w. e. b. du boise from nelson mandela and president barack obama.the celebration was held at the neighborhood settlement house a long time nonprofit of the same name. just so stood on the stage with her children and the troops. the proclamation made no mention of homelessness or truth 6,000 but it was a reminder people were expecting her to be great. she had to make truth 6,000 bigger than eight girls. herbert had a ripple effect. the girls she recruit go on to build a better world and community. ms. burgess was an incredible role model. not only do five children come up with the children across queens. and whereas she had truly enriched all of us with her service as one of the envious new yorkers now therefore be it the majority leader of the new york city council honored her for her outstanding service and contribution to the community. expectations were now in writing. she gave herself two weeks to find volunteers and recruit more girls. so, tell us what's next. >> it was time to hit the road and keep on going. i remember going back to the office

w. e. b. du boise wrote about the lynching in georgia. he wrote that after, they were on display at a store in mitchell street in atlanta. his liver and heart were presented as a souvenir. sickening, grotesque the images. 1931, raymond gunn was lynched in missouri. the spectacle drew a crowd of almost 4,000 people including, if you caincludingcome if you ce it, women and their children. and the tragedy of lynching, the author writes one woman even held her little girl up so high so she could get a good fix on who was, quote, blazing on the roof. sickening and grotesque abuse images. in the summer of 1955, 14-year-old nfl was visiting family when he went to a country store and bought some candy. while there he was accused of working with a white woman and for the offense, kidnapped in the middle of the night and bludgeoned so badly that afterwards, his body was unrecognizable. he could only be identified by the ring hee was wearing. after seeing the remains, so the world could see what they have done. we must remember the thousands of othe

how useful is the w e b du bois booker t. washington argument about political versus economic activism as a way to move against racism. how useful is that, to understand the the braun james michael jordan duality? >> guest: we are living in a day and age when at some point you need -- the voice was spectacular, talking about the duality that african americans and blacks have to live in and talk about the souls of black folks in 1903, mister washington was on something else on the economic side, what black people have to amass to find some type of electric in this company in a few points, i look at both of them and understand the role they play today, i don't hold once again in those roles. i don't ask michael jordan to be a socially outspoken as lebron james when handling these economically. and no other. and replacing black executives, and what it means. a mask not only $1 billion, in a country, was first and foremost. guess what, taken out of that conversation. and liberating us, normalizing us. normalizing black individual