alva is. they arrested and held by a judge in the imprisoning downtown new york, who stands in the court room all night long, eyeballing the judge until he lets them free. who stands up and says, wait a minute, the black women of america belongingness movement. until that point, there had been a group would've been off on their own because black and white didn't. what do you mean? they are women just like us. they belong with us. when the movement was perceived by some as moving too quickly and they stood up and said if we continue to be this aggressive, we will start antagonizing man. she said men don't worry about antagonizing man, why should we? than the first world war start and they say this is no time for us to be pushing for this radical reform. we should take down the picketers outside the white house. alva stands up and says over my dead toddy. this is exactly the time we should be pushing for this radical reform. she'd make sure the pickets stayed up there until the end of the war. w

alva had just left balen's bar on 18th street. the founder of a nonprofit startup escalated when the driver asked if he was mexican. >> you're nothing but a dirty mexican [ bleep ]. the you're the -- you're the worst of it. he said twice the driver batted his iphone out of his hands. alva provided us with this recording he says is the argument with him and the driver. >> i told you to get out. this is my car. >> that means you're going to be physical with me. >> i did not get physical. >> yes, you did. >> reporter: alva said he called 911 and police spoke with the driver. he said he contacted uber and received a phone call several hours later. alva was refunded his $14 payment because the ride was not completed but that there was no apology from the company. >> i would also hope there would be some corporate accountability for what happened. >> reporter: uber tells us the driver has been suspended and that "the driver did complete our standard safety and background check process which is required of all individuals who want to uti

alva had just left balen's bar on 18th street. the founder of a nonprofit startup escalated when the driver asked if he was mexican. >> you're nothing but a dirty mexican [ bleep ]. the you're the -- you're the worst of it. he said twice the driver batted his iphone out of his hands. alva provided us with this recording he says is the argument with him and the driver. >> i told you to get out. this is my car. >> that means you're going to be physical with me. >> i did not get physical. >> yes, you did. >> reporter: alva said he called 911 and police spoke with the driver. he said he contacted uber and received a phone call several hours later. alva was refunded his $14 payment because the ride was not completed but that there was no apology from the company. >> i would also hope there would be some corporate accountability for what happened. >> reporter: uber tells us the driver has been suspended and that "the driver did complete our standard safety and background check process which is required of all individuals who want to uti

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alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. harry hopkins said, they have to eat too. the artists should dig ditches like everybody else. this is antonio brinko. millions of americans got to hear live music for the first time. this is the federal theater project. this is maxine albroro. it's been destroyed and one of my favorites done by helen bruten. it's to remind us, while i was looking at these projects, they employed 42 percent women. it's very u

and sitting in the front row of the audience is alva. and you can imagine how she feels. 15 years ago she sent her daughter off in tears. taking her away from the only man she had loved because she felt that was the only way to save her. her daughter is back in new york. her daughter has been saved. and they have a talk afterwards and the daughter turns to her mother and says in spite of everything i am glad i married an english man. it was like a weight had been lifted off her back and all of the guilt is absolved. the mother accepts an invitation on the suffer jet movement. and women couldn't get vote. they had been denied the most basic of human rights. in that period in america,ome only four american states: wyoming, idaho, and colorado. but the nationwide movement was stalled. it was going nowhere. she realizes this is the only way to bring legitimacy for women. only by voting can we give women the voice. she looked at the state of the movement and realizes it is in disarray. they have no drive, strategy, energy, resources or money.