consciousness as well as a movement that's for a white and white people. listening to the leader speak gave us a window into the ideas that have drawn so many people here. now it's not a never right. now it's not over the idea that i would ever back down when the governor of the state of play or a state of emergency if they think that they don't understand what's in my heart they don't understand the all right they don't understand this entire movement the courage you showed today in defense of our people our heritage our our country. values our freedoms. always remain in my memory in charlottesville this is a first step toward making a realisation of something that trump alluded to earlier in the campaign which is this is the first step toward taking america back yeah yeah. we're here to talk about why genocide the divied deliberate and intentional displacement of the white race which is happening we love our people we love europe we love america we love white people and that's why we're here and there is nothing wrong with that. was. just after the speech

is the truth different when you talk to a white person or a black person?e agreed, so we got together. as i said, he was very angry, violent, hateful, but we kept getting together time and again, and he began to see me as a human being. over time he began to shed that ideology. to another point of my growing up and traveling to different places and being exposed to these things, one of my very isorite quotes of all time by mark twain, the travel quote. "travel is tos prejudice, bigotry, and narrowmindedness and many of our people need a story on these accounts. charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." host: who was the fellow sitting at the table with you in that video? daryl: a former baltimore city police officer. the baltimore city police department has been saturated with racist police officers and ku klux klan members, such as bobwhite, and other ones he has told me about. host: how big is the ku klux klan today? daryl: no one really knows for sure. the mentality is certa

it was published in 2010 area her most recent book is, "real native genius: how an ex-slave and a white mormon became famous indians." it was just published from the university of north carolina press. she is a dear friend and occasional mentor to me. i will dispense with any embarrassing stories and say it is an honor and pleasure to welcome her here today. [applause] angela: thank you for that introduction. thank you for coming this morning. i will tell you a story today about real native genius. two of them actually. like most stories it is unbelievable and highly entertaining. interwoven are strands of many other stories and like many stories, there are lots of places where one can begin so i will naturally start in the middle. in 1852, a white woman pressed charges against her indian has to -- has been for bigotry. -- her indian have been for bigamy that she had met him on a canal boat in the summer of 1851 and married him after a courtship of only a few days. her new husband, known to audiences across the region as the ritualistic okah tubbee already had a family. even more shocki

a white room is a lot times more quirky. the jokes have to have a wittiness to them.f times i felt i was playing a black room, you got to go for it. you got to go hard, make sure you're not backing down. you have to be right there in their face or they'll eat you up. but when you can take your set and go from room to room to room and not really adjust it, you know you've done it. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's the big thing this year? election. colin powell. he should run. he can win. colin can win. he should run. he can't win. colin powell can't win. he got a better chance of winning the bronze in female gymnastics. >> chris rock, to me, is an intellectual power and he's an amazing satirist. but his talent and gift lies in how he makes observations. >> the white man thinks he's losing the country. you watch the news, we're losing everything. we're [ bleep ] losing. affirmative action. illegal aliens. we're [ bleep ] losing the country. losing? shut the [ bleep ] up. white people ain't losing [ bleep ]. if you're all losing, who's winning? it ain't us. >> chris was

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i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa if you could see if. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . sustainable protection for the earth ideas designed to preserve our ecosystems they exist around the world. global ideas takes the next step protection for our planet's biological diversity trailblazing projects. d w dot com slash global ideals. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa all the. stories about people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about a motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands d.w. is a new multimedia series from africa. d.w. dot com africa on the move. u.s. president donald trump has arrived in japan on the

some people would say homer simpson is stereotype of a white man not well educated educated a and thene, why would you be offended by apu. >> because there are a lot of different white characters. and we just had a convenience store guy voiced by a white guy with brown paint. >> trevor: it really is representation. >> yeah, honestly i wanted to call the film, i got to explain this to you? (laughter) (applause) it is representation. i mean we have this one thing and that matters. and i think a lot about potion 9/11, stick with me, you know, we only had two eption representations of brown people in this country, whether south asian, arab. we had apu from the simpsons, harmless, convenience store character and we had terrorist, right. and there is a huge range of humanity between those points. >> trevor: right. >> and so but that didn't exist on television media at the time, all of a sudden there are all these hate crimes and deportations and detentions. because if you you only have two places, convenience store owner, terrorist, where are you going to go, right. meanwhile white guys mid

i grew up in a white family in a white neighbors. it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you.

