear me? can you hear me in the back? environmental justice movement. night teen 82. north carolina. the people who lived there became victims of a crime. new york city housed a corporation who decided t
tried to move off the track but couldn t do it in time when the train hit that truck. the truck flew in the water where it struck a young woman floating on a plastic yellow raft. she and driver were both injured badly and taken to local hospital. just a freak thing. yes. yes. pretty freaky thing. imagine her surprise you know. one minute sitting there on the beach sunning and the next minute a truck swimming on top out of. jet ski sitting by the railroad track. witnesses the driver of the truck first went to nearby boat launch but didn t want to pay the 10 dollar fee sew came over here and tried to put it in at that spot. according to chp officer both of the injured were conscious and talking when taken away by medical personnel. 7 news has new details about a woman on the peninsula who is seen on video abuse ago dog. this is the video that got her in trouble with the humane society. she s a dog boarder who could wind up in jail as investigators pursue a criminal case