american life shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with a r 1570 automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act when we're violent on this issue. the other side wins by default, lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the dogs. why do you wear again? were you scared? doesn't switch it off and i think the people need to take responsibility in their own hands and be prepared if those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of shootings and we certainly wouldn't have the number that i the media, a reflection of reality the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community you going the right way?

where are you being that somewhere? direct. what is truth? what is in the world corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, in the started my interest, i should say in black americans in the soviet union, the theories was finding this portrait, even though i'm going to grad school, the master's degree in russian literature. i speak russian and i had lived over there in the late eighty's finding this fortunate was was a stunning development for me. how did i not know about?

i didn't know that this is a phenomenon that there were many african americans who went to russia in the, in the thirty's, in the 19 twenties and several 100 african americans moved to the soviet union. and many of their descendants still live in russia. you know, no rush, presto, stuck. yes. you choose to need to be richard lum. the issue of the russians that i meet here, they 1st like pay your partner, that when i speak russian and then wait, wait, wait, the nation that was go back home. black americans suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. i just the exact amount for my bill and i be losing should still be nation one by

one. provide your suit clincher. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all. some of the african americans who went to soviet union in the 1930, found great success monet, though if you don't want to go go as much. i think it's less than that. you go now almost a 100 years later, the history is repeating itself. my great grandfather, george time, went to russia on probably the worst time to go anywhere. why not mean? what is i come here? i me

my above while it looks on the school all is pulled them off and i made a cinema. but me and i'm showing my a bubble skin, which is more should, is i suppose the others could be really deal. she is short and i made a gun. some bullying slip from my bumps, kavinski don't malicious when you're processing it to shiver. 70th me to get mixed race, couple of who are such an issue in the united states, i think primarily because of, of the jim crow laws of that, that intense hatred of african americans. so this notion that you could mix was, was absolutely impossible for many whites to accept that it was illegal in many states. but you know, my bumps convinced service because i, you know, put them on the shuttle when they deem it come. when use my my status and

let them store, i would say that i knew it or i see is much below it. but it really says this is a new country being she, since it has a constitution that actually sense that they're opposed to racial and gender and all different kinds of discrimination. my grandfather george time is from us mitchell in virginia. and he ended up and rush in the most peculiar way. she was able to rent an amazing contract with the ministry of agriculture room in russia. and he pretty much got in a boat and ended up in the soviet union in 1930. it's important to remember that this was the period of the great depression. and it was also

a period in which shall be a government was doing massive recruitment people with technical skilled me. he graduated university of agriculture. if there is no career moves, there's no jobs and there's so much discrimination. what are you supposed to do? he went to a country where she had no clue what was going on. you watch, rush on the news, soviet union communism. why would you want to go there? george time had a dream and he found a solution. and he he made history. some of the african americans who went to soviet union and in 1900 thirty's, found great success. you look at lloyd patterson and his son,

james patterson. james patterson became a national icon. the baby in the same as film circuits. i read in the movie circuit as an extraordinary story behind it. i think it was said to be stolen. favorite the opening scene as a woman running from an angry crowd, threatening her and throwing rocks at her. realize that the bundle she's been carrying is her black child. this german impresario. as the climax of the film reveal the truth to the audience in the circus that she

has a black child. and of course, the soviet responses. so what do we care? we don't care if he's purple or pocket out it and then he, little jimmy is pass to various members of the audience who each thing him a lullaby. and one of the language is the me, me, i mean, it couldn't be more soccer and more propagandistic by 2. but it had all the right nerves at the time is incredibly popular. even the song was, should have thought i should have that on my right. and i was even a sort of a de facto anthem of the soviet union

i it's definitely fair to say that the soviet union where the prominent leader in anti racism at the government level. not just on the kitchen again. i think what we're, what was, what was that little black boy from the sac. his movie is now 87. he was born and raised in the soviet union. he served in the navy as a sub mariner. ready and he became an author, he wrote short stories in the early 19 ninety's after the soviet union. jim patterson moved to the usa to his father lloyd patterson's homeland to translate

