each was the man and the community, and that chose and the name of angela davis. and angela davis, as you pointed out, is not a figure a that's a, is a who is a sort of not known or has. and as a don, well, a in a defend in for social justice and issues. okay. quantity a, she's been a, she was a victim of that more than anything else. she's a well established professor at u. c. santa cruz. so all of this adds 2 more sort of a pile of injustice acts that makes the. busy a, the prime system more acceptable uh, by uh, the vast majority of the, of the immigrants and more so by the worst community, because we have seen and, and by the condemnation of the, what's happening in france. so it's likely to continue on the same path until the differential or able to look inside themselves and spot to the for man or changing this perception by adopting a policy that talk multiculturalism listed and the kinds the identity. you know, it's probably in fact it's really i just, i just want to put the point you just want we, we have you, sir a but the, the flip side plane at, by tho

did you say mid um 4 percent refused to allow the name of angela davis. a great seger and civil rights activist in the united states to be given an in the front high school. however, one thing for it shows me no establishment will. ab about the name of valerie progress. associated dean of the international education of california state university w gets hills professor how much the se, but he believes these steps taken by funds officials up to approve damaging it is a representative of white speaks as to how the french system in the line system addresses issues of identity and not in today that seems not to include.

did you say mid um 4 percent of refused to allow the name of angela davis, a great seger and civil rights activist in the united states to be given an in the front high school. however, one thing for it shows me no establishment will ab about the name of valerie progress. let's cuss live now to l. julian journalist ali mccauley in france. ali, thanks very much for joining us this saturday. i'm no, i just like to get thoughts. how content is just do you think it is to drop the name of a prominent civil black civil rights activists at a time when the issue of racism in fonts is making headlines. uh, as far as, like i said, that is the same of uh the fresh government to continue to uh to make uh often because uh to uh, to oblige russell inside the fresh society. so by this major, i mean not there is a difference between what the refresh people is thinking really. uh we are, we, we are, uh, i find that in trash on the board is again, russian. bunch with 11 we want to do better it's, it's a, it's pretty sort of up to let people express themselves. that's how uh, what they hope the least major

is required, i believe it is necessary that we reject the naming of angela davis high school for may. since i have not received any other proposal from the educational community or the matter of saint dennis. i suggest that we attribute the name of rosa parks to her. yeah, head of the part of the region. valerie progress there who ordered the name, change shoes, miss davis, of being dangerous and divisive. back in 2021, the american activist, along with other academics, a cruise front of having a quote colonial mentality which could be seems right. it's governance. the move to really in the school comes and made fresh soul searching in front and soft re french, algerian teenager. was shot dead by police last month and a traffic incident sparking violet riots and accusations of racism by the security forces until it davis is the human rights activists who fights against racial discrimination. during her student years, she joined the radical black pump her movement which fought for the civil rights of black americans in the 1970s, the f. b. i put her on its most wanted list, which provo

did you say mid um 4 percent of refused to allow the name of angela davis. a great seger and civil rights activist in the united states to be given an in the front high school. however, one thing for shows me know establishment will ab about the name of valerie progress. will associate dean of international education at california state university dominguez hilde as a professor. hum, would sally reuse. the step by the french officials will prove damaging it is a present. i have to buy it speaks as to how the french system, i mean the line system addresses issues of identity and not in today. that seems not to include those who are not aware of what defense system sees as french is. so it's really damaging, but it adds to the list of a bad thing. so bad, the policy advise the approach to handling the issue of identity that to many immigrants who came or who went to france, not i would thought somebody is immigration, easy and fast. is a result of colonialism and it has the roots in, in the french continued as a refusal to add that to an impass and to move on

[applause] amy: that was angela davis, or i should say, kerry washington, the great actor, reading angelais' speech given at the women's march on washington, january 21, 2017, the day after president trump was inaugurated. the crowd that filled the mall and beyond that day was far larger, i'm sure to the personal horror of president trump, than those who attended his own inauguration. anthony, i was wondering if you can introduce the next clip from the oscar winning actor ariana debose. give us the context for what she's reading and who she's reading. >> yes, she's reading a speech by vieira ariano, who sought sanctuary in a church in chicago, who was fighting her deportation by the u.s. government, and who very boldly defied the deportation order against her. amy: and as we go into the speech, she was in chicago and like many immigrants, i mean, she was leading a movement of people who took refuge in churches so they wouldn't be deported. >> today i was ordered by the department of homeland security to turn myself in for deportation at 10 west jackson street in chicago, illinois. i belie

activist angela davis is set to be renamed. the reason comments she made years ago stating that racism was systemic in from is a qual, i believe it is necessary that we reject the name of angela davis high school permit. since i have not received any other proposal from the educational community or the matter of saint dennis was, i suggest that we attribute the name of rosa parks to her in 2021. the american alongside other academics are to withdraw. and so having a quote colonial mentality, angela davis was a member of the radical black pencil movement during high years as a student, a decades ago with the f b i had their own as most wanted list, the accused of inciting violence, and then move to distance the school from her name worked announced by some, including a member of the french parliament council culture. did you say mid um 4 percent of refused to allow the name of angela davis, a great seger and civil rights activist in the united states to be given an in the front high school. however, one thing fresh shows me no e

angela davis angela davis became the face of black power in east germany. the american scholar of civil rights activist and communist was wrongfully imprisoned in the us until her acquittal in 1972. all right. engine, this is angela davis had a huge impact on my life. i finish it when i look at the photos now. the for a look was all the rage back time, and of course i had an afro and i wore glasses on most men to wherever i went in the east. somehow i was always angela davis. there was a political struggle taken up by the gd or that was good for me to give me a time in the late 19 seventy's eastern germany recruited a growing number of workers from vietnam, angola, mozambique, and other fellow commune to nations. more than $200000.00 people total by the time of german reunification. but they were obliged to go back home after a few years. and the authorities did not envision their broader social integration . gabrielle, available in the world remained largely white one. as far as how much she missed for because they weren't supposed to assimilate into not t

