you mentioned angela davis.s was the day after donald .rump's inauguration the next day, there were at least three times the number of people in washington. this is angela davis speaking at that protest. upon toll be called our demands for social justice, to become more militant of our defense of vulnerable populations. those who still defend the supremacy of white males hetero patriarchy had better watch out. 1459 days of the trunk administration will be 1459 days of resistance. angela davis speaking after the inauguration of donald trump . her significance in your life and your family's life. michael: i love everything about her. you have a person who speaks her mind regardless of the backlash. there are a lot of times people talk to you and have never been through anything. for her, she is on the ground daily. her daily fight and struggle is to make change in life. whether it is in australia, women in jail, political prisoners, in palestine, her life is about how to create change. that is important. she encou

angela davis was in prison. some of the leadership in the black panther were somehow critical of him at some point, but he kept close to them, like the elder, the older brother he was, you know, he raised money for them, he visited them in prison. so he had really a role, and many other people, like harry belafonte, sidney poitier, they were really careful and protective of the younger generation. >> rose: do you see something of his voice in people like ta-nehisi coates? >> yes,ta na,ta nay, ta-nehisi a writer. baldwin, we don't understand enough how baldwin is one of the greatest american writers in this century because he wrote this at a time when nobody else would dare. writing a couple about mixed gay couple in giovanni's room was unprecedented, and being a black author as well. so he opened many, many doors, and he changed the life of many, many young men and women, both white and black and not only in this country but elsewhere, and he changed my life as well. >> rose: raoul, thank you for being here. >>

even the younger, more radical leadership, people like angela davis.a beautiful essay in when davis was in prison, and some of the leadership in the black panthers were somehow critical of him, but he kept close to them. like the elder, the older brother that he was, he raised money for them. he visited them in prison, so he had a role, and many other people like harry belafonte, -- they , were very careful and protective of the younger generation. charlie: do you see something of his voice in -- raoul: yes, he is a young writer and very promising, and i think he is -- i would call him a son of baldwin, like toni morrison, as well. toni always say how baldwin was important for her to become a writer, and baldwin, i think, we don't understand enough how baldwin is one of the greatest american writers of this century , not one of the greatest black american writers, one of the -- at aters because time when nobody else would even dare writing a novel about a mixed gay couple. that was unprecedented. being a black author, as well, that was -- so he opened

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angela merkel. matt is in munich. with i am standing by professor james davis. dean of the school of economics at university same gallon. two angela merkel and also a researchedle -- nato fellow. thank you for joining us. let me ask you, what is the vice president's message when he arrives in munich? specifics,know the but if he is smart, it has to be a message to serve the allies. the allies are very concerned about the statements they have heard since the primary campaign from donald trump. shocked that he was elected and they are looking for a clear the united states is still committed to the security of europe, amended to playing a leading rule -- role in preserving the balance -- the values of the west. matt: that and defending against russia if necessary. what kind of message will he bring on russia he meets with that leaders of countries serve as a buffer between europe and russia? james: again, a specific question. we have a president says he wants to get along with putin and reset relations, says he is a great leader, and we have the rest of the administ

davies, bbc news, northern iraq. in other news: the german chancellor, angela merkel, has criticised the formal arrest in turkey of aoportionate. the turkish authorities accuse deniz yucel, who works for die welt newspaper, of producing terrorist propaganda and undermining the government. he was detained two weeks ago after reporting on the hacked private e—mails of turkey's energy minister, who's the son—in—law of president erdogan. the former british prime minister, sirjohn major, has warned that the costs of britain leaving the european union will be unpalatable for voters. in his first major speech since campaigning for britain to remain in the eu, sirjohn said the voters have been given unrealistic expectations. he said there was scant chance of a trade deal being secured with the eu that would match the advantages of the single market. the world health organization says there is an urgent need for new antibiotics to treat diseases caused by bacteria. the who has identified 12 strains which are resistant to current antibiotics. it says, unless something is done to tackle them, around ten million people will die