care about their neighbors or maybe dont fully understand blue, what impact the fi has on people that hurts for less and we saw you you were new orleans. what was gone through your mind or in all that it was crazy. if absolutely not something, i never thought i'd ever say my letter, but it happened and you know, i got arrested. i need to work on my smile on notice that my shot that they released on the news. yes ma'am, here when i took my shot, because i was happy else prior to what i did. i mean a southerners are getting tired of this entire being picked out. we get beat down and talk bad about all the time, especially certain people we talk about. mean anger, everything like that and you know, i'm far from it. i'm far from make. i mean,

i'm an engineer, you know, i'm, i have a little southern drought, not talk a little slow, but i'm far from it. now. they want to start coming after our identity as southerners, you know, things that way. it makes us a better say they want to erase it and why? why want to write something that happened in this country? you know, market you learn from because any time you are right or, and that's why i'm saying today is we're fixing to start repeating history and things keep going in the bible and table that will be exactly what's going to happen. the whites are going to be put in the same account or you know, or don't put out based live labor, minorities, your own, take over everything and you know, but bypass specialist. otherwise a, they'd rather die. you haven't sent the word or a, a

. i've condemned many different groups, but not all of those people were near not believe me. you had people in that group that were there to protest to take you down to them. a very, very important that you are responding to something that they say in the culture that they are aggrieved. i'm not to say why people are wrong to, to rally around their pride in their race because their bios allowed to be

part of the race. you know, proud to be a white man, i'm not afraid to say that. oh, i should be. oh, if they'd ask me, i would say, don't do it at night. no do torches because it doesn't. it looks militant, but that's what they were going right into their, their thinking back to time. we're white, we're in charge of everything. ah, i'm glad john became president. why? because a bow all the hatred in all the racism. there was hayden from the world that made people feel comfortable in like we have a rad. that needs to come by. yeah. because the anti cries, haste to show up for jesus to show. well,

what do you think the last year since then? what's your, what's your take on it? it doesn't surprise me. it always has existing. here in mississippi, we always have failed. we say it was the get. the hatred, the oppression though, they make racism institutionally. we've always, hey, i feel my nephews. oh love them. they are black little walls. do you honestly think they had the same opportunity as the little wible? no. i'm a part of the poor people's campaign where we're engaging in 40 days. wow. now rate action civil disobedience around voters, separation on mass incarceration. the corrections system plays on the

pool and apps a parchment for an example. hard to me was building on the idea of come, big leasing. so there was just a continuation of slavery. they dictate, in control those men and women, there's a lot of new create amongst those. when you take away all of their rights, you truly amazed for humans. that's what they did back in flavor. they did, they beat them. they say a medium today for nothing. they just come in and beat the hell out of them. so you tell me that is not the ideologies of comparison to keep people in bondage in. it's a comparison dressed up in a $5000.00 a day. i

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today, a crew from cbs eating news is coming in from a studio. you know, another fun day for an introvert. and what are the chances of this fly? flying a top of the state? i was wondering how was that 100 percent? that's a new flag for a new mississippi designed by a grand daughter of the old south. the status flag is a hit. more business is fly it in jackson, the state capitol than fly, the state fly at a complete flag source, the status why i got cells the states official flag for to one. it is one of the only things and as toxic local environment that has bridge parties transcended the toxicity. and of that i am immensely proud and happy or restful. every good. good, good. mm hm

. things are moving at a much slower pace that i had ever anticipated when i 1st got involved with. and i'm learning just how nuanced and how low the wheels of progress here in. mm hm. it's a gallery of white male elite of mississippi. mm. with there's, there's not one portrait, more honorarium of any sort to a person of color in the state capitol. so i would like to remind everybody in my renewal at the manner with going out are now we are

still fighting. i did want them to know that we will continue. so let's be clearing just because you don't the doesn't mean we're not here. oh, a 3 years had passed since i began working on this film. the flag of $1894.00 was still flying above the capital, and it felt like a solution was even further out of reach. like a dream deferred. ah, i wondered where all this anger and frustration would lead without dialogue or compromise. when those who had the power to solve the problem, lack the courage to do anything. play

