so gend gwendolyn got an idea. you wanted somebody else to enjoy that dress the way you knew you were going to enjoy it >> yes, 100% >> she posted on facebook, i've decided to give away my wedding dress. i want it to go to a woman who deserves the dress of her dreams that can't afford one. from over 70 replies, ga wend lynn show this woman, margaret hyde, because of her dedication to community. the only catch, dry-clean the gown and keep passing it on for free gwendolyn a gesture has since sparked a movement her facebook group, shared dream dresses, has over 9,000 members. sue ann henry is one of them. she dedicated the gold dress from her pittsburgh steelers themed wedding six years ago. >> that dress had been in a closet. >> it was in a closet, yes. >> sue ann gave it to gloria ponteus, and were a few difficult years now behind her, gloria will celebrate by wearing it down the aisle this fall. what did you say from the heart? >> your dress is gorgeous, and if you would please consider me >> she was so sweet. >> i

country because they make the problems that but in them more visible i know, don't call me this is gwendolyn. today our committee is strong number. we clearly set an example of how to fight for your neighborhood. matthew, don't have that up because other crises committees were laid to set up elsewhere. if he needs just was the start of the fight for health rights in poor neighborhoods . during the pandemic, i know a little at her popularity the neighbourhood is currently undergoing a re development project, which is followed and monitored by the committee. the group hopes to continue that work after the pandemic. oh, what would you like to know about cove it? ah, science editor derek williams has the low down on the latest research and analysis . just write a covey producer at t w dot com. oh this we can't says the question to some people have genes that give them advantages against k that 19. 0, this is a super interesting question and, and one where lots of research is going on and a lot of different areas. let's look at a few of them starting with blood types, which of course, are genetic

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. >> yes, and i met gwendolyn brooks at a third world press event. she is published by the press. i think there are still institutions, part of what we are doing today is part of that institution, and maybe in the post-covid world in a way it makes it easier for us and me to go more international in this hybrid way and meet more people across different time zones and many countries. but absolutely, i think the spaces perhaps the institutions are more mobile now and perhaps individuals are bringing people to them. but i think it is important also to support the ones that do maine main, the ones we still have for sure. >> i said you are going to make me answer this. [laughter] one thing i'm reading is "the cooking gene". i am writing out of his books because i'm doing a tour with him. and i'm reading another about gaining our political voices back. he is a wonderful scholar from stanford university. in my favorite book i have read this year is gabriel's "black age." it's about black life. she was the first graduate student i had when i was a professor 20 years ago. it has been wonde