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of medieval europe. ah. 3 romanesque churches have stood the test of time, the saint peter and paul church, the triple named minister of saint mary, and mark. and the saint george church. ah ah, we fly on to the womb area to see that so that hein, coal mine, industrial complex in essen. ah, once the largest and most modern coal mining plant, it was an operation for a total of 135 years ah, protected as a historic site. the industrial complex is now a space for cultural production. ah, the plant's very own swimming pool is a symbol for the structural changes that occurred in the food area. it represents the ship from an industrial site to a cultural, natural and recreational hotspot. ah, in the summer that sold behind complex is turned into an open air cinema with an industrial backdrop. the hine river is one of europe's most important waterways. and one of the continents biggest tourist attractions. the upper middle hind valley, which runs for around 65 kilometers from being into cobblins, was declared a world heritage site in 2002 around 40 castles, palaces and fortresses are strewn across the valley. in the town of saint gore's

so just to give a little bit of detail and i won't go too much into detail here because i know we are shorter on time, but mary church terrell of the national association of colored woman. she was a big era supporter by the late 1930s and her organization endorsed the era, but mary mcleod bethune, what who is a well-known civil rights activist during the 1930s and 1940s. she opposed the era and she was more aligned at the liberal. stance she was a sport the women's status bill, which was a protectionist measured to kind of stamp out the era and then you also have racist attitudes. like i said pervading both the pro and anti-position. so you have someone like florence kelly who was a social reformer and a big era opponent testifying and congress in the 1920s saying something to the effect of if the era were to pass it would mean that black men and white women would have the same rights. so just a very racially a charged argument to try to flare up people's opinions, and then you also have people on the protection side like esther peterson and representative emanuel cellar who hated the era, but also we're very strong

mary, the holy mother of god celebrating. it is a lovely feast. and then following that is if you memorials. we have basil and gregory the great, a few wonderful doctors of the church. we have the memorial of to american saints, to bury important american saints. on the fourth and fifth, then we have epiphany, january sixth which falls on a sunday this year, many times it doesn't. it's wonderful that it falls on a sunday and normally we have to move it. >> epiphany means a showing fourth? >> the arrival of the spirit is what we would say. and that in many places in the east is there christmas, that's a much more important feast for them. >> the feast of three kings? >> beast of the arrival, all of that. >> do we have a further slide? >> the next week, we only insert when christmas is early, so we have a week of christmas weekday masses but it culminates in january 13th this year when we and the christmas season with the baptism of the lord. >> the baptism of the lord. and so interesting, the first chapter of any good catholic's life, you're born in a couple weeks later, you are baptized. you take it in order, but i'm curious, who did baptized jesus? >> john the bap

civil rights activists and first president of the national association of colored people, of colored women, mary church it your rell, testified before this house in support of the e.r.a. in 1970 polly murray, a revolutionary black queer lawyer and scholar testified before the senate judiciary and reminded legislators that black women had the most to gain by passing the e.r.a. she famously said, quote, i suggest that what the opponents of the amendment fear is not equal rights but equal power and responsibility, unquote. senator mclellan, you mentioned that women of color have the most to gain by achieving constitutional equality. can you give us some specific examples of what you mean. >> yes, and thank you, because, again, it gives me an opportunity to address some misconceptions about why women, and particularly women of color, have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. women of color tend to be dominating professions that are essential workers because for many years those were the only opportunities available to those women, and there are generational impacts because of that. those women

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of ireland, my dear sister mary robinson. ministers, acting chiefjustice thabo —— ray zondo. the reverend michael weeder, leadership of the anglican churchourse, but with religious characteristics, and may i say that today you may well have written another chapter in government orders and processes of what a category one funeral with religious characteristics is. thank you very much, i havejust seen it for myself. if archbishop desmond tutu were here, he would have said, hey, hey, why are you looking so glum? so unhappy? he would have wanted to elicit a smile and laughter from amongst all of us. that was the type of person that he was. i am really delighted that government has been laid on this whole process by the church. we had after the passing of nelson mandela knowing that this moment would come. we have been discussing in government, how are we going to send archbishop desmond tutu onto the next world? we to give you it would be led by the church and i am rather pleased government has taken a back—seat this time around. there is only a few amongst us, the rarest of souls, who attain the stature of global icon during their lifetime.

department hosted a day of service at mary jane harman park volunteers removed dead leaves and cleaned up around the playgrounds in richmond. volunteers from bay area a hills church honored dr king's legacy by packaging more than 10,000 meals and in oakland , students from oakland tech high school work outside on another cleanup project. we're just gonna be out here, picking up trash, cleaned up the community and just beautifying the area. volunteers said they were proud to carry on dr king's message to make the world a better place for everyone. dozens of mental health workers at kaiser's oakland medical center walked off the job today as part of a day of action. they are upset that kaiser did not make today a paid holiday. as ktvu demagogues reports, the employees want more support for black therapists and their patients. we want our freedom. morita holding holding signs with dr king's iconic face and memorable words. mental health professionals at kaiser permanente picketed monday outside the kaiser medical center in oakland. they thought they'd be getting today off as a paid holiday, but last month learned that wouldn't be happening after all, kaiser telling

of crossword puzzle clues because five letters fits very well into many crossword puzzles. >> mary would like to know, it's still not easy being a thinking person in t the cath catholic churchlol. how did you deal with the more won't alignment with the far right, far political right among many u.s. bishops? >> well, you know, she try not to get involved in partisan politics, but she had, i can say that very clearly she said over and over again i am not going to let the establish olds -- bishops gold me out of this -- goad me out of this church. so she struggled with that. but as i've said, one of the reasons why she remain so loyal to her school, stone ridge -- and we recently as a family donated a new theater at that school, the cokie roberts theater which has just opened this fall, because that was the place, because this was an institution where her faith was most alive for two reasons. first of all, it was an institution run by and for women, but also it was an institution that focused on the gospel. she said from the time s i was a small child, i was taught by the nuns to those to whom much is given, much is expected. it's the most basic catechism that's taught, right?

mary. pat and another beautiful evening. during a virtual event hosted by the gilder. lehrmann institute of american history harvard university professor henry louis gates, jr. discussed the importance of the church in black communities. south carolina was majority black state. um, south carolina, louisiana, mississippi where majority black states and ground zero. for the black community during reconstruction was charleston, south carolina and georgia, alabama and florida were almost majority black states. so there's a real concentration of black power as jim clyburn representative clyburn says to me in the film in those six southern states and that was true. even before the civil war south carolina's nickname was -- country because it was so full of black people and that of course was because of the economy and the productivity of rice and the sea islands and the expertise of africans brought to south carolina to go grow rights, but there was also a sizable free black community now, we know that the ame church is first black denomination, and it's formed in philadelphia by richard allen and it's formally um born in the year 1860 well in charleston, there is a manual church and in 1822 a man name