what is the origin of the name jim crow -- jim crow question mark -- jim crow? to haveould not claim the best understanding. it is a nickname that was given but i do not remember all of the origins of this game. segregation, for what used to be called a little earlier in 19th century, black laws or black codes. but the term jim crow was coined at some point and it stuck. host: next is watching us in houston. watching us in houston. caller: this is josh. two questions, first when plessy was decided, was there any national outcry denouncing the decision and secondly, where their laws passed nationally after the plessy decision was handed down? ted: there was almost no immediate reaction to the plessy case. there was very little reaction. newspaperse was some in the north that commented on etc. brooklyn and chicago, they did not have a whole lot to say about it. there was a national outcry. if you had told summary that we --ld be sitting here somebody that we would be sitting here 100 some odd years later talking about it as a landmark case, i do not know if they w

there's been a lot of discussion recently about jim crow laws. who is jim crow? >> all right, thanks. what is the origin of the name jim crow applied to those laws? >> well, i don't know that i would claim to have the best understanding. i think it's a nickname that was given, but i don't remember all of the origins of this nickname for segregation, for what used to be called a little earlier in the 19th century black laws, or black codes. but the term jim crow was coined at some point, and it stuck. >> next is bob watching us in houston. hi, bob. bob, you're on the air. >> caller: this is josh. >> josh is ini algona, iowa, welcome, sir. >> caller: when plessy was decided was there an outcry denouncing the decision? and were there laws passed nationally right after plessy decision was handed down? >> there was almost no immediate reaction to the plessy case. very little reaction. i know there was some newspapers in the north that commented on it in brooklyn and chicago, et cetera. they didn't have a whole lot to say about it. there wasn't a national outcry. if yo

is the origin with jim crow? >> guest: i don't know that i would claim to have the best understanding. it is a nickname that was given thabut i don't remember all of e origin of a first aggregation of what used to be called a little earlier in the 19th century but the term jim crow was claimed and it stuck. >> josh is in algona iowa. >> caller: i have two questions. first, when decided was there any national outcry in the decision in the second when it was passed after the decision was handed down? >> guest: therdown? >> guest: there was almost no immediate reaction to the case. or very little reaction. and i know there was some newspapers in the north of commented on it and in brooklyn and chicago etc. they didn't have a lot to say about it. there wasn't a national outcry if you told somebody that we would be sitting here 100 some odd years later talking about it as a landmark case i don't know that they would have recognized it for that purpose. as to whether there were national laws passed, i don't think that

sam crowe, very much a horse to watch for the future.the favourites, sam spinner, wins, because his trainer is lucky to be at cheltenham at all, as dave edwards now reports. meet sam, he is getting ready for a run on the gallops up in the yorkshire dales near laban, but he will soon be heading to cheltenham, and what those around him say is already a bit of a fairy tale. when you're is that your name is lexus and spinners in the morning, you know it will be a good day. he is such a gentleman, he is such a pleasure to ride. i‘m very lucky. also feeling lucky is trainerjed 0‘keefe. his small team has never seen a horse is good, and more importantly, he is now in the best of health. i had two tumours, one in my neck and one of my tonsil, which was diagnosed as being stage three cancer, which is obviously very scary. i had some rigorous treatment, which was very aggressive, and made life very difficult for me and my family. we made the decision to stop training, but it was to the support encouragement of our existing clients to keep us going

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rep of who is one of germany's biggest music stars despite the fact that we've never seen his face crow doesn't care about stardom and all the hype surrounding this person and that's probably one of the reasons why he chose to play concerts at small clubs on this tour rather than huge arenas we met up with him at his recent gig in berlin. keeping it real with his new true tour he wants to go back to his roots. i didn't want to lose my bearings i wanted to go back to basics this feeling of clubs again cigarettes on the floor i wear. it a bit i want to revive the nice feeling of the old days so that's why i'm going back to smaller venues ok so some fans are prepared to wait for hours even to below freezing temperatures. get a ticket. so that we can be at the front. it's warm and cozy and. the fans getting right up close to him but when it comes to his music he wants to be free. never only done rap or pop or rock i've always been free i don't want to be pigeonholed anywhere. in two thousand and twelve when he posted a clip for his song easy. to fame immediately. but. the phrase for his mix

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the letter from sarah crow's father to her mother and was in the stolen suitcase.both of her parentsnd she just got the suitcase from a relative and had no idea what all was inside.sarah crow/ father wrote letter: "since i had never opened it, i couldn't tell if anything was missing so i had no idea what was missing and what wasn't."chris bowers/ found love letter:"so i think the real question is do you feel your mother or your father's earssarah crow/ father wrote letter:"i have no idea! i have no idea whose ears i have. i'll have to look at pictures. now i'm going to go check when i get home."sarah has not even read the full letter yet and wanted to wait until she was alone to take it all in.but she's grateful for good neighbors.sarah crow/ father wrote letter:"this whole thing has just been like humanity is still there. and people care. and i'm like that's awesome." (jrstone) that was kelly rippin reporting. (justine) to prove the earth is flat, a california man launched himself nearly 2-thousand feet into the air... in his homemade steam-powered rocket. this after several previou

