booker t. washington, which we've spoken about. booker t. washington spoke at the exhibit a few years before, with his famous saying, cast down your buckets where you are. casten your bucket, as you pick it up your hands can operate in two ways. and all things economic they can be as one. we all think, social they will be as separate as the five fingers. we know there's no such thing as separate but equal. but booker t. washington put forth the theory and du bois was not challenging it. we will speak a bit more about it during the parents exhibit. in 1903, he publishes his magisterial work, but perhaps some people call the negro bible, the souls of black folk. he becomes the premiere voice when he writes this was a black folk. it is written first in serial form, in dive magazine and in atlantic monthly. as you look in the book, you can see but he does something unique. it's a very, first of the negro spiritual, and then we'll have a poem on the other side. very much in the tradition of du bois

but booker t. washington put forth a series duboise was not challenging, and we'll speak a bit about it more on the paris exhibit. in 1903 what is called the negro bible. he becomes the voice when he -- [inaudible] it's written first in serial form in atlantic monthly, and as you look in this book, you can see that he does something unique. he has a verse which is a verse of a negro spiritual, and then he would have a poem on the other side, very much in tradition of duboise in his own words. very much like this. you see the poem on one side. his famous poem was one of -- a famous poem was one that dr. king always read. this is by james russell lowe, a great poet. and the most famous lines -- yet the scaffolds -- then behind but then unknown. within the shadow keeping watch above his own. and, of course, king used that. and what does that mean just off your head? truth live on a scaffold. and what is a scaffold? just off your head. if you're an artist, you know what a scaffold is. >> [inaudible] >>

senator booker, why is the filibuster the benchmark of a strong democracy?reform. >> god dammit, bishop long, we want our money back. >> this isn't like your church services. this actually matters. thank you to our analysts and democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. >> thank you very much. >> when "tooning out the news" returns, a project we're working on that we're very excited about and we think you will be too. the coming global recession. >> announcer: follow "tooning out the news" on twitter, instagram, facebook, and tiktok for exclusive content. ...yes... i'll get you the file... sounds intense. clients... what do you do? retired. tech? nah... army. huh... ♪♪ check your spam folder. ♪♪ when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million and i d d so my y quesonons coueouout hicacase.y y son, ♪ call one eight hundred, cacalledhehe bars s filion and i d d soit was the b

senator booker, why is the filibuster the benchmark of a strong democracy?lelujah, amen, support filibuster reform. >> god dammit, bishop long, we want our money back. >> this isn't like your church services. this actually matters. thank you to our analysts and democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. >> thank you very much. >> when "tooning out the news" returns, a project we're working on that we're very excited about and we think you will be too. the coming global recession. >> announcer: follow "tooning out the news" on twitter, instagram, facebook, and tiktok for exclusive content. >> before exciting project we've been working on behind the scenes and are finally ready to reveal. >> everyone, please prepare yourself for your global recession. >> unemployment is at record lows, and inflation is at record highs. so, that means it's time for federal reserve chair jerome powell to rapidly raise interest rates and crash this economy. get excited, because the moment only comes once in a lifetime every seven years. the global elite will miss out, but you

-here to agree with us is democratic senator cory booker of new jersey.ringing palm sweat from your handkerchief after a ted cruz handshake to join us today, senator. -it is very, very good to be with you. thank you. -now, senator, are you confident democrats have made a compelling case to remain in power? and when you answer, please try to restrain yourself from saying the word "abortion" more than 500 times. -[ laughs ] -well, i have to remind folks where the economy was. we were in a terrible, terrible place when president biden took over because covid had shut down our economy. and the american rescue plan that biden signed into law rescued thousands and thousands of small businesses, helped us to get back out there and back to work. and he's continuing to pass more bills, i think, than we've seen done since lbj. -now, while democrats are appealing to voters' wallets, some republicans are appealing to the most bigoted nerve receptors in voters' brain stems. senator booker, here is your colleague, leather-upholstered republican senator tommy tuberville

