look vicksburg possible practice with constantine congo former captain of the bundesliga team during a match last season he suffered quite a shocking experience. that's all this is important in the 3rd quarter i wanted to take a throw in at the baseline my back was turned to the fans of n.b.c. and when i went to throw the ball i heard a bunch of monkey sounds in my direction. it was clearly. meant for me. i was furious and disappointed so i really can't put it into words i think i was more angry than anything else conason both of us looks now as a white person you just can't imagine what that slice as that's what was missed and that was partly just because of my surname not even my skin color or some other reasons i was missing is a sense of kind of thing that i would follow telling them so much until recently constantine coming his name was constantine trying to since 2019 when he married his german girl friend elisa he uses her african sun i. do not know many african surnames went last year in colonial times and her name was very important and i don't think that makes me any less m

. >> if you're rioting and gat gathering a mob in vicksburg, mississippi. they did a really precise drill down investigation. so you get to see they would include a jewish kid, a jermger kid, and they could all become white. >> sometimes it is immigrants, sometimes it is soldiers. it's not just one factor. and that is part of what makes these battles so complicated and at the same time so telling. >> but it is usually antiplaque initiated. >> this is our second to last question. >> i want to know what the terrible things were that happened in arkansas. what happened in arkansas and mississippi. >> well, arkansas was, you know, i was talking about sharecroppers and how they did relatively well that year. so a lot of sharecroppers in various parts of the south tried to organize to create a collective where they would go to the cotton gins and say this is our price. they started to hold meetings, and they would hold the meeting in arkansas, and white police show up and the shooting starts. and some white officers are killed. that sets off a white posse rooming

who changes his views, adapts, listens, learns and admits when he's wrong as a famously did after vicksburgand sort of traveled a journey and scholars often think about this by saying we have evidence that private lincoln no slavery on some level and there's a public lincoln driven by the pragmatic concerns and the balancing acts of keeping the coalition together. we do eventually on the evil of his assassination in his second inaugural in the last speech he gives he is converging of the last public lincoln and the key thing once he knows they are going to win the war, having learned what he's learned, he can speak in truly anti-slavery cadences in the abolitionism of douglas and garrison. it cannot be emphasized enough how much the performance of african-american troops as a factor in lincoln coming to defend emancipation the way that he does in moral terms. >> our next question comes from joseph and joseph would like to know how do you address those who continue to fight the lost cause in arguments about the cause of the work in the economics and political power of slavery. >> this is som

cameron: if you are gathering a mob in vicksburg, mississippi, it is going to be very different from white mob than what you would gather in chicago. in my book i mentioned this, but they did a really precise drill down investigation of what happened in chicago unlike these other places. that theseto see gangs would include a jewish kid, an irish kid, a german kid, and they could all become white. prof. mathieu: it was a way to integrate. sometimes it is soldiers. it's not just one factor. and that is part of what makes these battles so complicated and at the same time so telling. cameron: but the vast majority anti-black initiated. >> this will be our second to last question. prof. mathieu: ok. andou mentioned arkansas mississippi, and some terrible things happened. i really want to know what those things were. what happened in arkansas and mississippi? was, youwell, arkansas know, i was talking about sharecroppers and how they did relatively well that year. so the price of cotton was through the roof. so a lot of sharecroppers in various parts of the south tried to organize to crea