i believe it is necessary that we reject the naming of angela davis high school. since i have not received any other proposal from the educational community or the matter of saint dennis. i suggest that we attribute the name of rosa parks to her, as well as the head of the power as legion valerie press, who ordered the name change while calling miss davis, dangerous and divisive, and towards 21. the american activist, along with all the academics accuse funds of having a close colonial mentality that could be seen throughout his dominance. the move to rename the school comes up to a french algerian teenager was shot dead, impious by police last month. and a traffic incident sparking bonded riots, looting and accusations of racism by the security forces. under the davis is a human rights activist with a focus on visual discrimination. drawing has due to us, you joined the vertical but tons of movements which forth for the civil rights of african americans. and of the 197 since the f. b, i put on his most wanted list, which provoked widespread outcry around the worl

did you say mid um 4 percent of refused to allow the name of angela davis, a great seger and civil rights activist in the united states to be given an in the front high school. however, one thing fresh shows me know establishment will ab, about the name of valerie progress. among the reaction we got to this was from associating of introduction to education of california state university dominguez hills. a professor accompanied sally, who believes this step by the french officials, will prove damaging. it is a present, i have quite speaks as to how the french system named or line system addresses issues of identity and identity that seems not to include those who are not aware of what the process them see that's french. so it's really damaging, but it adds to the list of a bad thing so bad the policy.

she played a leading role in the international movement to free angela davis. but she was a member of the communist party. from 1962 to 1981, and she has been of the lgbt movement. the late 1970s and has published several, including the morning breaks, the trial of angela davis tapestry, the life, women's work, women's consciousness and meaning of daily experience, and a memoir politics how i grew up. read and fought for free speech and became a feminist rebel, which was nominated for lambda literary award in 2006. we also have with us tonight dr. estelle friedman. she's the edgar robinson professor in u.s. history emerita at stanford university. she co-founded the program in feminist gender and sexuality studies. the recipient multiple teaching awards. she has held fellowships the national endowment for the humanities, the guggenheim memorial foundation and the center for advanced study and the behavioral sciences. and she is currently a faculty fellow. friedman's books on the histories of women president feminism and sexuality include no turning back the hist

i believe it is necessary that we reject the naming of angela davis high school. since i have not received any other proposal from the educational community or the matter of saint dennis, i suggest that we attribute the name of rosa parks to her as well the head of pars region who ordered the name change. valerie progress accuse davis of being dangerous and divisive back in 2021. the american activist, along with other academics accused friends of having a post colonial mentality which could be seen through right. it's governance and quote, the news to rename. the school comes and made fresh soul searching in france after a federal jury. and teenager was shot dead by police last month in a traffic incident, sparking violent riots of accusations of racism by the security forces. i'm sure the davis is a human rights activists who fights against racial discrimination during her student years. she joined the radical black pump and movement which fought for the civil rights of black americans in the 1970s, the f. b. i pushed her on it's most wanted list which provoked

edition of narrative of the life of frederick douglass, which includes two lectures on liberation by angela davishat night, angela and toni had an extended conversation about what they called the three l's literacy liberation and libraries, which brings me to the most important thing that all of us who understand the power and the potential of books have to confront. now, the of intimidation and the attempt to control what we're able to read. this is not the first time that those who seek power have attempted to gain it by limiting access, knowledge and ideas. but this phase of book burning is something much more cynical and dangerous. and unfortunately more successful than what we've had to fight in the past. on hand. it's gratifying to see how those who would seek to ban books seem to understand the actual power they have to transform culture. but without readers, books cannot do their work. freedom of expression only goes so far if there is no freedom of access. and while the libraries and, librarians themselves are under attack, we in the bookselling publishing critical world must do our part

dan joins, a long list of accomplished honorees, including davis hanson yuval levin, wilfred mcclay, andrew roberts, angela cody villa and many more. please join me in welcoming this year's winner, dan mahoney. said. well, thank you so much, gianni, for this very gracious words. i i am going to continue developing a theme that was introduced by johnny burke tonight, and that is the indispensable melody of gratitude to a truly human in a truly civilized life. for me, a gratifying honor and genuine delight to be awarded the 2023 political award for the conservative book of the a gratifying honor, because i have been all my adult life to the essential conservative task of preserving and transmitting and yes, reforming and renewing the noble civilizational and civic inheritances that help define the west and america. i received this honor gratefully a sign that my efforts have borne fruit to receive this work is also a delight because of my longest, as johnny have mentioned with isi, with the intercollegiate studies institute, one that stretches back somewhere in the 1990s. take first summer honors program in

davie and two colleagues before the lords committee, the lord's communications committee. also, which is relevant to our current conversation on public sector pay, the labour deputy leader, angelao cut back. did we cut back in the right way? it is my opinion that we we didn't. i come back to the opinion i made earlier, not investing in the capital, the resources and infrastructure of the country, instead just choosing to carry on bolstering the number of people employed by the civil service and in our public sector. i think efficiency gains had to be made, but they were made at the expense of the long—term security and viability of the public sector. it is partly why they are having these massive strikes today.— they are having these massive strikes today. thanks very much. maxwell marlow, _ strikes today. thanks very much. maxwell marlow, director - strikes today. thanks very much. maxwell marlow, director of i strikes today. thanks very much. i maxwell marlow, director of research at the adam smith institute with some fascinating thoughts this morning. allen endorser, katie in peterborough, and some are from st helens and the senior research economist at the adam smith instit