to me, that's a -- how can you have a guy who is running with a white separatist running for a political office? we got a lot of black people in the state who are amazing people, but to run a campaign with a guy as your chief advocate who is a white nationalist, a white separatist, that should have disqualified roy moore way before the women stuff came up. >> perspective now on the senate race, we're joined by james davis, dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of st. gallant. thank you for joining us. >> good morning, natalie. >> let's start with the controversy over mr. moore, to whom charles barkley was talking about. first, let's listen to campaign ads from the senate race by moore, the republican and an ad from his democratic opponent doug jones. jones' ad includes ivanka trump. >> they were girls when roy moore immorally pursued them, now they're women, witnesses to us all, of his disturbing conduct. will we make their abuser a u.s. senator? >> 40 years of honorable service, roy moore has been intensely scrutinized and not a hint of scandal. but fou

my grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about it because it would see if. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy with a. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . i p t twenty college gave a cutoff and. tells me and i'm accustomed to feel i'm telling the famous potato. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin a top level agreement to end people smuggling in libya the european union and the african union aimed to stop refugees risking their lives to cross the mediterranean plus migrants and refugees facing abuse will be evacuated from libya also coming up after north korea's the latest missile launch a warning from the united states we will destroy you if it comes to war this us kim jong un claims his nation is now a fully fledged nuclear power. and us president dollar trump is accused of pro

i can read about a white boy in a rural community and it stays guys me.an read maxine hahn chinese girl coming of age, that inspires me part of the power of art is to let others into the story, thing that's statistics, policy and law can't often do. even though i talk in that language as well. this is not a young adult novel i hope people of all ages to read it. i want especially young men in thirteens and 20s to see their story. there's a way to reach people by sharing their story in this novel. i have a good man in his 30s said for the first time he saw his face on the cover of a book. just the optics, this is my story. it's an idea. story telling. there's a way to tell a story and novel that is not possible when writing a political essay. >> i will come back to the black boys in a second let me start with the good white folk first. tell me why you think they will read a book and get a reality from a fiction text when many of them don't seem to get it when it's in their face live and in living color on the network news every night. >> i think that this

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thing that you grow up with, getting a white christmas, it is so rare.rowing up, even further north than this. it is beautiful, but not a lwa ys this. it is beautiful, but not always easy to navigate. we talk about it down here. it is easy for us about it down here. it is easy for us down in london, to get a smattering of snow everything it is the end of the world, but other parts of the country, up in high land, scotland, the peaks, northern ireland... iwas on land, scotland, the peaks, northern ireland... i was on holiday last year, the people said they lived much further north in northern parts of canada, and their idea of cold was the kind of stuff which i thought they were making up numbers, that can't possibly happen? places like manitoba and saskatchewan. that can't possibly happen? places like manitoba and saskatchewanm it drops below freezing, we start to panic, but that was nothing to them. daily express, another picture, the snow chaos, which is a strange headline. and then, will it be a white christmas? it doesn't speak of yuletide joy. yes,

vicky: as a white nationalist, wouldn't you prefer a white governor?illiam: you know, you look for good qualities in all people. vicky: senator harris' office tells us she donated the $1,000 she received. governor brown did not respond to our calls about the $5,000 he accepted. to see where the campaign cash went, head to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. so, do you have a story tip for us? give us a call at 888-996-tips, or you can visit us on the web at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. that's our show for tonight. thank you so much for watching. we invite you to join us every night on nbc bay area, where "we investigate." we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. ♪ >>> backstage at

♪ >>> appointments opening the door to a potential showdown between the white house and the country'sop consumer watchdog agency. >> any perception that mr. ku kushner is not cooperative but if you look at the emails he is the hero. >> this is a terrible, terrible piece of legislation and it must be defeated. >> if we can repeal part of obamacare and have a tax care that is great. >> we don't need a democrat in there. roy moore denies it. that's all i can say. >> how can you be a -- and be a constituent in your state? >> good morning. i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. tomorrow, is the deadline for jared kushner to hand over documents. >> they are tight find out if any meetings between the russian official and trump in the 2016 campaign. they take a closer at kushner's apparent role in the administration. >> watch dog group is slammed as a total disaster as questions swirl who is in charge tomorrow morning after the former director abruptly quit. >>> this week could be make or break. a moment for the genetic here. can the president secure a win on tax ref

