lavery. you would then because you report on one of the most unusual diplomatic events in recent history but that was that's the kitchenette bates are less famous now mass and the history of post war has seen. a space sickly next and same day christian of that the strength of the american economy is the post-war home and the ability of americans to purchase consumer durables to fill it colette's compete not even a system that will give the people more good will be the better system and this one particular moment nixon was right. this was the strength and the american economy. i can remember even as a kid looking at house magazines and seeing the incredible visions of the future that house represented in those pages was something that you could aspire to and that was starting to become a reality. wonder what it would be to move out by. the house of 99 to. be virtually. 3. life will be richer. as face age dreams come true. feel the pressure. to. get my. feet. below. 45 minutes i've got a point.

can also feel good that if somebody could have achieved that in the times of slavery or just post lavery then these young people of today will be able to make their mark to you as editor of the black history month for 2020 when you have been visiting this year's program you boast of. consider of the the balance on the one hand of celebrating the chief mints or blight figures from history and on the other hand prettier context to some of the more unsavory parts of history how did you reconcile that balance as you plan on the sheer celebration well as in all things our day our child to point out the positive and some of the negative so the 1st thing that hit us was the covert and for that i was pleased to report that we were on the frontline and doing great things and we were one of those heroes it was celebrated in the national press and whatever but then i had to point out that. because we haven't had good accommodation because of the low paid jobs we had you know we suffered disproportionately so after he sent it all that but then i said and so what are we going to do going forward so i

in states like nebraska and utah, vtoers will be aske end part of their constitution that stilllo lavery as a punishment for some crimes. now, again, tht hasn'teen enforced for more than a century, but the language is still there. and then in mississippi, we're going to see voters ratify a new flag with the magnolia flower design taking the place of the mississippi will vote on a message that will elect the governor directly rather than requiring the gubernatorial candidatto win a majority in state hou districts, sortof their version of the electoral college. it was a jim crow era way of making sure no black candidate could ever win the governorship in mississippi. th they're going to vota this year. >> nawaz: we should mention the pandemic has obviously upended the way millions of americans are voting this year. is it having any kind of impact on balt measures and initiatives that you're tracking, too? >> we have seen fewer ballot measures qualify for the ballot when the pandemic hit in march and april, that's prime signature-gathering times. if there are no big fairs or sporting events

second gave this amazing 1783,lavery filament in that was reprinted everywhere and were genuine. problem was that they thought he was a church of ,ngland priest, which he was and he also became a methodist bishop, which made him a anyway, andmber -- very definitionally they did not trust the church of england. and of course william and mary and granville sharp were anglicans. >> the wall of separation was also used in the 17th century by roger wilson in are not yet a state. >> well it comes out of the bible, the wall of separation in everyg history american sediment. phrase invented. >> he's using it to try to define as a legal -- manuel?ell quite -- >> i want to thank all of you for this incredible panel which shows how wonderful this scholarship can be in a time ien scholarship is doubted convey,mall point to the comment used in europe usually, while americans had systemed an important comprehensively of progressing -- protecting religious 9 -- religious minorities. life, context of everyday and political institutions and civic life, but not so much protecting the right to have