and oberlin based online bank becomes germany's highest valued start up but not without a few stumbles along the way. this is your deed of your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us the u.s. house of representatives has passed legislation that would more than double the country's minimum wage from 7 dollars and 25 cents to $15.00 it's a historic win for a movement that began when fast food restaurant workers went on strike 7 years ago and it's almost certain not to become law the republican controlled senate says it won't vote on the measure claiming it would be disastrous for businesses. these restaurant employees demanding their $15.00 an hour after the democrat controlled house approved the minimum wage increase the raise the wage act gives up to $33000000.00 americans. overdue re parity 3. congressional analysis suggests boosting the minimum wage to 15 tell us a now up by 2025 would lift $1300000.00 people out of poverty but the same analysis says it would cost around the same number of people that jobs with employers unable to pay them $7.00 states have

next speaker is tamika nunley, an assistant professor of history and comparative american studies at oberlin college. we are glad to claim her as one of our own, receiving her ph.d. from uv. she will speak on "i wore the uniform of blue: making the case for african-american enlistment." >> i have the very difficult task of going after gary. i would like to thank you for inviting me and for will for for all of my traveling snafus and being so gracious. and to thank liz, who's my former adviser, and gary gallagher, who's also a dear mentor of mine, for not only having me here at the conference but also for years and years of mentoring that don't seem to end. i'm going to talk about -- i'm going to begin with the battle that gary does not think is important. because it is in north carolina. to be fair, i don't think many people think that the battle of new bern is incredibly important or significant, so i don't think he's alone. nor am i arguing that the western theater is more important than the eastern theater. i just want to throw my hands up and say that upfront. maybe change the conversati

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next speaker is tamika nunley, an assistant professor of history and comparative american studies at oberlin college. we are glad to claim her as one of our own, receiving her phd in 2017. today she will speak to you on, i wore the uniform of those in blue. making the case for african americans in enlistment. thank you.

in his memoir, he discussed the background and opening of the oberlin campaign, witness coordinated offensives under general sherman in georgia, nathaniel p. banks in alabama. thnathaniel p. banks. now if major general pelosi was commanding all forces in afghanistan. that is what you have with nathaniel p banks. he had been speaker of the house, and he wanted to wear a uniform. the always popular benjamin franklin butler, who was supposed to move up to richmond. those are the components. hiesh's how grant described these strategies. the accomplishment of a single object -- lee. with the capital of the confederacy, was the main end to which all were working. johnstown, with atlanta, this would break his heart, an obstacle in accomplishing the results. poor joe johnston, he never thought of himself as an almost objective. all of them were in support of the two movements, the movement against lee, the movement against johnston. between those two, to repeat, grant pronounce the army of the potomac worked against lee and the keystone of the overall strategy. and for grant, who presided over the ent

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and oberlin based online bank becomes germany's highest valued start up but not without a few stumbles along the way. this is your deja vu business report i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for joining us the u.s. house of representatives has passed legislation that would more than double the country's minimum wage from 7 dollars and 25 cents to $15.00 it's a historic win for a movement that began when fast food restaurant workers went on strike 7 years ago and it's almost certain not to become law the.