barrick currently living in. >> guest: agrees seen in american history. it will continue to shape american history. a presence for is just talking up the black population, more than 5% to 01 and 20 is an immigrant. we take, you know, the black population of the immigrants and their children, it's one end to end. immigrants just don't go anywhere. they go to particular places. so here in washington the emigrant portion of a black population is 17%. in new york is over 35 percent. in fact tell if we took immigrants and their children in new york city to that is probably the majority of the black population. this said there would know something about their history. likin differently. i think the short answer to the question is absolutely. >> is it fair to compare remember in and out to the 1920's? >> i think, jeff. it's all about comparing these four great migrations. i'm a great advocate of comparison a muffin tins. doesn't give the migrations, but the. between the migrations. people come to identify and become deeply identified with place. that is, if we t

mitch barrick -- they make it a 21-9 game.now in the third quarter, centreville driving. he's intercepted by josh towson. this kid can run, he takes it 43 yards to the house for the score. oscar smith goes on to win 47-21. it's their second title in the last four years, congrats to the coach and the kids from centreville on an impressive 13-2 season. >>> how about some pop warner super bowl highlights from florida. three local teams in ago, there's mickey mouse pumping up the little ones, junior peewee division. they fall to the ravens in double overtime. peewee division, leading the marshall heights bison, also ahead of d.c., they're the national champs, defeating the wildcats. love the hair. and in the junior midget division, thanks to three touchdowns from this kid, keith west. the white oak warriors are national champs, they take down virginia beach mustangs, 34-30. way to represent the d.c. area. those kids are ballin' out there. >>> to college hoops, in georgetown, visiting number three syracuse, the highest ranked owe p