a conversation with doctor monique morris. as parents and educators, sisters, sisters, brothers, community leaders, i know we are all excited to engage in a thoughtful and powerful conversation with doctor morris. as we examine the injustice that black girls experience in school and beyond and also have the opportunity to hear her thoughts about how we change this narrative. it is my true pleasure and honor to introduce doctor monique morris. dr. monique morris is an author and social justice scalia with more than 20 years of professional and volunteer experience in the areas of education civil rights, juvenile and social justice. doctor morris is the author of several publications, too beautiful for words and push out, the criminalization of black girls in school. she she has written dozens of articles, chapters and other publications on social justice issues and lectured widely on research policies and practices associated with improving juvenile justice, educational and social economic conditions of black girls, women and th

tonight at seven journalist monique morris talks about how some school policies have a negative impact on the lives of black female students read at 8:45 from the recent harlem book fair elizabeth nunez on black writers and the state of literature. on afterwards at 9 pm eastern, dana last argues that coastal elitists don't understand the impact of their policy of america's heartland . 10 pm the greenhouse describes the supreme court under chief justice warren burger. we wrap up our sunday primetime lineup at 11 with elaine kmart on why americans lost faith in their political leaders. this happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> c-span. created by america's television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. now, afterwards on book tv. wall street journal political columnist kimberly stossel discusses her book intimidation game in which she argues the left is utilizing tactics to usurp the political process. >> kimberly, thanks for doing this area this is your first book, it must be pretty exciting to have your first book out but it's a bit

monique morris. as we examine the injustice black girls experience in school and beyond, how we change this new narrative. it is my pleasure and honor to introduce dr. monique morris. monique morris is an author and social justice caller with 20 years of professional and volunteer experience in areas of education, civil rights, juvenile and social justice. dr. morris is the author of african-americans by numbers in the twenty-first century, too beautiful for words and "pushout: the criminalization of black girls in schools," criminalization of black girls in school. she has written articles, check is in the publications on social justice issues and lectured on research policies and practices associated with juvenile justice, education land socio-economic conditions for black girls, women and their families. dr. morse is co-founder and president of the national black justice institute and former vice president for economic programs, an advocacy, and research at the national association for the advance

schools where our children are educated. >> welcome, everyone, to "pushout" a conversation with monique morris. sisters, brothers, communicators, leaders i know that we are excited to engage in a thoughtful and powerful conversation with doctor morris. as we examine the injustice black girls experience in school and beyond, and also have the opportunity to hear her thoughts about how we change this narrative, it is my true pleasure and honor to introduce doctor monique morris. doctor monique morris is an author and social justice scholar with more than 20 years of professional and volunteer experience. doctor morris is the author of african-americans by members of the 21st century. she's written dozens of articles, chapters and other publications on social justice issues and lectured widely on research policies and practices associated with improving the juvenile justice, educational and socioeconomic conditions of black girls, women and their families. doctor morris is the cofounder and president of the national black justice institute. she's also a former vice president for economic programs

tonight starting at seven journalist monique morris talks about how some school policies have a negative impact on the lives of black female students. at 8:45 from the recent harlem book fair, elizabeth nunez on black writers in the state of literature. on afterwards at 9 pm eastern dana lash argues the coastal elitists don't under stand the impact of their policies on america's heartland and at 10 pm linda greenhouse describes the supreme court under chief justice warren burger. we wrap up our sunday primetime lineup at 11 with elaine kmart on why americans have lost faith in their political leaders. that happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer . >> i am a multiple reader so i read a lot of books all at the same time so sometimes i'll finish a book all in one sitting but more often than not i read parts of the book but for example one book that i have finished reading relatively a short time ago is this book i understand you did a whole segment on. the billionaire and the bard. on a big f

that's followed by monique morris who wrote the book push out, the criminalization of black girls in schools. later they discuss politics on college campuses. after that mathematician and scientist andrew hacker on his book the math men. they talk about the book and the lessons he learned while teaching for one year and a new york city public high school. this is just under one hour. >> welcome. please a show of hands of this is your first time. wow. thank you so much for finding us twenty years ago. [inaudible] but it was on the upper west side and a year ago we took the plunge and opened our third location and we want to thank you for coming to tonight's reading. [applause] joining us tonight we hope you can pick up a copy or two or three of the book. we will have the signing at the front "after words". ed bolin has dedicated his entire professional life to non- profit causes. as a fundraiser and communications expert he teaches that columbia university. [inaudible] she was the first recipient of a creative writing fellowship in korea previously she taught. [inaudible] i would like