his work into english. you now lives alone in a social apartment in washington. the pin. let me move a noise. she's going to go or turn in lo mein. but then we shall on the wheel at the field through together. we shall be very boone, the well we do say that there be only when you get the good mood. jim sada patterson, like many other african americans move to the ussr to work on a contract basis. but he loved the country so much. he stayed and started a family here. he travelled in circles and the soviet union in moscow that he would not have in the united states. he had a wife. ready 3 sons,

career, he was busy all the time. his wife was vera. at allah, she was a fairly well known designer station designer. what he saw at that time in 1932 in stollins moscow. however, the stranger might sound now he saw us of opportunity there. oh mm. mm. oh, mm. oh. hello. megan from home. godaddy dolson. pretty good. good politic runtime medical owners demo solution, lga schumer, them assuming

a 30 good car. yelton's quick enough to go into just said i dont know good how much mr. shelby, i me to go look over the story. middleman you some new my own. i do go to start the la bama. it's a start, a new house in this a ross, the daughter is to be an actor, a robot ross was born and raised in russia, but now lives with her son james near moscow in a big country house. james was a talented athlete as a boy, me in the late 19 eighties. he played for the reserve team of one of the country's leading football clubs spot moscow. daniel, biblical petosi,

biscuits, lupus, too little, was no little oblivious to my question, much so distance invoice. so did racism exist in the soviet union see up when you mileage of myoma you on your business level? promote order watching up what happened after the iron curtain fell when the descendants of those african americans could return to america. their ancestors homeland geothermal important. focusing on what the, what for us to deal with and why now a 100 years later is russia again, attracting african americans. i look wish you, most of the joining kind of push it could have long distance away. you've got to go, a driven time shaped by those

in me dare think me we dare to ask me. i have also said transparency for the powerful pharmacy, for the bell, this cares about privacy, where people care about is power. julian, a son has become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on and a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and other things. democratic rights should be pushed forward and people have

a right to know what to do. watch how it sounds helped to shift the conversation around transparency. see what that battle has done to him. i feel like life might be coming to an end. we are in a conflict situation with the largest and most powerful game plan in such a situation. it's remarkable survive. ah, i mean, it's just especially those 2 or 3. yes, i see that on yes. and in modern russian, it would be hard to find anyone who hasn't heard of healing a hunger. she's worked on television since the late 19 eighties. hosting several popular talk shows, including russia's 1st tv show to discuss this further questions quickly. the school was initially not not to go, so yeah,

we're ready. the initial i'll be is the media of the wiley the see at the washer me up as well. sure. but when you get there, my link, just especially i took the children when you looked at or do less doesn't have to be a loser at the moment. because when you come in, yeah, which have nika, when you go to mac, was a 1000000 times his father, george times moved to the soviet union in the 1930s along with many other african americans and settled in the back soviet republic where he helps develop cattle breeding on collective farms. that's where amelia spent her early childhood summer school there believe the good. they knew what union that i was built and the deal is look at them with my school. she just said to them

go down here so she will move it, but most of them yeah it was the rasmus, the feminist, almost the the trends that i see on my medicare i seals as well. so if you want me to get the book so that in that i, susan will chance to go. so that's and this is similar to service. so is it the book that i see them nice. oh dear, the school is golden. you my, your mama roughly crushed into your cooking when you, when you will, you probably, i'm lab, but most i knew i made it comes to me. why did you did this? when you, when you bring it to service? because they knew that there was racism throughout europe. but if they went to london or paris, they could stay in the very best hotel was that's not what they experience in america. daily life or an african american in the 30s was

frustrating. there would be parts of town that you would not be able to go through or you would only be allowed to go to certain stores. if there were accommodations for black, there would be separate toilets, for example, for white, it would be separate water and they will usually be lower quality. i've thought about this many times. i don't even, i don't know why more african americans didn't try to go to other places. maybe it just didn't occur to them or go to patient for me to patients and you're supposed to know when you expressed in this junior i was because i still would text with the cripple, the yellow and the machine to slow the jelly. it started to deal with regard to the actual stress unit. ah, when you see the union collapsed,

