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: the segregated diner was the site of sit-ins and focus of freedom songs and just steps from the edmondked by police armed with batons, dogs and tear gas. but the arc of the moral universe bent toward justice with the voting rights act signed into law later that year in august of 1965. and here in selma, jackie now runs her coffee shop out of that once segregated diner, a symbol of hope for some customers who say the lessons of bloody sunday are still relevant today. >> it's been a long time, and it's time now to maybe re-energize that same kind of collective energy because this great nation needs us now, needs selma, the spirit of selma. >> reporter: and that divisive window now filled with accolades from around the world. >> there's community. there's unity. there's love. there's light. and there's a successful black woman that's operating in a space that 60 years ago did not stand for those same things. >> reporter: and now this is a place for everybody. >> this is a place for everybody. >> reporter: for "sunday today," priscilla thompson, selma, alabama. >> a place for everybody. pr

scott they've upped their pitching and brought back good hitters and teoscar hernandez and tommy edmond. >> let's get ready to run this thing back next year too. >> did you go, like, the dodgers signed another guy? >> i think everybody thought that. but you know what, the rivalry is what it is regardless. this just kind of adds to it a little bit. >> reporter: the rivalry wasn't really much of one last year. the dodgers were 9-4 against san francisco, and their team only got better this off-season. >> if any sort of social media, like you hear it, you see it, it's hard to miss, but it doesn't really matter who they sign. like they're still our biggest rival. we still want to beat them every single time. >> reporter: do you get your eyes when you get the notifications and you're like, they signed another guy? >> there's not much i can do about that. but it makes you feel a way about it. >> reporter: don't forget about shohei ohtani, mookie betts, freddie freeman, and the other all stars that litter their clubhouse. >> you can have the best players in the world, and sometimes they're goin

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from blake snell to tanner scott they've upped pitching and brought back hitters in hernandez and edmondet ready to run this thing back next year too. >> well, i think everybody thought that. but you know what, the rivalry is what it is regardless. this just kind of adds to it a little bit. >> reporter: the rivalry wasn't really much of one last year. the dodgers were 9-4 against san francisco, and their team only got better this off-season. >> you know, if any sort of social media, you hear it, you see it, it's hard to miss, but it doesn't really matter who they sign, like they're still our biggest rival. we still want to beat them every single time. >> reporter: do you roll your eyes when you get the notifications on twitter, god, they signed another guy? >> there's not much i can do about that, but you know, it makes you feel a way about it. >> reporter: on top of the new additions, don't forget about shohei ohtani, mookie betts, freddie freeman, and all the other all stars that litter their clubhouse. >> it's crazy what they've done, how much money they're spending, whatever, but we

edmond renÉ, this is the first diplomatic representative of the french revolutionary government arrivein the united states. he arrives in charleston to great fanfare. he arrives in philadelphia. he is there to advocate for the french revolution objective is to try to try to convince the united states, especially their citizens, to support the french revolution. this is a time in which the french revolution itself is a great controversy. the united states is still is challenged with how to deal with the french revolution. the french are looking to the united states as their allies. they say, you know, we you during your revolution this is a sister revolution. you should be supporting us at the same the british, the spanish, european monarchies see the french revolution as this great threat to tradition and their institutions. so the french are at war with great britain and spain and in philadelphia george washington, the president of the united states is struggling with how to navigate this foreign dilemma. his heart some respects is with the french revolution. he's very concerned about

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