is going — the girls school association is going to _ the girls schoolhe is going to attack adults who criticised cancel culture, snowflakes, being woke. it's an interesting speech coming from samantha price who is also the head mistress— samantha price who is also the head mistress of— samantha price who is also the head mistress of bennington wasn't of our postures _ mistress of bennington wasn't of our postures girls boarding school is actually — postures girls boarding school is actually where princess and was a pupil _ actually where princess and was a pupil. and — actually where princess and was a pupil. and she's going to say that there _ pupil. and she's going to say that there is— pupil. and she's going to say that there is so— pupil. and she's going to say that there is so called woke generation care about — there is so called woke generation care about things, they care about causes. _ care about things, they care about causes, they care about people, they care about _ causes, they care about people, they care about the planet, this is really—

samantha price, president of the girls' schools association, said that pupils are genuinely worried aboutd, the problem is it is misunderstood, and therefore it is being misused, and that is why it is used in a derogatory sense. the original interpretation of woke actually is to reawaken. it was originally used within the context of reawakening people's of reawa kening people's understanding of reawakening people's understanding with regards to racism, but also socialjustice, and of course that's how it started to be used but what has happened over particularly the last 18 months is that anyone with a more sort of liberal view with regards to how society operates tends to be branded in a derogatory sense as being woke, and very sadly the real meaning of the word has been eroded. i’m and very sadly the real meaning of the word has been eroded. i'm not entirely sure _ the word has been eroded. i'm not entirely sure many _ the word has been eroded. i'm not entirely sure many people - the word has been eroded. i'm not entirely sure many people would i entirely sure many people would dispute t

girl. and the attorney general work together with the national school boards association, a very radical organization. and they sent a letter and they said, look, all of these parents complaining at school board meetings, or domestic terrorist. and so merrick girl and sent the f, b i. and in our biggest, most metropolitan county in the state of fairfax county, they actually are flying helicopters overhead to intimidate parents who are simply going to testify it public hearings that went over very badly. it shocked people that they would do this. you had the governor saying that parents had no business interfere and in their children's education and trying to stop the children from receiving pornographic literature and schools. so they, they just, instead of they were tone deaf. they were so insistent that they had on fettered power. and they could just do whatever they wanted and it didn't work to. people just rose up and, and booted them out of office. well happening on a national level politically resonate down to the local vote in virginia. i'm thinking about jo biden's slumping popularity ratings

the ground up as a girl school in daytona, florida. while she is leading suffrage activism among black women in the national association of colored women'slub, what she reminds us of is how essential it has been for black women to be nimble is the word i will use because when it is too dangerous as it does become in florida to do direct organizing, she comes to washington and by the 1930s is going to help franklin roosevelt organize his black cabinet and use the power of the presidential appointment to bring black americans to washington in roles of consequence for generations. she will be there in 1945 at the founding of the un. she's a remarkable figure but she teaches us not to sit down, but to find the workaround and probably many of you know the she is about to be installed in the capitol rotunda as part of the national statuary collection replacing the confederate officer who long represented the state of florida. so she continues to do important work for us even today. >> absolutely. we have a few minutes left. back to you doctor kate masur. i did to get you to weigh in on it. we think of the concepts of white supremacy, one of th

that's the ones cited in the school board's letter that the school board association has discredited and a parent in loudon county angry his daughter had been raped in a bathroom by a boy dressed as a girly didn't want it to interfere with their transgender policy and pride month and transferred the perpetrator to another school where he assaulted another girl all because it would have interfered with their woke agenda. >> bill: the school board was apologetic in their response. why do you think the a.g. and d.o.j., department of justice have been so reluctant to do the same? >> they don't want to be exposed for having colluded with the liberals at the school board association who were repudiated by their own board which was not consulted to say nothing of members like school boards across the state of arkansas and across the country. they may not want to implement the directive fully but they also don't want to be humiliated in public in having to repudiate their own directive. >> bill: randy wine gartner is the president of the american federation of teachers. a target throughout covid and beyond. terry mccauliffe had her at his final campaign rally last night in northern virginia. wh