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political home to overlook the of white americans. and to make a point where the reasons i wrote the book. but the very poor white families saluting him. patriotism in the of military these people larger pourur and then with those african-american kids he was campaigninglo for. to bringing people together is so different than politics today. and then to attack the other portion just to bring people together. >> would he have won the nomination?. >> he had a shot. but i think i could have predicted that he would have had the challenge to new york with the liberals. having a hard time to convince those. but here where humphreyy, had the johnson team behind him. to think how that turned out with the writing is writing. if he had walked away then something would have been different. magic could have occurred. it could have just erupted. nixon was spooked the recess bought but then mixing kids like the "twilight zone." the not knowing where this will and. >>t: host: mid march. march 30th 1968 lbj. >> but one old kennedy he and. but he gave them the poll

it's that he's a white supremacist in 2017. makes barkley seem to me to be a very, very thoughtful and i hope he'll run himself. >> elise, you think about doug jones and a former prosecutor who put away members of the klan for that church bombing. charles barkley's characterization of roy moore, do you think that was fair? >> i think roy moore's previous statements make it a completely fair statement on charles barkley's part. roy moore's career has focused on the two-time granite monument with the engreater weight of the evidence ten commandments and putting that front and center of his political career. it's been a career about his religiousness in words but not in deed. >> predictions. we have two weeks and a couple days, but peter, what do you think. is roy moore going to pull this off or it will be doug jones? >> it's neck and neck and it has everything to do with turnout. two weeks in any election, much less this election, is an eternity. given what i'm hearing from folks on the ground, roy moore has the edge, which is ext

he says "today, in my city, washington, dc, which is more than a third white, there is not a white child the schools in my neighbourhood." well, i wouldn't say that it failed. i think it was a progression. um, and obviously, there's still discrimination that exists, and sometimes it's difficult to prove in today's society. but there are laws in place, thank god, that were not in place when my father lived. i wouldn't say that it failed, i would say that the leader of that movement, who was able to define it very clearly, we lost his voice. so, no—one has been — no—one has emerged since that time to really articulate the movement the way that he did. well, some would argue the black lives matter campaign is trying to claim a kind of voice in the community. mhmm. and looking at their stand, it would seem to suggest that they think actually there's a great deal more that has to be achieved, for example, if you look at the take a knee protests, that suggests that there is still very overt discrimination going on. well, it is overt. but if you look at it like a glass is half empty, or half fu

i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the phrase like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy so i thought. afro germany starting december tenth w. . trying him i wasn't always successful i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth i had to find success you know how came. my name is how long that i don't buy that. i'm a mexican conductor. with me and great musicians and friends from all over the world. i just assume the title of music director of the queen in the orchestra in brisbane and i'm really honored for that because this is an institution that's been going on for seventeen years actually this is it's seventy. birthday so join me in exploring all rehearsal space. creatures that we get to work. this is joke in them no longer our composer right and my favorite conductor ho

you were not allowed to attend a white game. as lack fans and you want to go to a high school for the friday night game at a white school, you either have to stand outside the fence or if there was a really tall tree nearby you could climb a tree and watch the game from that tree. there was also an acknowledgment in terms of attendance because white fans would go to the black high school games and some of the guys that i spoke with talked about when they would travel, the fancy would travel with them were white fans. there was this measure of acknowledgment in the community, but that didn't extend to media. the media still didn't talk about these teams. they didn't talk about the players and coaches and that sort of thing. the point during my research, there was very little to be found. there was a great coach in houston, patterson who, my favorite, maybe i'm biased because i grew up watching pat beat us all the time at worthy, but coach patterson 14 states have been shipped in but he also won state chama chips in basketball and

but there are a lot of people in the white house who are going to face that kind of questioning from hope hicks to others. so this is a tough time in the white house. >> and a part of this was, as he was working, according again to the reporting, that kushner was working on getting steve bannon out as well as reince priebus. that did happen in the end. and as we've seen what bannon, although he's not in the white house, he still does work on the them attics coming out of the white house but from the media perspective. a person that is hitting the ground in places like alabama, supporting candidates that sometimes do work along with the white house, sometimes do not. so if jared kushner does leave, he could still have that dotted line to president trump, that dotted line to the white house. >> you're absolutely right. steve bannon is playing more of a role bigger than just in the media. he still has the president's ear. he still talks to the president and urged him not to walk away from the republican candidate roy moore in alabama, even after all of these awful allegations about moles

