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any of us or fish or mammals or it s in some worms which come from a very different branch of the animal kingdom. that s also interesting to those because those warms cause severe tropical diseases and if you kill all, you are able to kill the diseases, a different story. but yeah, a lot of biology that we don t understand. why is it so good at jumping from host to host? is it just because it spreads vertically throughout the population like i talked about with mosquitoes, is it also because it s really good at jumping horizonly from one host to another. maybe it gets infected by something. these are all questions there s actually a huge a thriving area of research. still has a lot of unanswered questions. so we ve so we ve gone from cow poo to fecal transplants and back again. thank you all for coming who are out of time.r i hope you all all come. [applause] [inaudible] c-span created by america s cable television companies and brought to you as a public service ....
things right? we outlined three reasons in the legal brief. first of all, this is not the first time the president has given a posthumous pardon to someone who has passed away. both president clinton and president bush have given posthumous parting in the last years of their administration. clinton 1999 and president bush 2008. these are definitely legal, and definitely president for doing so. secondly, marcus garvey is innocent. we have proven that beyond a reasonable shadow of a doubt. the united states congress held a hearing in 1987 in the house judiciary committee chair by john conyers where they afford in-depth all of the evidence. they look at historical evidence presented by historians like tony martin. they conclude he was innocent back in 1987. there have been dozens of books. currently it is in the state. his face is on the currency of jamaica s currency. marcus garvey is innocent and people around the world have recognized it. even our own united states gove ....
african-americans to return to africa. the petition was filed in june. this is one hour and 30 minutes. i would like to welcome everyone this afternoon to this historic and is precious occasion. the petition for the pardon of the honorable marcus garvey. i am a social justice and human rights lawyer here in the washington, d.c., area. we have a very dynamic panel for us this afternoon. we are going to talk about the legal issues of the case, the historical issues, the impact of marcus garvey and the worldwide diaspora and many other aspects as well. i m going to start off with reading a statement. congresswoman yvette d clark representing a new york congressional district. this is her statement that she wanted to have read at the marcus harvey press conference august 17, 2016. marcus garvey lives in history as one of the first readers of the american civil rights movement. to unite people toward a common goal of social progress. marcus garvey founded the universal n ....
people are losing their jobs and life savings. there is 20% unemployment. does any of that ring a bell? it is tough times in america. ulysses s. grant is the , he is going to the economy orte lose reelection. there is gold of the black hills. newspaper reports say all you have to do is walk to the grass and pick up nuggets off the tops of your shoes. minors and prospectors of entrepreneurs are pouring into the hills overnight. every one of them. they are an illegal alien. the black hills belong to the sioux. guaranteed by the treaty of 1868. no white people were allowed in the black hills. while bill hickok was shot in the back of the head in deadwood. if he is an illegal alien. so is his friend calamity jane. they called it sacred ground. the hills are black with timber. president grant sees an opportunity. he wants to give it that gold and red but the economy and put money in the treasury. he is going to try to i the black hills. by the black hills. noting bull and ....
after that, a preview of the nato summit in wales. on wednesday, best boys and forum ond a town hall the ferguson, missouri shooting. a addition to the forum, comedian and actor made remarks. this is about two hours 20 minutes. good evening. sisters and brothers. i am the director of communications. i will be the moderator for this evening. this is ferguson and beyond. it is an open discussion on the crisis of race relations in america today. , andhalf of the institute our cosponsors, a continuing talk on race series, the institute of policy studies based in washington, d.c., it is my pleasure and honor to extend to you all a warm welcome to this famous d.c. landmark. [applause] a unique place that combines good food for the pallet with great food for thought. i want to extend a special welcome to all those in the audience who joined us after the protests today. justice toarched for be with us today. [applause] to thosereetings across the country and around the world ....