Look in the stands as it is the country. Stay with us to hear from the artist himself. Also coming out its 20 years since eric was somebody from i can tell you are guinea amazed at the sydney olympics gaining a thing as the slowest limping swimmer. A junior youre welcome to the program why are we facing so many Natural Disaster this how actions on the environment contributed to the questions difficult to answer but not for 78 year old South African poet and sculptor. Hes using his extraordinary sculptures makes with some spirituality to help protect the environment his artwork made from animal bones is meant to encourage the sighted. Fight against actions that damage major on the environment. This is not unusual in art and it also has a message 78 year old South African sculptor professor and poet peter cantu really created 45. He called the exhibition of a zealot in mississippi any in the local zulu language translated into english this means return to the source for the artist sings
Polls in our place down the dangers even as climate scientists writes the law. Im anthony how and welcome israel is very imposing a full nationwide lockdown with authorities they saying its the only way to slow soaring corona virus infections the measures will severely restrict movement for 3 weeks they come into effect as israel mocks the jewish new year and several other religious holidays critics cite the need for a 2nd measure is the direct result of the 1st lockdown being lifted too soon. Midday in jerusalem shortly before festivities get underway its. The jewish new year but the. Streets are empty. The country 2nd lockdown has just begun and despite the Festive Season visits to relatives in other neighborhoods are banned israel has been registering around 6000 new covered cases a day in a country of 9000000 people thats a lot and it gives it one of the highest rates of infection in the world according to the Prime Minister Health Care Officials have declared code red. In the last
Brutality where individuals lost their lives and what we have the tendency to do is group everything together as the same and what america felts is its rugged individualism. What die mean . Its very difficult for us to look at the case that, lets just say in minneapolis, of where george floyd e george floyd died and the Law Enforcement we think about he was a black guy. Oh, it was white Law Enforcement officer. That tells me everything i need to know about why this to an took place. When you try to make an vanderbilt that the individual who died was black and the person who is responsible was white, you sort of eliminate other human beings who should also he the same moral outrage, too much time is spenting on this herd mentality. Everybody is an individual first and that individual is solely responsible for that action. We should not be outraged because the race of the person. Its the fact this individual died in a very gruesome and brutal way for no reason at all because what happens
Committed to some sort of democracy. Its not like we are saying we dont mind if we produce a bunch of students that are marcus and we think that would somehow, we would have done something wrong along the way. Host professor thomas with the decline in liberal Arts Education overall in the country are we losing civics . Guest thats a great question and should be a serious concern to us. In fact at the end of the book i oppose the great challenge in our day really is the potential commercialization and the career turn in liberal Arts Education which threatened to eclipse the more robust liberal arts element and when you think of how in the founding generation the biggest threat in some sense might have been from religion in our day the biggest threat will was a commercial nature which in interesting ways its probably because of the success of american constitutionalism. The forwardlooking version of it really wanted to create a thriving commercial society and we have done that but now do
This Holiday Weekend watch booktv on cspan2. Gay [inaudible conversations] etna [inaudible conversations] good evening. And welcome to the mid Manhattan Branch of the public library, thank you for joining us this evening. Tonights program is jayhawk based on the authors recent book 1932 the rise of hitler and fdr2 tales of politics, betrayal, and unlikely destiny. In 1932, two digression battered nations confronted their destiny, going to the polls to choose new leaders. Americas president ial choices were gregarious aristocrat Franklin Roosevelt or tarnished wonder boy Herbert Hoover. Germany suffered two rounds of bloody elections, and two president ial contests, not a reactionary hindenburg against rising radical hatemonger adolf hitler. As unstoppable politics and economic forces advanced on disoriented societies, merciless worldwide Great Depression bought opportunity for a transformation, perhaps hopeful, perhaps did the. Through fd ares new deal and hit theirs third reich, desti