well, the united of everetts has the heavily criticized these red stripe on the hospital with jordan cancelling the summit that was scheduled to be hosted in along with the us exemption published and usually does so. yes. in can reports on other reactions from around the world. if we were to summarize the events of the past 24 hours or even the past week, week and a half, it would have to just be one single word and it would be outraged. that is what people are feeling. that is what heads of state are feeling similarly, many heads of state have been trying their best to ensure that the conflict between israel and cause i did not spill into reasoning countries and territories. and the front of that is even a lot. but it seems that many heads of state, or at least a little bit more determined to ensure that something is done. let's take a quick listen to what the turkish president had to say when he calls people to action. getting a hospital with women, children, and innocent civilians is the latest example of israel's attacks that lack the most basic human values. i invite all of huma

findings is these countries have a high population of native born residents and a relatively few immigrants and international residents. but the united everett's and united states have some of the highest populations of immigrants and refugees in the world. now sadly, we often only hear those in leadership discuss a racism following either a tragedy or when is politically convenient and a needed distraction. just like with other politically charged issues like climate change, immigration gun rights and women's rights. racism is only brought up as a motivation for hatred, but rarely do we find it realistic and honest solutions. in fact, the term racism has become so electrically charged once since the label is thrown out there. the other factors which might be involved, become quickly dismissed for fear the damping label will be applied to one's self. therefore, i feel it's rare for the powerful to have a real discussion about the cause and prevention of racism. the label has become a too easy and powerful of a weapon to use against one's adversaries. plus, as we have found, in the case of black lives matter to profitable an organization which

on monday, that's off to the united our everett school for another one. seeking a humanitarian pause to the fighting garza last week, the general assembly voted in favor of a resolution for an immediate truce. united states and its highlight, israel were among the countries he voted against gabriel. and it's under his more now from new york. i can tell you that here at the un headquarters, they are watching events in guys a very closely and many of the member states are quite concerned this emergency meeting of the security council called by the united or member to is expected to happen at about 19 g m t 3 p. m. local time. here in new york, the security council is expected to be briefed by top un officials in the region from unread, the united nations relief and work agency in the gaza as well as the osha, the coordination for humanitarian affairs office. it's important. let me just point out the latest numbers from the un under a they're saying that now 63 of their staff members have been killed in garza from these really bombardment. they are saying that they are housing, about 672000 internally displaced people in guys that you know about a 149 un sh

in 2016, everett began working the buffalo soldiers national museum, houston, texas as an assistant curator. since july 2020 and has worked as curator at the national museum of the united states. his research focuses on race in identity and the u.s. military, and his work appears in war history. he is currently on his book manuscript black on blue racism shift in military. occupation 1866 to 1900, which is under control at the university of virginia press. please help me welcome you. and they will pay top of station with dr. joseph, who is emeritus professor history at howard university. he taught history and served in various ministry positions from 1984 until his retirement in 2017. he received a bachelor's degree in sociology from, delaware university and both masters and doctoral degrees from northern illinois university, specializing 19th century state's history. from 1977 to 1984, he was editor of the freedom society society prize and the university of maryland college park working. on the first four volumes of the policy award winning series titled freedom by documentary history participation,. 1861 to 1867. he collaborated with other actors in the project to pr