klay thompson and devin booker, started chirping. both received technicals. but thompson wouldn't stop. so for the first time in his career, he got ejected. he kept referring to his four nba rings to a booker on his way out. from there it was all suns. former st. mary gale pumped in 17 points. suns led by as many as 29. and much of the time devin booker was the best player on the floor. deep three here. he led phoenix with 34. they won it 134-105. warriors record now is a difference. here is booker on what he was saying. [ inaudible ] >> repeated over and over. and they do. and they do. they're going to use that in all the trash talk rightfully so. >>> san jose, phil kessel became the nhl's iron man. playing in his nhl record, 999 consecutive game, and he put on a show. opening up the scoring. a first period goal, his first of the season. 400th of his career. sharks 2-1 lead evaporated. william carlson scored a go ahead goal with seven minutes left. vegas won the game 4-2. san jose, the lowest scoring team in the league is 0-3 at home this young season. >>> n

clay and booker, klayhe left wiw bng bk e rstimed under 30.away over bookends -- over anvisiting thee committed to this. ready for halloween. scoreless in the first. looking for his 400th career goal. golden nights in vegas. tied to in the third. score on the wrister. carlsen on carlsen crime. the golden nights beat the sharks. nights and -- 49ers and rams both wanted the tailback. with limited knowledge he played only 20 snaps, around 30 yards in his debut. expectation is we will see a lot more from mccaffrey. bust -- much to the dismay of -- >> now they get another great player. they got him. we have to be able to move forward accordingly and see a great player in addition to another great player. -- other great players. larry: a lot of people got rattled by the 5.1 earthquake today including the san jose earthquakes who tweeted "hello your coat -- okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's numb

it the booker is won about sri lanka's civil war.— lanka's civil war.t seems that every _ lanka's civil war. it seems that every sri _ lanka's civil war. it seems that every sri lankan - lanka's civil war. it seems i that every sri lankan atrocity, we never_ that every sri lankan atrocity, we never deal— that every sri lankan atrocity, we never deal with _ that every sri lankan atrocity, we never deal with it. - that every sri lankan atrocity, we never deal with it. we - that every sri lankan atrocity, | we never deal with it. we kind ofiust move _ we never deal with it. we kind ofjust move on. _ live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. the british prime minister, liz truss, has said she is sorry and accepts responsibility for mistakes in her economic plan. the majority of measures in her so—called mini budget have been reversed by her new chancellor, jeremy hunt. in an interview with our political editor, chris mason, she said the plans had gone "too far and too fast", but insisted she would lead th

larry fitzgerald and deandre hopkins, devon booker with a steal. suns up by 10 early.ay have been a double dribble but so pretty we had to show it to you. klay thompson, no look pass for the slam. that may have been one of klay's fest assists. clay and booker, klay ejected for the first time in his career. he left with only two points. curry tried to bring it back but the first time the season he has been held under 30. booker puts it away over bookends -- over andrew. visiting the sharks, they are committed to this. ready for halloween. scoreless in the first. looking for his 400th career goal. golden nights in vegas. tied to in the third. score on the wrister. carlsen on carlsen crime. the golden nights beat the sharks. nights and -- 49ers and rams both wanted the tailback. with limited knowledge he played only 20 snaps, around 30 yards in his debut. expectation is we will see a lot more from mccaffrey. bust -- much to the dismay of -- >> now they get another great player. they got him. we have to be able to move forward accordingly and see a great player in addition

the sri lankan author shehan karunatilaka has won this year's booker prize.s of maali almeida is set during the sri lankan civil war. he was awarded the prize by the queens consort in a ceremony in london tonight. good evening. we are celebrating this wonderful darkly comic ghost story set 30 years ago amid the horrors of war and the winner of the booker prize, shehan karunatilaka joins me now. how does it feel to joins me now. how does it feel to join the likes of salman rushdie, hillary mantell and win this prize? i am used to releasing books to little fanfare and that is what i thought for this. i thought it would come out, maybe some would like it and then we got on the book a long list. every step the party has continued and i will have a drink and go home tonight. this continued and i will have a drink and go home tonight.— and go home tonight. this is fabulous- — and go home tonight. this is fabulous. it's _ and go home tonight. this is fabulous. it's a _ and go home tonight. this is fabulous. it's a better - and go home tonight. this is fabulous. it's

this year's booker prize for fiction has gone to the sri lankan author — shehan karunatilaka.the sri lankan civil war. the author spoke to our culture editor — katie razzall. congratulations, i wonder how it feels to join the likes of salman rushdie, hilary mantel, amazing authors, and win this prize? look, i am used to releasing books to little fanfare, and that's what i thought for this, i thought it would come out, maybe some people might like it, and then we got the booker long list. that was phenomenal. every step, the party has continued, and yeah, i was going to have a drink and go home, and this is fabulous. turns out it's a better story and you get to win. as i said, it's a ghost story and your protagonist wakes up dead on the first page of the novel and has to spend seven days trying to find out who killed him and expose the horrors and atrocities of war. how important is it for you to get the message of the sri lankan civil war out to a wider audience? i wasn't thinking in those terms, i was writing a murder mystery and it just seemed that every sri lankan atrocity,

