good morning to you both. >> guest: good morning. >> host: chanelle wilson,, start with you.y and how long this theory has been around. >> guest: so critical race there hasn't been around forfo a while come since about the '60s andgu more in thatpe

chanelle wilson, i'll let you start. guest: thinking about this idea of hope. hope is absolutely necessary. think back to what mr. roe said, radical show one of the only things that's gotten african-americans to where we are. constantly and consistently in this country, along with other groups, african-americans have fought to make the united states what it is. the amount of resistance that we have faced for 400 years is a testament to that. but in thinking about hope and where we are with our children, particularly black and brown children who are living within the orchestration of poverty and urban cities that are underfunded with less access to resources, the serkts all the typical characteristics of urban schools, hope is not enough. hope is not enough, but everyone has it. which is why they continue to show up to educational spaces, hoping that something different may happen, hoping that a different outcome will be theirs, hoping that they can do and make it better. so thinking about hope, hope has to come with real information. it has to come with recogni

chanelle wilson, i'll let you start. guest: thinking about this idea of hope.e is absolutely necessary. think back to what mr. roe said, radical show one of the only things that's gotten african-americans to where we are. constantly and consistently in this country, along with other groups, african-americans have fought to make the united states what it is. the amount of resistance that we have faced for 400 years is a testament to that. but in thinking about hope and where we are with our children, particularly black and brown children who are living within the orchestration of poverty and urban cities that are underfunded with less access to resources, the serkts all the typical characteristics of urban schools, hope is not enough. hope is not enough, but everyone has it. which is why they continue to show up to educational spaces, hoping that something different may happen, hoping that a different outcome will be theirs, hoping that they can do and make it better. so thinking about hope, hope has to come with real information. it has to come with recognizing

sunday morning, critical race theory and school curriculum with assistant professor of education chanelle wilsonamerican enterprise institute resident ian rowe. the future of u.s.-russian relations. watching c-spans'washington journal on sunday morning, can join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. -- where you get podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: we are back with a distinct fellow at the council former relations and former special envoy for israeli-palestiniago

sunday morning, critical race theory and school curriculum with assistant professor of education chanelle wilson. american enterprise institute resident ian rowe. the future of u.s.-russian relations. watching c-spans'washington journal on sunday morning, can join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. -- where you get podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: we are back with a distinct fellow at the council former relations and former special envoy for israeli-palestinian negotiations and former u.s. ambassador to israel, good morning mark. guest: thank you for having me. host: we just talked with a person who gave us the palestinian side of what is going on. you are an american, i want you as a former ambassador to israel give us your reaction to the cease-fire that was announced. guest: it is welcome. in is important to stop the killing -- it is important to stop the killing. try to pick up the pieces. we have seen this movie before. it ends the same way. that it ended is important, but it does not lead to any horizon for ending the conflict is what is dep

announcer: bryn mawr college's chanelle wilson and the american enterprise institute's ian rowe aboutitical race theory in the school curriculum. later, william

coming up sunday morning we will talk about critical race theory and school curriculum with chanel wilsond the american enterprise institute fellow ian rowe. also the future of u.s.-russia diplomatic relations. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. join your -- during the discussion with your calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> senator tim kaine and todd young have cosponsored legislation to have -- to repeal authorization for the use of military force in iraq. they discussed those efforts at an event hosted by the heritage foundation. this discussion is in our. -- an hour. >> you both know are distinguished guests, senator tim kaine who serves for virginia and the vice presidential nominee. i think this is the first vice presidential nominee from the democratic party that we have here and we are delighted to have you. his sois