susan is an actual white house photographer and a couple of them here. jeff walberg is here, ralph pie. and susan having discretion, that's what white house photographers must have and you have to force storiesout of her so i'm going to ask you questions . >> but i will tell one little thing. and what reminded me was this wine. the only photograph of president bush, i work the last year of reagan and all four years of bush 41 so the only photograph is of him in bed with the children, all the grandchildren on the bed. he was vice president then, he was not president so i'll tell a story right after he was president in 93 when he left the white house and i was in kennebunkport. you remember the ordeal the year he was running for president about check out things? yes, right. anyway, i go up to kennebunkport. it was june 1993 and they invited me to comeover for lunch . it was a beautiful day in kennebunkport and they had the table set up and i went out, rehe was there. there was one other man and mrs. bush had arrived yet and he said sit down. i said all righ

look at my face, it's not possible but i wanted to be a white lady and a sort of slide by and i was like, maybe i'll take up feminism and i realized it wasn't back, it was much more complicated for me. and then when i realized i wasn't going to, like i couldn't afford a nose job, and my skin is not going to o change this color and i'm so mushy you guys, there's nothing i can do so then i might as well work as i have work. and i'm mad all the time so this is a great thing g to be mad about. and how did this become relevant? >> very prescient. >>. >> hello. >> so your dad, when he gave you that email, are you used to it by now? >> ativan, that little pill. put it on your tongue, it's like magic. i'm sad a lot when he does it. but i think, i don't know if happening you're in your family, i find the silent treatment is a big thing dads of color. and it's bizarre, they either yell at you constantly or stop speaking to you altogether. for me, that's a preferable option. but i think i've learned something very important about my parents and about parents generally speaking which is that they ar

bush who was a white evangelical. this day, the highest support he receives is still from white evangelicals. 74% of white evangelicals continue to support him. and here's what pew found out about that number -- the more devout you are, the more you go to church, the more often you go to church as a white evangelical, the more you support donald trump. this is baffling for people, because as you say, we're talking about a thrice married, lying, greedy man whose world view contradicts the very foundations of christian morality, issues like empathy and care for the poor and, you know, humility. these things donald trump makes a mockery of. and yet, a record number of white evangelicals supported him and his largest support to this day, while the rest of the country has turned away from him -- 31% in the latest ap poll -- still remains white evangelicals. why? i think the three reasons for this that we can't ignore. number one, let's not ignore the white part, okay? my friend, jim wallace, your friend, jim wallace, said

a white man is bound to respect -- has no right a white man is bound to respect. there is only political privileges that can be taken away at any time. when the supreme court made this decision that read and harriet scott were not citizens and therefore could not bring an action in court, he then gave this cause of action not just local cause of action for st. louis, missouri, and for that family, but this became the law of the land for black men and women. despite being here as early as 1619 and others have said, even earlier north america, they were not considered citizens. the civil war followed. there is much more i could go over but we must understand that black women have been fighting for their rights in something called slave courts. so, cases like margaret garner who escaped, made her way on most across the ohio river but was captured and brought back -- but when she was captured she actually murdered her baby daughter. that is the basis for "beloved." you have read that novel. she murdered her daughter rather than have another black woman raised in slave

though i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is g w news live from berlin germany is in an unprecedented situation after efforts to form a government fail that is the verdict of the german president drug culture steinmeyer up the pressure on the parties to reach a deal indicating that no fresh elections are planned for now. and chancellor angela merkel's political future hangs in the balance but she says she is ready to lead her party into a fresh election if necessary so what lies ahead for your ups biggest economy. plus zimbabwe's president robert mugabe ignores a deadline to resign mugabe's own party set him an ultimatum to step down by noon today or face impeachment those p