and one of the literary world's biggest prizes, the booker, is won by shahaan karunartilaka whose novel is set during sri lanka's civil war. i was writing a murder mystery and it just seemed that every sri lankan atrocity, we never deal with it, we kind ofjust move on. the british prime minister liz truss has apologised for mistakes in the government's financial strategy — a strategy that she set in motion. the majority of measures in her so—called mini budget have been reversed by her new finance minister jeremy hunt. he was in parliament on monday to explain why the economic policy was being scrapped. the prime minister herself was keeping a low profile. in a moment, we'll hear an exclusive interview with her. but first, our political editor chris mason has the story of how the day unfolded. first thing this morning, it felt like a government on the run. sorry about the rain, guys. the new chancellor was even apologising for the weather. jeremy hunt was jogging before dawn thought of breaking. any more u—turns? the answer was yes. news was already breaking. mr hunt was performing the

you know above booker t. washington. we read a document from booker t. washington, the founder of the tuskegee institute, an advocate of cautious approaches for african-americans to overcome jim crow. washington was a republican. washington spoke for a segment of the black population in the united states and roosevelt valued him as a political consultant. when word leaked out that the president had sat down has an equal, basically, to dinner with a black man in the white house, the white south exploded in rage. the headlines, some of them, were really un-printable and things i won't quote to you. they were just outraged, upset all the social order in the south, that jim crow that we talked about on friday, it overturned all of that when a white president sat down on terms of at least rough equality with an african american. roosevelt defended his actions in the aftermath. he, i think, looked down his nose at the racism and prejudice that these white southern newspaper editors and letters he was getting was showing. but he was also savvy enough to know th

senator booker. >> thank, you i know you had a hard time hearing that.'m sure that his own staff will communicate with yours. before i jump into my questioning, i was really grateful you came by my office and i find your own personal story so great. this is the first time you've been here in a senate hearing. could you just tell us, this is a very tough job with a lot of responsibilities, a lot of pressure inheriting, frankly, a lot of problems. what drives you to do this work? why are you where you are? >> thank you, senator. it was a pleasure meeting in person, good to see you again this morning. it's the people in the business. i believe in, people i believe people can change. i'm passionate about working hard to ensure that those in our care and custody come back to our communities as good neighbors. and i believe in our corrections professionals. i know we spent a lot of time this morning talking about the people who made horrible, egregious choices. that is not the majority of our employees. the majority of our employees are good, hardworking profe

shannon was a booker on our show in our earliest years. billion hours. she did the job the right way with grit and glamour and she knew when to be competitive, which was awesome. she knew when to be compassionate. she was 56 years old when she died this month after a long fight with ovarian cancer. her friends remember her as a mentor, as a guardian angel and as a heck of a lot of fun. we miss you. we send your love and condolences to your family. i thought i would make it. "way too early" is up next. >>> i've been in this business, it is tough business. if you think that you are going to help ohio, you're not. if you can't even stand up for yourself, how are you going to stand up for the people of the state? >> if you were half as good of a legislator as you pretend to

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: one of the literary world's biggest prizes — the booker — is. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited forfor decades. the former dictator in the dock older, slimmer and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plane, it lights up a biblicalfamine — now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion — in argentina today, it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends, _ we have always come to a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is bbc news, the top stories. britain's prime minister liz truss says she will not be stepping down as prime minister, despite her premiership hanging by a thread in the aftermath of the mini budget. french oil workers and transport staff go on strike as anger builds against president macron's government polic

booker. those of washington, theodore roosevelt helped conclude the russian-japanese peace in portmouth and for this he received the nobel peace prize and the appearance of teddy bears is associated with his name. teddy during the assassination attempt, the bullet hit a steel case for glasses and a thick stack of papers and lost its lethal force and got stuck in the pectoral muscle. but it wasn't dangerous the attacker was declared insane. he ended his days in a hospital for the mentally ill, but roosevelt was still not elected for a third term, he lost to the candidate of the democratic party. dro wilson on october 14, 1943, prisoners revolted in the sobibor death camp. this required incredible courage and courage. the camp was located on the territory of poland. about a quarter of a million jews were killed here, ukrainian collaborators from all european countries helped the nazis drive people into the gas chamber and shoot prisoners. they created an underground organization. the backbone w

