With the l Douglas Wilder school of government and public affairs at Virginia Commonwealth university and the other ring and belonging institute at university of california, berkeley. Good morning, everybody from the west coast. Good Afternoon Everybody from the east Coast And Welcome to those who are live streaming from out the throughout the world. May 18th as they 125th anniversary. Of the plastic versus ferguson supreme Court Decision and so some people believe that this decision solidify institutionalized separate but equal but one of the things that well learn today. As america was already separate. Therefore our separate by the equal before plus the first versus versus ferguson and what youll learn is that its a troubling and difficult exercise. To choice current inequalities to things will happen 125 years ago the original Thing And Intent of the conference and of the special for i am the russian states Foundations Journal social sciences with as the question. Hall is impossibl
Good morning to those throughout the world. May 18th, is the 125th anniversary of the Plessy Versus Ferguson supreme Court Decision. Some people believe this decision solidified institutionalized separate but equal. One other thing well learn today is that america was already separate. Before separate but equal, before Plessy Versus Ferguson. And what you will learn is that it is a troubling and difficult exercise to trace current inequalities to things that happen 125 years ago. The original Theme And Intent of the conference and of the journal of social sciences was to ask this question. How is it possible for something that happened 125 years ago to have a continuing impact on measure, observed, racial and ethnic inequalities. And then pursuing that question, we looked at issues of the law, issues of education, issues of Space And Housing and what you will hear today is a very small portion of the insights that our distinguished observers and authors were able to bring to this speci
[inaudible] who are the entire pandemic. we started this project right around late february intentionally it was series of live events in different library buildings all over brooklyn but after the pandemic we moved to zoom and the spring and summer. the idea was to go to you and ask you whether you think is the constitution is silent, what is missing from the constitution and what would you like to see in the 28th amendment, and when we finished the town hall series in june we worked really hard with some of our moderators to condense all the notes which were taken during the town hall meetings and when the work ended we turned to our framers, all four or here tonight with us and we asked them, almost insurmountable task, look at the long list of ideas and come up with a language, with a succinct version of everything you hear from us and we spent a couple of hours talking with the framers and as a result of this conversation, we came up with they came up with two differ
philadelphia. i m sitting in front of mconkey ferry inn, that is the exact prays continental army stayed before general washington s fateful trip across the delaware river. this is a historic backdrop on history in 2020. susan li is in the newsroom in new york. grady trimble at the polls in harrisburg, pennsylvania. blake burman at the white house. hillary vaughn with the biden campaign in wilmington. we ll get to everybody. we ll start with you, grady, like me you re in pennsylvania. i was out at the polls. we saw long lines in bucks county outside of philly. some people waited well over an hour to vote. seemed like a lot of enthusiasm, pretty strong in-person turnout at least in county. what do you see where you are? that is the same scenario in pittsburgh this morning, connell. we have video of the polling place we were at just a few hours ago. when the polls opened, there were lines that lined around the block. what you re looking at ppg paint arena. that is actually wh
for new restrictions there too. what will the president do if we experience a second wave? i will ask him. look at the market, stimulus stall and europe s second wave is pulling down stocks big time. the dow is looking at 300 point loss. s&p down 42. the nasdaq close to a 200 point drop. big tech way down today, following a report in the financial times, some governments over this in europe, they re gearing up for a major antitrust attack on american technology companies. a dispointing jobs report. 898,000 new jobless claims. not good. down goes the market. on the campaign trail the president let loose in iowa last night. he put on a maga hat. took off his tie says joe biden has been blatantly lying. that the revelations about hunter in the new york post are a smoking gun. i will ask the president about today s allegations that hunter made millions from china. there is a new allegations out today in the morning post. tonight, there is dueling town halls. the president appea