girls school in daytona, florida. this while she is leaving suffrage activism and the national association of colored women's club.nd it reminds us of how essential it has been for black women to be nimble because when it is too dangerous as it does become in florida to do directly organizing with voting rights, the system comes to washington and by the 1930s she is going to help franklin roosevelt organize the black cabinet and help us use the power of the presidential appointment to bring black americans to washington with rules of consequence to generation. she will be there at the founding of the u.n. in a remarkable figure that teaches us not to sit down but that we should find the work around. probably everybody or many of you know that this assumes figure is about to be installed in the capitol rotunda as part of the statuary construction, replacing the officer that had long represented the state of florida. she continues to do important work for us even today. >> yes, absolutely. we have a few more minutes and i would like to come back to you so that we can read a passage from your scholarship as well and

we have nearly $300000.00 girls and boy in our schools, in garza, we have a nearly 70 percent of the population. we rely on our primary health services, but also on our associates. if can into a program, we are providing food to 70 percent of the population into a strip. so we are a lifeline. and it top of that we have the 2nd biggest employer in the guys us cheaper. so a, so your appealing to donors like britain, germany, the united states, the u. sweden. i mean, these are countries that are selling weapons to israel, that they used to bomb. sometimes in rolla facilities, you're appealing to those countries to give you money. meanwhile, those countries sell weapons the blow up, garza, can you don't see some circularity here. i am a feeling to the members are to translate the strong political support and mandate being given to on the war and to mit materialize into matching resources. this is what i am doing. basically there is an expectation from the international community that in the absence of a last thing. but if you could solution that the agency on wall provides a human development activities and services. it was a by this thing, refugees. ok. i'm not sh

school board association, media biden white house, merrick garland and others as an example of violence, he was not violent. violence was done to him and his family, his daughter was raped in the girl's room in stone bridge high school in loudoun county, virginia. that boy was then sent to another high school, high raped again. he has been found guilty since, meanwhile merrick garland has not withdrawn the memo and school board has not asked him to withdraw the memo. and now loudoun county sheriff office was acalled by what the school -- appalled by what the school board was doing. including a complaint that board should have let residents speak in an explosive meeting on june 22, e-mail show loudoun county sheriff office rejecting what it said were extraordinary security measures, including an explosive sweep. by the superintendent for future school board meetings. a 5 person quick reaction force. undercover. deputies at l the administrative building, a special operation team on stand by, loudoun county sheriff, a good man, he said, stick it. we're not doing that to the people of loudoun county there is no justification for this the feds still have that memo out. where they want to

the time, it was an all girl catholic school. that was in los angeles, california. >> you got your bs? >> i got that -- i started working for northrup defense contractor. i was an associateontract administrator. i got -- started to get a taste of the middle east. because i used to do some negotiations with the saudis right before desert storm. >> what interested you about the middle east? >> first of all, all the correspondence was not vocal. it was through, i guess -- well, email and paper. if they found out they were negotiating with a female, that would have been it. so pretty much i was p. and my last maiden name. it was interesting. it was interesting. >> what happened once desert storm hit? >> once desert storm hit, northrup got busy. we basically did the awax and the transceiver -- i can't say it right. transceiver and small electronics. that was my contract. of course, after that, the cold war kind of ended as well. so a lot of the contracts fell. our contracts with the saudis in riyadh was fulfilled. so everything started to go down. >> how much longer did you stay there in. >> i was there three years. the defense contracting starting to go down a little bit. th

girl catholic school. that was in los angeles california. >> and what did you do offer got your b.a? >> i started to work for northrop, the electronics defense contractor, i was an associated contract administrator. i got a taste of middle east. i did some negotiation with the saudis right before desert storm. >> what interested you about the middle east once you started to -- >> first of all, all the correspondence was not vocal, it was all through, i guess, not, well, e-mail, and paper. if they found out they were negotiating with a female, then that would have been it. so, pretty much i was p and my last maiden name. so, it was interesting. it was interesting. >> what happened when desert storm hit? >> northrop got busy, we did the awacs and the transeiver and the small electronic. that was any contracts. and of course, after that, the cold war kind of ended as well. so a lot of the contracts fell. our contract with the saudis was fulfilled. let's say. so, everything started to cool down. >> and how much longer did you stay at northrop? >> i was there for three years. and then, as i said, the defense contracting started to go down a little bit. so, there was writing on