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for silence your cell phones. of course it would use them for social media you are welcome to keep them on. also during our q&a we have microphone, just one this time, so if you could step up to that mike mika would be great because as you can see we have c-span film we also making an audio recording of this event. and feel free to leave your chairs with our. we have more events coming up this afternoon so you re welcome to stick around all day. i m pleased to welcome johanna neuman this afternoon to discuss her important new book gilded suffragists about a group of new york socialites who fought for the women s right to vote in the early part of the last century. among the more than 200 social figures involved in the movement she writes about a host of familiar names including astor, belmont, harriman and vanderbilt, richard might just what a radical explosive notion the women s vote was in the early 1900s and how in her own words there s a moment when generations cr ....
from the new york immigration coalition, and immigration attorney barbara camacho. welcome to both of you. if they look familiar, it s because they ve been on tiempo before. so, i look at this, and i say, francis, qu\ pas ? how did this happen? how does the federal government send out three-year cards when they should have been two-year cards? and that s a great question. it s something that we re all asking. but it has to do with a current lawsuit between texas and the united states. okay. basically, uscis kept sending out employment-authorization cards after february 16th, when the judge had asked not to send any more, given that both the new programs with daca and dapa weren t gonna go into effect. and, in turn, barbara, the judge said to uscis customs and immigration services what go out and collect the cards ? well, once they were found to be in violation or i should say once uscis disclosed that they had violated the judge s injunction, the ....
father s office. and in the handbook it says i m allowed to have a break to express breastmilk. timmy are chasten a story for a woman who is not quite dead yet. medicaid and to the said nancy died on april 22, 2015. only nancy is not dead, she is alive and well enters the city. i enters the city. i am fighting for my life. i met nancy for her and cheeks plain to me the sequence of events that made her the walking dead. i received a phone call saying that i had passed away on april 2, 2015. this started a devastated sequence of events. the social security office says that you are deceased. yes and then they sent a letter to my bank, and they told them that i was deceased and when i went to take my money from the bank she said it was negative and everything was closed. she said they got a letter from the treasury that i had been deceased. i spent the afternoon with her sitting on the floor, going through the documents that she had and letters from so ....
and in the handbook it says i m allowed to have a break to express breastmilk. timmy are chasten a story for a woman who is not quite dead yet. medicaid and to the said nancy died on april 22, 2015. only nancy is not dead, she is alive and well enters the city. i enters the city. i am fighting for my life. i met nancy for her and cheeks plain to me the sequence of events that made her the walking dead. i received a phone call saying that i had passed away on april 2, 2015. this started a devastated sequence of events. the social security office says that you are deceased. yes and then they sent a letter to my bank, and they told them that i was deceased and when i went to take my money from the bank she said it was negative and everything was closed. she said they got a letter from the treasury that i had been deceased. i spent the afternoon with her sitting on the floor, going through the documents that she had and letters from social security. ....
activists straddling the civil rights and power movements, he fought against racism and from the political center and welcomed public and private debate. our speaker today will explore as hisearly life as well life as an intellectual. hall teaches courses and african-american history and the history of popular culture. a native of suburban chicago, he b.a. from st. joseph in 2006 and004 and 2011. his scholarship has appeared in the journal of african american social sciencese review. his biography of arthur ashe she: tennisrthur a and justice in the civil rights by johnspublished hopkins university press. his work focuses on the intersection of popular and political culture, particularly the relationship between sport and the black freedom movement. so please join me in giving a hall.hs welcome to eric [applause] eric: good afternoon. thank you so much for having me here at richmond today to talk about my book and to talk about ashe as a whole. would like to thank the v ....