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ah, to be honest, part of me shame because the story somebody else is there more who ancestors phone the same way at the disgrace when i see i always come in love in peace. when i do anything, and i know a lot of people are not like, you know, my mom came in but got her jail and b. the dow thick down though, i don't know, but i do know that until we changed the system, nothing else which we have to change to face. we can change the hearts and minds of people who believe that

it's not a symbol. oh, faith in racism. when i left that afternoon, i thought the story was over, and one thing was becoming clear to me. what you believe about the flag depends upon who you are. but there are truths here. and the truth is uncomfortable. mississippi seceded from the union to preserve slavery. they said so very clearly. ah, but the soldiers fought for other reasons to their families, their homes, a fierce desire for self determination. ah. and so we can believe that the confederate flag has brought feelings of pride and affection to generations of mississippians whose ancestors fought and died under it . mm. it's also true that the confederate flag represents

a defeated southern nation that enshrined the right of a white person to own a black person, its constitution, and that same flag is favored by white supremacists. today, i. so when black mississippians tell us at the confederate flag is a hurtful reminder of the brutal and inhumane treatment of their ancestors. we can believe them too. it's all true. there's both a sacrifice and an injustice that people of good faith can acknowledge. the question remained. what would it take to force a reckoning of these truths? nearly 2 years later, in the midst of a pandemic, we learned the answer. ah,

you remember the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee pinning down the neck of the south bank. the vase you know, run with forgery is a is reminiscent of dirt garners very same words. i can breathe a nearly 8000 people joined black lives matter, mississippi to march the streets of downtown jackson, wanting their voices to keep her not just at the magnolia safe but across the country. well, i made a warning. think about it, me in your nick for 8 minutes and 40 thinking. mm

hm. now that the main number, why wait, amanda, her mobile. oh okay. fan or example. i put an order to the black last, not a protest pressure on the legislature intensified momentum is building to change mississippi thing flag even as the legislative session winds down. while martin joining in the fight against the state flag announcing it will remove the state flag from its mississippi stores. some of the most influential voices to remove mississippi's flag come from faithful years across the state. the us marine corps is now banning all depictions of the confederate battle flag at all marine

installations, united states navy plans to ban confederate flag all public space for more coaches from every mississippi public university lobbied law makers to remove the state flag classroom clinic gover. debra house, which is changing his tune, calling for the legislature to vote on the flag now. i ah, it seems like it's coming to ahead with this potential vote. to me it's monte funny that an event that happened, you know, 1037 miles away from jackson, mississippi on is impacting mississippi was an overwhelming vote of $85.00 to $35.00 because it belong makers voted in favor on efforts to change their st. planning the call to serve the lives of black mississippians in this moment lead to an unexpected turn. there is a major change to one of the options that could be an alternative to mississippi's

current state flag. larson is a designer of what has been known as the student's flag, is stepping away from the project in a continued effort to be of service. i'll be stepping away from this endeavor as i understand the hurt and potential harm. my last name can cause, but i'll always continue to fight for mississippi and her people, which i consider both the duty and the joy. mississippi needs and deserves and new flag. help make it sound. lauren. back at the capital confederate heritage supporters held rallies to express their frustration with the legislature. what are you willing to do? what are you willing to buy for legislature? i get our flag about allowing citizens to have vote that they really angered

a lot. they robbed us of the way. i mean we mississippi already voted on it 2001 and they just took that away. they ignored in anger. betrayal, vision, absolute sickness. how can you right away? okay, your voice on your boat. got your boat. what was going on tonight? i'm signing a law to turn a page in mississippi by retiring the lag. we have a 90 more, more conversation with

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. oh, we, this is the raise in history that we are with this. and i think as a result of this, i was they going to be a better place in a potential for coming noise when we're on a cord here today. but legislation to change the state flag called for commission to come up with a new design. the new flag cannot contain any symbols of the confederacy and it must include the words and god, we trust me. the commission solicit ideas for a new flag and i received thousands of on line submissions, and they chose

a magnolia design with 20 white stars, signifying mississippi as the 20th state to join the union. the gold star at the top of the circle represents mississippi's 1st peoples, the indigenous native american tribes of the land that would become mississippi. in november of 2020 mississippi voters, approve the new design by a wide margin. and now our neighbors fly. the new mississippi state flag it with

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and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still rule the world. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed, has shown as that the line, how much they don't room ah ah, nice to come to russian state. little, never. i've studied us on the north lansky with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin, yup, machines. the state aren't russia for date and r t sport mckibbin our video agency, roughly all band on youtube

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