this man, james thompson wrote. james thompson was a 26 year old in wichita, kansas. he writes a letter to the pittsburgh courier, which was the largest and most influential ack and has a series of very pressing, probing questions, including should i sacrifice my life, live half american is america i know worth defending. and one thing i think about here is, the famous quote from historian steph ambrose, who helped found and tried the vision, the museum. he said, one of the foundational ironies of world war two is that the world's greatest democracy, america went to fight the world's greatest racist hitler with the third great army. men and women like james thompson were living irony. he's writing this letter in december of 1941, after the of pearl harbor, knowing that he is about to get drafted into a segregated military, he's going to be asked to fight for potentially die for a country that doesn't yet treat him as a full citizen. and just to ground ourselves. remember that the entirety of the war, the is segregated in the army. initially black men can't serve in th

this man, james g. thompson wrote. james thompson was a 26 year old in wichita, kansas. he writes a letter to the pittsburgh courier, which was the largt and most influential black and has a series of very pressing, probing questions, including should i sacrifice my life, live half american is america i know worth defending. and one thing i think about here is, the famous quote from historian stephen ambrose, who helped found and tried the vision, the museum. he said, one of the foundational ironies of world war two is that the world's greatest democracy, america went to fight the world's greatest racist hitler with the third great army. men and women like james thompson were living irony. he's writing this letter in december of 1941, after the of pearl harbor, knowing that he is about to get drafted into a segregated military, he's going to be asked to fight for potentially die for a country that doesn't yet treat him as a full citizen. and just to ground ourselves. remember that the entirety of the war, the is segregated in the army. initially black men can't serve in

this man, james g. thompson wrote. james thompson was a 26 year old in wichita, kansas. he writes a letter to the pittsburgh courier, which was the largest and most influential black and has a series of very pressing, probing questions, including should i sacrifice my life, live half american is america i know worth defending. and one thing i think about here is, the famous quote from historian stephen ambrose, who helped found and tried the vision, the museum. he said, one of the foundational ironies of world war two is that the world's greatest democracy, america went to fight the world's greatest racist hitler with the third great army. men and women like james thompson were living irony. he's writing this letter in december of 1941, after the of pearl harbor, knowing that he is about to get drafted into a segregated military, he's going to be asked to fight for potentially die for a country that doesn't yet treat him as a full citizen. and just to ground ourselves. remember that the entirety of the war, the is segregated in the army. initially black men can't serve i

this man, james g. thompson wrote. james thompson was a 26 year old in wichita, kansas. he writes a letter to the pittsburgh courier, which was the largest and most influential blacand has a series of very pressing, probing questions, including should i sacrifice my life, live half american is america i know worth defending. and one thing i think about here is, the famous quote from historian stephen arose, who helped found and tried the vision, the museum. he said, one of the foundational ironies of world war two is that the world's greatest democracy, america went to fight the world's greatest racist hitler with the third great army. men and women like james thompson were living irony. he's writing this letter in december of 1941, after the of pearl harbor, knowing that he is about to get drafted into a segregated military, he's going to be asked to fight for potentially die for a country that doesn't yet treat him as a full citizen. and just to ground ourselves. remember that the entirety of the war, the is segregated in the army. initially black men can't serve in th

thompson, henry fielding, he wrote he wrote a lot. he's very well known he's so well known that he has a nickname as may sense. i don't know. i may be pronouncing that. okay. okay. when wheatley writes her writes her book, the first poem in it, which has been puzzle, is to make sense. and it's a poem about it's about a patron. horace wrote poems to make sent us other roman writers wrote like it's a poem about one's relationship with one's patron. so wheatley scholars, we asked again, again, who's marcellus? is it? susanna wheatley? is it mather biles, who may have inspired her, who was a very well-known poet and a minister, and who may have helped her out and is a who? so who is this? is it imaginary relationship to another poet? who is this? well, it turns out that she's riffing on on some of littleton's poems and that why is she doing that? well, one of the first people she meets and she says that's in a letter when she when she goes over to london to get the book published is lord littleton. the problem is lord littleton then dies

steph curry, lebron james, they were actually the star of the show.start in the 2nd half to worry us up with the 3rd quarter. 24 to 5 run 7 hits a three-pointer. they're helping a six-point deficit. turning to a 15 point lead in the 3rd grade showing off his defensive abilities here. >> he blocks the brunt. it's headed the other way. and guess who is going j k throws it down on the other in finishing with twenty-two point saturday night it the 4th with the lakers. they do want to 14 in oh, run on their way back into the game. and it's because of a former warren d angelo russell used a 3 pointer there to give a one 15, one 14 42 left on the clock he had 28 on the night. but then the warriors down to step goes around crosses over ad. can't put a big man on this. one 18 is where tie it in the next when we go into overtime right here, lebron james misses this one but gets second chance points. you can't let that happen. they did right there. and guess what? they take another but it doesn't matter because the warriors they're down. they come back with a kl

geldof's piped up, have written a letter to home secretary james cleverly condemning the deportationalled marcus dekker, now dekker is currently serving a prison sentence of two years, seven months after climbing the queen elizabeth bridge over the dartford crossing and unveiling the just stop oil banner. since he's been jailed, the home office has served him because he's german with a deportation notice. well more than 150,000 people have signed a petition against the home office's decision. the question i'm asking is pretty straightforward. really should we deport him? me now we deport him? joining me now for this head to head is just stop oil spokesman and retired doctor jones and the doctor ben jones and the co—founder of the climate debate uk, it's ben pile , both of you. uk, it's ben pile, both of you. thank you very much. to thank you very much. great to have the show. ben. i'll have you on the show. ben. i'll start you . should we deport dekker? >> e“ a e a decision w— >> well, that's a decision for the home office to make. obviously in the secretary of state and on. um and b

geldof's piped up, have written a letter to home secretary james cleverly condemning the deportationlled marcus dekker, now dekker is currently serving a prison sentence of two years, seven months after climbing the queen elizabeth bridge over the dartford crossing and unveiling the just stop oil banner. since he's been jailed, the home office has served him because he's german with a deportation notice. well more than 150,000 people have signed a petition against the home office's decision. the question i'm asking is pretty straightforward. really should we deport him? me now we deport him? joining me now for this head to head is just stop oil spokesman and retired doctor jones and the doctor ben jones and the co—founder of the climate debate uk, it's ben pile , both of you. uk, it's ben pile, both of you. thank you very much. to thank you very much. great to have the show. ben. i'll have you on the show. ben. i'll start you . should we deport dekker? >> e“ a e a decision w— >> well, that's a decision for the home office to make. obviously in the secretary of state and on. um and bu