the descendants and those african americans had a chance to travel and to see their ancestral homeland for the 3rd time. george times his grandson yogi at times was one of the few who went to the us in the early $919.00, which didn't about acoya with theory pitched to south course. are you sure for most boys will not be news on the dot org. you are all she gets in the magazine more than that. i'm not sure, but you could be you should leave me. says can say born. yeah, no, i don't. i college for my court date. the boy in the here we go. still, nobody showed up with that machine of what those 2 children i'm stuck schedule. sure, david, you know, in the kid that was most in a thursday when i spoke to the judge by not just quit the what was, what are the stage scrooge. and that's to that wouldn't be with him either with, with the tape, little dash with it,

with him or the void. you know with them. yes. yes. yes. to associate by the other breach in get your point. folks nice to have done with duck with sizable to deal with it. you were, i deal with an issue with a tier with a to my don't support your folks to show us what i see show for. got to go ahead but it was kick rich. can you give me a q when you come in, pick up the machine, me motion aka with a business to see if it is possible in the morning. yeah. but just 1st initial ticket door to door up shooting me. what i see. so unlike your times, his aunt demilia tines moved to the usa and became an american citizen. she's lived there for the last 10 years. do those visit? was it, it will do? loses is good. yes. you do misery. i sampson can use the. yeah,

but i see often i maybe cancer reunion, which in most cases thought of near what you lisco bus leave, new war. there's old. yes, lisa. usually what you leave it in. your still with the fear would be for me to come for the americans. so gun, i mean who 0 family a be and they see me when you seems a know to do what is the teachers didn't was new way to dis bull chileya. but you can still use a push number more than it always. yo, yo, for me of course commit to it. you probably know. let me go and show him be that she cook. i do mean i don't know. i just wish i know where this voice is here. come pioneer. katrina you said news are you still in

my deferment? come from from the street in your business. if it's something that we have to probably go especially with and it's a good price. you mentioned that you go me only know most krisha. he is blue man for francine. it is not that she must clear. we're hoarsely, mom, we started, there's a lot of kids to play, so you would just nationally and why it's and i make up my mind to move to russia. i want to leave a country where i was lessons from a nation, racism have we overcome all the racial problems and i for the 1930. no,

not at all. if you look at the recent events, all too frustrating and similar to decades past. the situation, i remember like it was yesterday and i asked for help from the police where it was like an emergency. and then i became the victims as 3 police officers grabbed me and just throwing me down on the ground. and i had a bruise in my hand through my arm. i thought they were going to kill me. they're going to shoot me and little by 3 congregation, and it was the work experience of my life that i have probably not want to ever, ever live again. i was so sick and because i, i grew up in a normal or orthodox family. you know, we're not gangsters. you know,

no one has a guy and we don't have any hoodie, i thought the police are to help me. why aren't they helping me? it's history that repeated itself over and over and over again. and it hasn't been fixed or my great grandfather george times very that combination 19, you know, in the great depression. so it's moving. it's the same thing. just a different version. over the years i've been living in moscow for one year. exactly. i teach english. i'm a teacher, i feel free and living in russia in rush, no matter what time it is, i can walk outside and they were sitting

outside the metro livable bench area. i remember the police office district was up to walking towards us and my hearts beating fast like simple. why? because you know, living in america, please try your traumatize and i was like, we'll talk, i'm scared. and then like all my friends just moved here from america, she rush it like really 5 minutes later that same police officer comes back with the biggest bouquet of flowers, a stranger and tells me welcome to russia. you belong here. me. i do the line here. it's a piece of me and the more the more i'm here, the more i feel that i'm not going anywhere. the lessons that i meet here. first, they're like, okay, your partner that when a depression and then wait, wait, wait to national list. the more

discussion thing is that they will start symbols at the thought of billy louis louis displayed in the future. feel, feel still, boom would be on the doors with feel a little sandwich dealing with them with the look at that village. my young gotten here, your 15 to 16 if things are not always secret jelly and you're a junior to really nature if you're just losing a gun before listen, you did. screen burning yesterday says can say you style is building new york and lashley such as bobbers because the sca smoke i knew what you got to talk at mama, brazil as reason. it took me yes. leisure suit into more talk or she chose my yeah

me. i know, and i don't i just because she's living jim start literally mostly literally in the news in it saying, you know, just if i knew i used enough person in if she was still news listening to me it said no. and i said, i,

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