richard wright's first that he learned his first meet growing lesson when he was very small. as a collaborative effort of all of you together, did you find that there were certain -- and i like your symbol where you dealt with this. did you find that there were ethics that were coming through in the 21st century may be not jim crow and through those ethics is to lead as both a father and educator for my wonderful students that are here today. we have a responsibility equally to teach these ethics of living so that they are not to use a dedicated the book to and is not with them beyond your book can be a healer to live within the ethic of apparently living within the skin. >> i think there's nothing -- i don't want to say there's nothing we can do to prove ourselves, but there's nothing for us to do to prove so they won't kill us. it's not pulling up your pants and dressing a certain way for a certain haircut or a certain kind of speech. so for me there are moments in my life i'm afraid. maybe i don't want to say what's on my mind, and those are the times i really have to even

richard wright taught me as a young writer that it was okay for me to be angry, to be artistically angry as a big black boy. my mother told me i needed to do constructive things but she didn't say i needed to use my art to explore that anger. he showed me there are parts i could explore. but it's crucial we have to talk about margaret walker alexander and i think often what happens for folks outside it's important and he knows he is under explored margaret walker alexandebut margaret walkeralexe who told me that i needed to write to and for my people and as a friend of my mother she told me the difference for your people and to your people. as a 17-year-old, i couldn't understand. reading this anthology i finally understood what it meant to be in a community with folks writing for and in some ways putting our community on our back and going where we are going. but i think it is much more daring in this american literary enterprise to write to your folks. it's hard to say that in this room that is mostly white life of a young black folks out there i'm talking to you when i say this, it is

defense attorney richard wright told the review- journal that barlow knows he is being investigated and has done anything wrong. the fbi declined to comment. wright says he believes the fbi and federal prosecutors are looking at possible violations of what is called the "honest services" law as well as wire and mail fraud. a las vegas communications director says the city has received a records request from the fbi and is cooperating fully. he said the city could not elaborate further because of the ongoing investigation. a las vegas defense attorney has agreed to remove a "black lives matter" pin from her blouse. to state court judge held firm and said he wouldn't allow displays of political viewpoints during proceedings in his courtroom. this is previous video of the lawyer - and the orginal courtroom confrontation over the matter. deputy public defender erika ballou was in court to represent a client at a sentencing hearing in a domestic violence case before clark county district court judge douglas herndon. herndon says he asks everyone to leave political and opinion protests at the

. >> this particular back is actually "native son" by richard wright. and at one point it was challenged for being profane and sexually explicit. >> reporter: books like this are hidden in businesses across the city including this place, compass coffee. tonight i plan to find one of those books. this is one of three compass coffees in the city. every day they say they're going to put out one of those books and customers can come in and look for them. some of them could be over here on the community bookshelf. the key, the book has to have that black cover. if you find one of the books, you get ticket to that cocktail party. but that's not really since 1982, the american library association says over 11,000 books have been challenged by people trying to get them removed or restricted, everything from libraries to back stores to schools. >> there's still a big issue in parts of this country. >> reporter: what would you say to the parent that says rightfully i have concerns about explicit language or such. why would you say that the libraries should restri

intellectual side by reading a variety of books, many about african-american life from authors such as richard wright, ralph ellison, language ston hughes and alex haylee. by the time he's in high school, obama is struggling to make sense of his multicultural background. in high school, he used drugs and drank high school. he writes, "to push the questions of who i was out of my mind." in 1979, obama leaves hawaii to atte attend occidental college. it's a confusing part of life but it's where his desire for public service and his gift for public speaking starts to take hold. after two years, obama decides to transfer to columbia university in new york city to study political science. it's here that he starts to come to terms with who he is and what he is doing. in his being boo, ook, he write stops using drugs and applies himself to his studies. after graduating in 1983, obama is at a crossroads. he's torn between working at a community and working in a corporation. he takes a job as a research analyst at a consulting firm. >> it was a job to put bread on the table. he viewed the job as sort of bidin

union leaders and local government officials gathered at the richard wright elementary school in strawberry mansion to celebrate. >> this has been on-going fight as you know with the philadelphia federation of teachers. about four years ago all of the counselors were laid off. some were brought back. others remained on lay off. >> the union says counselors have had run back and forth between schools. before this school year nurses were on hand two days a week. >>> in florida, a man says his grand new samsung galaxy note seven phone started a fire that tour torched his beloved jeep. >> there's been nationwide recall on those devices after dozens caught fire. this is a real problem for samsung and note owners that's why many are turning them in. but this guy in st. petersburg didn't know about the recall until now. he says he was charging it in the car when it blew up. he only had it four days. >> it was very surprising to me how quick the dash caught on fire and once it got the dash the air bags went and started exploding and it was, you know, there was nothing that i could do to save it. >>

