lineage as far as people going out for causes and starts with arthur ashe, billie jean king, andre agassi. what roger federer is going with unicef now. >> yep. >> the culture of tennis and giving back is great. >> and this is not just a letterhead for them or for you where you just lend your name and then go off. those folks, very involved, and you're very involved, specifically, in this foundation. >> yeah. i mean, luckily it's kind of a mixture of things that have gone right. being from the culture of tennis, being from austin, texas, which is growing, prospering. >> right. >> it's a place that wants to give -- >> and yet there are kids who need a little bit over and above what they're getting. >> well, and that's one of our things is everyone hears about austin and all the great things that are happening, but there are still kids that need, that want to learn, that want to get better. we focus on out of school time, so summer learning and after school programs. >> and these are low socioeconomic kids from lower income families. >> yes. >> and you're trying to augment what they're getti

look at andre agassi, williams sisters, my goodness, isn't great tennis player that hasn't been taught jen. >> he is a leftie. >> hosting clinics. >> it is pretty cool, right? he's here for world tennis day. >> easy. >> good morning. >> come on, good morning, everybody. >> so what are you teaching these guys right here? >> first of all, you are teaching them to concentrate. >> okay. >> next of all you are teaching little bit of safety. >> yes? >> nice. >> excellent. >> what do you like about this court? this is obviously in the bottom after school. >> this sports court is a slow court. it doesn't bounce too high and you're also using low compression balls. and this is the way young children should work, with smaller raquets, usda has a great program called the ten and under program. and this is very much like it, but the sports court, and the softballs, and smaller raquets, give the kids a chance to hit the ball over the net and develop good technique. >> also really good at almost hitting our camera guy, and i would real he like that guy to get crushed. >> we wouldn't want to do, that

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he's coached the greats like venus and serena williams andre agassi but today he was helping out someadelphia. the coach appearing on "good day philadelphia" this morning all part of world tennis day. he gave some pointers to kids taking part in the down and beyond program. >> they're all excited. they're concentrating. when you're concentrate on the court, that will help them in school. the other thing is, look how they're moving around. obesity is killing america tod today. so we get these kids to do physical activity, and build self-esteem they'll do good on the court and good off the court especially in school. >> it's a non-profit that offers free out reach programs for the city's youth. >>> big day is almost here one of philadelphia's favorite celebrations of the year but saint patrick day parade isn't just about fun. >> there's a whole lot of hard work and of course tradition that goes in all of this. so kathy, you've been kind of dealing with all of this having fun. >> yes. i've been covering irish dance for over a decade and i really never knew how athletic it was. i mean the

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beginning to articulate it at indicative of the fact that i grew up on the left and grew up in this agassi of commitment. there were ways that it didn't totally cohere with what what i was and what i liked and some of that was my maturation and some of it was though that was a part of my childhood the other part of it was very monday and growing up in america liking mcdonald's, liking television liking movies and as i went along with these ways in which the left-wing parts of me and these other parts of me did or didn't cohere it became more and more interesting to me and more and more pressing in terms of the need as i began to think of myself as a writer to understand what that meant. so i got out of college to do for a few things and started writing articles and i had a very supportive editor to let me write whatever i wanted to write and i had written three articles about people who have gone from the left and right before noticed there was a pattern and at the time i was writing a whole other book. it was going to be about the subculture of people who went to science fiction and fanta

andre agassi saw a lot of it. >> yes. >> what will help these kids, love and respect the character developmentnis. >> by the teachers who work with them that talk about other things then just hitting the ball. it is the important sports man ship and taking responsibility, building your character, doing their homework, doing extra chores and rebels when they get older, they get the same opportunities other people are given. >> long a after you leave, tonight, i will support them. that is you why are here to get all of the parents. >> absolutely also like to say this, i have two adopted sons from ethiopia. we are giving them an opportunity, going into programs and giving these children an opportunity to achieve their goals. >> i'm probably being a bad tennis mom, explain that to the people. >> you good boy, you listen to the teacher, yes, grand mom. most today did you get a name? the first tell them unless you care for them and then ask that they try and they will better their game. >> coach, there are some fifth graders he. i think i should hit a little bit in the 9:00 o'clock hour. >> absolute

your edits interest because you turned to the first page, turn past the first page and the first agassi is in the book is the attorney fred gray. for chris one of the more politics the rights attorneys. he has his name, address and phone number to an extent he has is reverend dr. martin luther king. and so, in his book is replete with these type of individuals. easy tone shoes addressbook, i mean you turned to the dates, you will see that he was involved in albright up speaking engagements. on january 16, at 1:30 p.m. in the meeting in dr. king's office about the project. and so all throughout this book you see his encounters with history, his encounters and his activities and events, the events they participated in that really intersect the modern civil rights movement. and we think that this is an interesting dynamic, an interesting artifact to maintain at the archives. i think that a lot of this, just, there's a novelty aspect of it but also a very interesting way to observe history over time. and so another part of our collection, we of the montgomery improvement association papers.