a bipartisan bill. mark that down. the president and this white house are confronting the stark realities of governing right about now. this is a critical week as they try to turn the piece of legislation into an achievement by this president before the end of the year. so far no clear indication of what will be the president's top priorities for next year. we'll get to that in a moment. let's start with the tax bill. key senate republicans met with the president at the white house today to talk about it. they hope to bring it up for a vote later this week. republicans who, reminder, control the senate 52-48, can afford to lose only two members if they hope to pass the bill along party lines. here is what one of the two senators who plan to vote against the current bill said about a vote later this week. >> is the timeline of getting a vote on that this week still realistic? >> that is pretty optimistic. there's a lot of detail to work out on this. but this is the process. you're watching the sausage being made. >> the president will go to the cap

you've written "a number of prominent trump allies including former trump white house chief strategistphen k. bannon said they believe the president's posture is too timid. seeing the investigation sas a political threat, they're urging a more combative approach to mueller that would damage his credibility and effectively kneecap his investigation." the interesting part about the article, phil, is that the president is resisting this pressure. >> that's right. it would be within character for the president want to be combative and aggressive but he has been convinced at least as of now by his lawyers, ty cobb, john dowd, and jay sekulow to take a conciliatory approach, responsive in working with the special counsel and importantly to not personally antagonize him, to not be tweeting attacks about him but keep his eye focused on other things related to russia. but bannon feels like he needs to be much more combative, much more aggressive, that he's too timid, he's being taken advantage of in this investigation. and you see a divide on capitol hill as well where some trump allies are rea

not a white supremacist. he was a leftist. the facts of the case must be treated in a way that is not distorted. the mainstream media would have you wish this was a problem. i agree with you, gloria. the racial division in america has never been higher. but it is not because of donald trump. there is no white supremacy in the white house. that is a calumny, that is an absolute smear. do you know who created racial division? president obama. for the last eight years, we divided the nation based on income, ethnic groups, skin color, sexual identity, sexual preference. that is un-american. this president, myself, his team, we don't look at fellow americans in a category -- tell me, where did your parents come from, are you an immigrant, what is your skin color, which bathroom do you use? that is not america. america is you are american, how can we help you? this president wants to keep you safe and he wants to have you and your family prosper, irrespective of your skin color irrespective, most importantly, of whether you voted fo

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i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. and she decided to put me up for adoption. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about it because it's good see if. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy it's awesome. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is due to be a news life for a girl and the end of an era in zimbabwe as president robert mugabe presides after almost four decades of acquiring rule his resignation sparking scenes of jubilation across the nation we'll take you live to the capital harare for reactions. it's a pleasure to be with you a bombshell announcement in zimbabwe is parliament today the country's ruler robert mugabe has resigned the spin. parliament read his letter of resignation out loud just as lawmakers were debating an impeachment motion against mugabe take a listen in. the. course of the in the. members of parliament cheered when the news that m

president trump left with empty seats at a white house meeting. the tweet that sparked the last-minute ditch from democrats. and a wild wingsuit stunt! no this video is not in reverse. daredevils jumping into a moving plane. the unbelievable video you have to see. washington. toss to eileen - another gorgeous day - cooler tomorrow with more clouds - a few showers thursday night - dry & seasonable for the first weekend of december - cold pattern coming late next week today: mostly sunny. unseasonably mild. highs: 63-67 winds: nw 5-15 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. lows: 32-39 winds: n 5 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. cooler. highs: 52-56 winds: se 5-10 mph breaking overnight. police in tampa florida - arresting a behind a string of murders that left the seminole heights neighborhood on edge for months. 24-year-old howell donaldson is charged with four counts of first degree murder. he was arrested at a mcdonald's after police received a tip that a man was investigators believe donaldson is the man spotted on multiple cameras nea

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a white suffragette organization. frederick douglass i'd died of a heart attack at home while describing the women's conference to his wife helen to show his deep dedication. but after the 15th amendment was ratified and certain white women were furious as they saw that their rights were not forthcoming, they decided to take matters into their own hands. and virginia miner, a white suffragette in missouri, decided to challenge the prohibition against women voting by suing the register of voting. miner argued that as a citizen she should be guaranteed the right to vote under the 14th amendment. the court ruled in 1874 that citizenship did not convey the right to vote, that as a citizen she had all the privileges and immunities. however, as pointed out before, the states were in -- had the authority to decide the qualifications for the right to vote. and if a state decided women could vote, then they could. but if the state, in this case missouri, decided that women could not vote, then there was nothing that she could d