he got into it with devon booker. got ejected for the first time in his career. he did let booker and the sons' bench know he has four championships rings on his way out. charters berkeley had a thought. >> these young boys kick in [ bleep ] . there ain't nothing i could do about it. that was the time that klay thompson was the best two way guard. he is not the same guy. that is because of injuries. is he done? no, i don't think he has done. i think he is slowing down. that's why he is frustrated. >>> soccer the spotlight on the oakland roots . they are going to head to san antonio for the biggest match in franchise history. the league is the western conference semi finals. >> i don't think you have to pump them up next month because they are raring to go. >>> they beat san diego 3-nil last weekend in the opening round of the usl playoffs. now, the low seed takes on top seed san antonio friday night for a trip to the conference finals. and that would be a first. >> it's kind of us against everybody type thing. we came here. the low seed. we go on the road. we hav

it happened after he got into it with devin booker. had been chirping for most of the game and finally arrest. they had enough after the double tax clay became even more agitated. and you can see right here, he led the suns bench know he had 4 rings on his way off the court after the game. devin booker gave us a little insight into the altercation. >> they have 4 innings. repeated over and over and they do. >> having a tough night, you know, i think everything plays plays into that just to competitors. i love klay thompson. i have for a really long time. but you know, it doesn't excuse us from being competitive and talking to each other. you know, i've always admired his game. no high players on both sides of the ball. and obviously the ring speak for themselves. like i said, i'm going to bring it every time. >> to the college ranks yesterday was the women today, the men's hoops teams in the pac 12 took part in its annual media day out downtown san francisco. stanford was picked to finish 5th in the conference, although they were one o

and one of the literary world's biggest prizes, the booker, is won by sri lanka's shahaan karunartilakaout his country's civil war. i country's civil war. was writing a murder mystery and i was writing a murder mystery and itjust seemed every sri lankan atrocity, we never deal with it, we kind ofjust move on. the british prime minister, liz truss, has said she is sorry and accepts responsibility for mistakes in her economic plan. the majority of measures in her so—called mini budget have been reversed by her new chancellor, jeremy hunt. in an interview with our political editor, chris mason, she said the plans had gone "too far and too fast", but insisted she would lead the conservatives into the next election. inside ten downing street tonight, today's prime minister in the corridors, those of yesterday on the wall. prime minister, who is to blame for this mess? first of all, i do want to accept responsibility and say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. i wanted to act to help people with their energy bills, to deal with the issue of high taxes, but we went too far and too fast

last night, devon booker wynford 34. is not a big deal. devon booker said i love klay thompson. it played four games. they will get it together. have to be patient. >> stay calm? >> i guess. >> 70 more games? >> don't get ejected again. join the club. [laughter] >> remote workers. listen up. 60% of managers say remote workers will be the first to go if layoffs happen with a looming recession. a screaming -- screening firm said that eight in 10 say working from home makes them more vulnerable in a layoff. do you think companies will use the threat of recession to wield people back in? >> absolutely. i think so. i can understand, out of sight, out of mind. it assumes you're at home, sitting on the couch. they're thinking the worst things. all of those stereotypes. i felt more productive i actually worked a little bit longer. >> this is going to be lawsuit city. if it seems discriminatory in some way. kristen: i think of new hires. they did not have a face to face to establish the relationship, the managers do not know them as well. if it came time to let people go, they don't know

clay thompson and devin booker mix it up that resulted in apparent ease for clay, who was ejected forin 759 career games ended up being the unraveling of the war. lawyers who were outscored 60ecr will bury a deep three here. booker at 34 the sons pulled away for 1 34 105 when the warriors are two and two on the young season, that means there are 78 regular season games to go. the two teams will meet again on november 16th again in phoenix. expect more emotion. yeah. i mean, he and brooke have gotten into it a little bit over the years there just you know, they're there. competitors regarding thompson has been ejected. you know the nba's highest technical competition in the world and stuff like that happens to the bench. he has words with sharks back home after two and two eastern road trip, trying not to fall too far under 500 golden knights, phil kessel said a new nhl ironman record playing his 998th consecutive game. castle also scored a goal tonight. they were tied at one of the second period when the sharks got free on a breakaway matinee skating on a downhill. sanity in front 2 t