journalist monique morris discusses how some school policies have a negative impact on the lies of black funeral students. also, elaine kumar on why americans have lost faith in their political leaders. a look at the life of cosmopolitan magazine editor and her impact on the women's movement. a recount of the social and political upheavals that took place in the us from 1969 to 1970. that's just a few of the programs you will see him book weekend. for complete television schedule, boutique-- book tv.org. book tv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> at afternoon, everyone. thank you so much for being here today. my name is candace and i work with some of the events here in the store on behalf of the owners and staff i want to welcome you to politics and prose. i have a couple logistics to go over. if you would make sure your cell phones are on silent. we are recording this event this afternoon and we also have c-span here with us today, so not having any interruptions would be great. we will have

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and after that monique morris shares her book "pushout" the criminalization of black girls in schools. then john shields talks bat book he co-authored, "passing on the right: conservative professors and the progressive university." and finally, a look at whether advanced mathematics should be part of the core curriculum for students. an dre -- andrew hacker writes bit in "the myth." >> at c-span.org you can watch our public affairs and political programming anytime at your convince, on your desk top, laptop or mobile twice. go to our home page, c-span.org and click on the video library search box and type in the name of a speaker, event topic, and click on the program you want to watch, or refine your search with our many search tools. if you looking for the current programs and don't want to search the video library, our home page has current programs ready for your immediate viewing, such as today's "washington journal." [cheering] .org is a public service 0 your cable or satellite provider. so check it out at c-span.org. >>> booktv continue with democratic senator barbara boxer sha

now a talk on the book push-up the criminalization of plaque grows in schools with author monique morris. it's an hour and a half. speech to the director for the center for culture and it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to this particular conversation. the center for arts and culture at the restoration corporation teams up with the press to present push out the criminalization of plaque grows in schools. this conversation is meaningful to the restoration and new press as we share a commitment to amplify and spotlight marginalized voices and stories. we want to thank diane and thene press team for their incredible part worship intimate conversation. thank you so much. a round of applause please. i also want to note books are for sale folding tonight's conversation, to my left and you are right. gloria steinem, activist writer and journalist wrote a bookgl push-up. if you ever doubted thatoubted t supremacy hines and thosesu devoted to maintaining hierarchy are both embraced and sex need to push out. she tells us exactly how school are crushing the spirit andent talent this country

. >> on sunday, monique morris looks at how schools are having a negative impact on the black female lives of students. she argues schools and other institutions that are supposed to help are the places criminalizing black girls. go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. a segment from today's washington journal on donald trump's tax reform plan he unveiled yesterday. >> joining us from new york is david malpath. he is a senior economic advisor for the trump presidential campaign and he is the president of an economic research and consulting firm. good morning. >> good morning. glad to be here. >> could you specifically talk about your role in advising mr. trump on economic issues? >> i have done a lot of economic issues over my career. what the campaign wants to do is have a broad economic program and have the details put out. so that is what we have been working on. in the speech on monday, he described parts of the plans which are the reforms of taxes, trade, regulatory policy and energy policy and they will be follow-up and more parts of the program coming out. as you may know,

also monique morris whose work is push out to black schools in america.and john shield who talks about passing on the right, conservative professors in the progressive university. after that andrew hacker on the math myth and other stem delusions. all on book tv prime time on c-span2. >> now a discussion on the state of school choice and vouchers, specialists talked about new ways parents are given more choice in education including education savings accounts, milton freedman first introduced the concept in 1955. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, welcome to the heritage foundation and we welcome those who are joining us on the c-span network as well. for those here in-house we ask your kindness to check that cell phones and other devices have been silenced as we prepare to begin, for those online, you can send questions or comments at any time throughout the preparations, simply e-mailing speaker@heritage.org and, of course, we will post it on the heritage homepage following today's presentations for your future reference. leading our discussio

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