union leaders and local government officials gathered at the richard wright elementary school in strawberry to celebrate. >> this has been on-going fight as you know with the philadelphia federation of teachers about four years ago all of the counselors were laid off. some were brought back. others remained on lay off. >> the union says counselors have had to run back and forth between schools and it says before this school year nurses were only on hand two days a week. >>> grocery shopping with your kids can put your patience to the test but the special needs children come special frustrations. a delaware county supermarket seems to have gotten the message that moms and dads need all the help they can get. >> bruce gordon has the story from brookhaven. >> reporter: see if you can figure out what's different about this brand new shop rite supermarket? they've got all the usual items. there's the milk and there's the produce and laundry dieter jenn over there. i'll tell was i'll give you a hint. it's right here at the check out counters. not so much what they have but what one of them does n

frank lloyd wright and business partner, arthur richards, saw this project going world wide... he had in his mind housing every american in a beautiful space 4:39:10:01 however, 1917 saw world war one, effectively putting an end to the project with only a few of the homes completed. what we have here though are the prototypes of what flw had in mind for the entire country 4:38:57;13model b1 is a prime example of wright's architectural style. connecting the home with nature and drawing the family together. mom and dad working to take care of the family on their own. 4:47:42;03 american homes were moving away from the victorian style towards something more efficient. almost every wall in a wrht rooms, making smaller homes feel bigger than they are. 4:54:17:21 one of the thigns that people always say when they come to visit the house, i could live here 4:54:24:12so make sure you put this arcitectual wonder on your list of stops for "doors open" milwaukee, this weekend. gosh it's all right here in milwaukee wisconsin so proud thanks for joining us today at four.there's more news

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woods >> richard herron woodwell >> david terence wooley >> john bentley works >> martin michael wortley >> rodney james wotton wren, retired. >> john w. wrightjr. >> neil robin wright >> sandra lee wright >> jupiter yambem jurgensauthority paul and my father thomas edward from the new york safety officers. the whole family misses you and although you never met my wife or your nephews, jack, charlie, ethan, your hero at actions in life or spoken of often. your life is memorialized by ours and we love you eternally. [applause] >> my mother. i will continue to work at the 9/11 memorial with you in my heart and i will try to spread the same love and compassion that you showed during your life. [applause] john d. yamnicky, sr. >> suresh yanamadala >> vicki yancey >> shuyin yang >> matthew david yarnell >> myrna yaskulka >> shakila yasmin >> olabisi shadie layeni yee >> kevin w. yokum >> edward p. york >> kevin patrick york >> raymond r. york >> suzanne martha youmans >> barrington leroy young, jr. >> donald mcarthur young >> edmond g. young, jr. >> jacqueline young >> lisa l. young >> elkin yuen >> joseph c. zaccoli >> adel agayby zakhary >> arka

richard would well. john bentley works. >> martin michael. >> rodney james walton. john w wright, jr. sondra wright.other, thomas edward jurgens from the new york state court office. the whole family misses you and those you did not met -- did not meet. your heroic actions are spoken of often. your life is memorialized by hours. we love you each early. we love you eternaly. ati will continue to work the 9/11 memorial with your love in my heart and try to show the same passion that you did. [applause] john. >> vicki yancey. >> shoe pyongyang. shakeel jazmin -- shakeeequila jazmin. >> kevin patrick york. >> raymond r york. >> suzanne martin human. donald macarthur young. >> edmund g young jr. >> jaquelyn young. >> lisa l young. >> joseph. >> a dell zachary. and when. -- edwin. mark. >> christopher. kenneth albert. >> abraham. >> martin. mark scott. >> michael. >> charles zion. joseph. >> andrew zucker. godfather, my hero, my uncle, firefighter gregory. i apologize if i mispronounce anyone's name, but my uncle, you will never be forgotten. [applause] uncle,odfather and richard s gabriel. on behalf of m

woods richard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren, ret. john w. wrightr yambem >> my brother, thomas. the whole family misses you. and all those you never met, my wife or your nephews. jack, charlie, ethan, your heroic actions and life are spoken of often. your life is memorialized by ours. we love you eternally. [applause] >> and my mother catesdzrin, i will continue to work at the 9/11 memorial with you in my heart and i will try to spread the same love and compassion that you showed during your life. [applause] john d. yamnicky, sr. suresh yanamadala vicki yancey shuyin yang matthew david yarnell myrna yaskulka shakila yasmin olabisi shadie layeni yee kevin w. yokum edward p. york kevin patrick york raymond r. york suzanne martha youmans barrington leroy young, jr. donald mcarthur young edmond g. young, jr. jacqueline young lisa l. young elkin yuen joseph c. zaccoli adel agayby zakhary arkady zaltsman edwin j. zambrana, jr. robert alan zampieri mark zangrilli christopher r. zarba, jr. ira zaslow kenneth albert zelman abraham j. zelmanowitz martin mora