the british author of the historical novel wolf hall was the two time winner of the booker prize, england's highest literary award. and as the holiday months approach, various booksellers and literary groups are releasing their lists of best books of 2020 to being named to one of those lists can serve to boost book sales as much as they do an author's prestige. here's a few of the recent announcements from barnes and noble, some of their best books of 2022 include ben mcintyre's prisoners of the castle. it's a history of the nazi maximum security prison that was used to house escape prone allied prisoners. there's also i'm glad my mom died. this is by director and singer jennette mccurdy. it's a memoir of her time as a child star in hollywood and her victimization at the hands of her mother and the television industry. and one book on this year's barnes and noble list won't be released until november. it's former first lady michelle obama's forthcoming book, the light we carry. it's a follow up on her bestselling memoir, becoming, and it is set for release on november 15th. well, another cl

sprawling carnival of cable tv news, the absolute toughest job might be the role of booking producer, or booker for sure. the other people go out and find people to be on tv, even one is sometimes a terrible idea for that person to be on tv. but the book asked to talk that person into it anyway, it is definitely a job that i can never do not even for one minute, but you are looking right here one of the best in the business, channing goldman was one of the bookers on the show, in our earliest years, she was creative, she was smart, she worked a billion hours, she did the job of cable tv booker, with glitter and glamour and chutzpah, she went to be competitive, was often, she also want to be competitive and compassionate. she was 64 years old when she died tonight, after a long fight with ovarian cancer. her friends remember her as a mentor, as a guardian angel, and as a heck of a lot of fun, we really miss you shannon, we send our loving condolences to her family. okay, i thought i could make it, that's gonna do it for us tonight, that's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell, good even

the british author of the historical novel wolf hall was the two time winner of the booker prize, england's highest literary award. and as the holiday months approach, various booksellers and literary groups are releasing their lists of best books of 2020 to being named to one of those lists can serve to boost book sales as much as they do an author's prestige. here's a few of the recent announcements from barnes and noble, some of their best books of 2022 include ben mcintyre's prisoners of the castle. it's a history of the nazi maximum security prison that was used to house escape prone allied prisoners. there's also i'm glad my mom died. this is by director and singer jennette mccurdy. it's a memoir of her time as a child star in hollywood and her victimization at the hands of her mother and the television industry. and one book on this year's barnes and noble list won't be released until november. it's former first lady michelle obama's forthcoming book, the light we carry. it's a follow up on her bestselling memoir, becoming, and it is set for release on november 15th. well, another cl

mass protests in booker t.ashington support on the download not actively did not people to come in storm. but he had supported the boycott failed. historian the answer to that is a chapter on black entrepreneurship. that chapter on black entrepreneurship is not just about businessmen and women about how civil society organizations seemingly people coming together, they caught for themselves if you get sick going to misha's house to make sure she's sick. if she is will pay her days wages week later to make sure you're on the mend and whatnot. provide a means by which without access the institutions or without government giving that they create their own civil society their own organization so much more than that. they provide african-americans a first opportunity political activity. by 1873 may offer an opportunity for black men there also female to come together to vote to be active in theirir communities to earn af role. the work of the church is the work of the businessmen and women, the naacp of the lawyers

what booker t.ton wanted them to do, put down their bucket when they did their job and were great at it, they were best doctors, the black doctor, they did what they are supposed to do, worked hard, got ahead, and then i think tulsa is a cautionary tale. they think, no, we have to have rule of law, have to have the rule of law. without private property protection you can be as entrepreneurial as you want to and that's something we had to grapple with in the book, black americans, this happened in memphis. this happened time and time again and it was a failure of americans to live up to liberal values. this is not an indictment of american liberalism but a failure of the individuals to live up to the system. >> the rule of law is great but the rule of law across many states served to punish the individual to create this or to make it more open for others to do the same thing with black economic progress, not to protect those you are abusing but rule of law for me and a lot of black people is the idea

booker buries it deep three of his own booker had 34 sons pull away for 1 34 105 win.the warriors are two and two on the young season. that means there are 78 regular season games to go. and kurt doesn't want thompson to expect too much this early in the season. please care so much about the game about, you know his own impact on our team and silver badly, and he's trying to force everything right now. he's just trying to go too hard, but he's done that many times even before the injuries, so remind him of that. we have 78 games to go. the sharks back home after two and two eastern road trip trying not to fall too far. 105 100 golden knights phil kessel said a ne nhl ironman record playing in his 998th consecutive game, castle lawson scored a goal tonight at one of the second period when the sharks got free and a breakaway matt nieto skates in on a downhill san jose in front 2 to 1. but too much las vegas in the third period. it's to hear erik karlsson gets free. james reimer won't be able to stop him. vegas goes on to win 42 9 games the sharks have been on the winning

devin booker gave us a little insight into that altercation. >> they have 4 innings.eated over and over and they do. >> having a tough night, you know, i think everything plays plays into that. just to competitors. i love klay thompson. i have for a really long time. but you know, it doesn't excuse us from being competitive and talking to each other. you know, i've always admired his game. you know, i players on both sides of the ball. and obviously the ring speak for themselves. like i said, i'm going to bring it every time. >> not always been a huge booker fan, but that was a great answer. let's go to the college ranks yesterday was the women today the men's hoops teams in the pac 12 took part in its annual media day downtown. san francisco. stanford was picked to finish 5th in the conference, although they were one of just 4 teams to receive the first place vote. they believe they can outplay that projection. the cardinal return a lot of fire power led by harrison ingram who actually declared for the nba draft last season before ultimately deciding to return to the

overcoming the odds is something booker learned at a very young age prosthesis since one year old pretty much had my whole life to practice and figure out how my life was going to function. lamberg helped get the team to the 2014 and 2018 amputee soccer world cups and this go around, he's going for the gold players and staff that are from 10. different states, each one of these players have trained their hearts out. in order to be their first games will be round robin style starting on october, 1st team usa will play england, argentina and indonesia in the top two teams will move on to the elimination rounds in the days after for booker, making it to the world cup gives him a chance to prove disability is not a deterrent. we don't feel sorry for ourselves. we just want people to recognize what we're doing all the way over to the opposite side and for physical therapist james peer glaad and coach jim franks, who are both going to turkey with the team. it's about showcasing these athletes on the soccer field. they are no different. you forget that you're watching adaptive athletes. we're g

the mother and the wages are low, saw for my view. booker waffle. at is, beth is glad that one more person will be voting. as a kid, she saw how the latino community was discriminated against seeing how my community wasn't being treated, the same as other communities really impacted me. i'm not going to deal with us anywhere. i'm going to vote for officials that truly put me in my community 1st and that's kind of were. that's where i'm at now. it's of his impact. it's the engine that keeps the young latinos in arizona going no matter how long the wrote. this is the w news live from berlin, sick route because of the latest business is coming up next. i'm really mohammed and for watching all season. lee, i might. and the to stick society a symbol of arbitrary rule to.

so we really see booker t, washington as playing. part there that he doesn't always get credit for and we go on to talk about the wonderful stories of madam. cj walker, of course, john h. johnson the very brave publisher who put the picture of emmett till into ebony and jet magazine, and of course trm howard the great black hospitaler who protected the family of emmett till during their trial and was a mentor to medgar evers and fannie lou hamer so that's just a wonderful reflection on what black americans were able to accomplish despite all of the ridiculous obstacles that were being put in their way. then as we move on we take a look at some of the really egregious. the egregious eugenicist views of the progressive era where right at the turn of the century, you know, it's sometimes underestimated. just how popular these eugenicist ideas were the notion of racial superiority and inferiority on a pseudoscientific basis. and from there we see the rise of the minimum wage the idea of the minimum wage and the notion that we can disempl

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the fact that booker t washington born and his brilliant mind wanted to take to scale a movement where black children in the south had the highest quality educational facility that robert taylor, the first black professional architect in america, would design the original school plan. the george washington carver was the de facto landscape designer, and that communities would organize and consolidate their resources to cover the building materials, to construct the schools, to donate the land. and when i learned that my mom and dad and my aunts, uncles and our family was connected to a social movement created by booker t washington, and that little really the physical preservation of this history, it inspired to look and question what is my own social responsibility to his legacy work of uplifting black america. so that was the moment and that year and a half project that i knew that there was a quiet power to this work and that it could help to shift our national consciousness and understanding about the black experience. well, we're so glad you took that chance and that quiet that yo