crow is keeping it real with his new true tour he wants to go back to his roots after all the hype. and i didn't want to lose my bearings i wanted to go back to basics this feeling of clubs again cigarettes on the floor where. you get a bit. i want to revive the nice feeling of the old days so that's why i'm going back to smaller venues ok so some fans are prepared to wait for hours even to below freezing temperatures. we've all got a ticket so what are you standing in line for so that we can be at the front. it's warm and cozy inside. doesn't mind the fans getting right up close to him but when it comes to his music he wants to be free. never only done rap or pop or rock i've always been free i don't want to be pigeonholed anywhere. in two thousand and twelve when he posted a clip from his song easy. to fame immediately. has now been fifty six million times. but. he coined the phrase for his mixture of. and named his debut album that's now sold over five hundred thousand copies the trains media designer always hides his face he wants to remain anonymous on stage but also when he re

we found the female equivalent of crow on fox no one knows who the rep you had the fox is but we do know that on to folks as one of the pops up and coming stars has more on our new releases. humans fall or in the german rap scene on people from flensburg and northern germany has been making music for more than four years her debut album storm comes out at the end. much. i. love that. others latest single. has biblical overtones to charles his second album source it's due to be released at the end of april. cut the time. when you ladies and playing an astronaut in one of his music videos he performs in the u.s. australia and across asia in the fall he's going on tour in germany his debut album choices will be released in early may. a little detour to south america surely to wrestlers by the main role in milky chances new video these indigenous women from libya peru and chile don traditional dress in the wrestling arena. play. one song we have surely been hearing plenty over the next few months is let me walk alone by me show to the twenty seven year old will be representing germany at thi

forget to include your mailing address you can win a book by dina and cities by fjords tom blank and crow and now tell me the truth who a few still has a cd by the next you're a dance act hidden at home somewhere missed the presidents coco jumbo has just turned twenty two back then it even hit the u.s. charts to celebrate the song's anniversary we have the video for you enjoy that's all for today have a great week bye bye and as fellow a go and i go and build a condo. oh. look the. get the. up the. up the the. get . glib. the but. the but. the the. the because. they make the commitment. they find. stronger cuckoo. for cocoa the be stories for both people making a difference. in the continental the first job on the old stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies to the big w.'s new multimedia sirius makes. w. dot com click on the most. high so they came to take you seriously in the fourth quarter. coming up. on. the.

this was a time when jim crow was not yet up and running. segregationiring was not welcome university by railroads. it was challenged as a violation of equal protection clause. as tamika said, justice brown held that as long as the cars are equal there is no problem. facilities is all the constitution requires. any implication of inferiority is the problem of african americans. justice john marshall harlan, this is a kentucky former slave state. he has a note nothing turned abolitionist. he said i would rather be right then consistent. he is writing the consenting decision. pen that chiefhe justice tommy had used to write the dred scott decision. this is one of the great defenders of the promise of the reconstructed amendments. consent, he says that everyone knows that the real purpose of separation was not for the convenience of both parties but to degrade and stigmatize african-americans. he said in respect of civil rights, the constitution knows nor tolerates classes among citizens. the constitution is colorblind. to hiss an odd preface d

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i'm in. [ crowing ] blockers.ed r. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." march madness started last weekend and already all of our brackets are busted. xavier is out. loyola chicago is still growing strong, and that's thanks to their adorable chaplain, sister jean, and her incredible slam dunks. ( laughter ) and friday night, the biggest upset in college basketball history. number one seed virginia lost to a 16 seed, the university of maryland baltimore county. yeah, so many people had no clue who this team was. so many people, in fact, that their website crashed because people were googling it. too many people were googling it. ( laughter ) also, best part is u.m.b.c.'s mascot is the retrievers. this means this is as close as we'll ever get to a real-life air bud, right? ( laughter ) but, unfortunately, u.m.b.c. lost in the second rund, which would be if a bud won in the big game but had to fly home on united. >> audience: ooooooh! >> trevor: yeah, sorry, sorry, kids. i take your oo

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jim crow was a state action. why is the decision in the cases cited as ushering in jim crow era and so far as it did not strike down the prohibition on state action? >> to make this complete separation between private decision-making end quote state action, i think why jim crow laws flowed from that and again that sets up a sets up a construct where they are are two different forms of citizenship. there are citizenship for rights of white citizens in different set for rights of black citizens and whether you cloak it in terms of state action are not once they affirm that it allows states to move forward and say we don't have very much worry about jim crow laws that essentially says yes you can be in a theater but there is a black section and a white section which then the supreme court affirmed in two separate equal doctrines in bless verses ferguson. that construct is allowed for them -- the reason why i so fundamentally reject this notion of the state action doctrine as put forth by the majority in the civil ri

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of employers kind of put people into different groups maybe it would be good to know what kind of crow type so employees to put in the right here the other thing used of the oid rotating shifts and you can try to not use your long clock in the morning if possible and kind of live more according to your own internal time system but i mean i wouldn't have an alarm clock wouldn't be here in the show would be over without me is really a possible solution you know the half sort of pressure that we are but i mean we really as a scientist so chronobiology could kind of lobby for for example later school times is special me older kids fifteen eighteen year old pupils they usually have a much later clock than the rest of the society and for these people. school beginning is much. different types some people who'd like to sleep long and others like to get up in the morning credibly yeah so it's clear that we have different current types and it is you can appreciate that if you know that the clock is determined by genes we have clock teams and depending so since we are all different in our hair c

into the jim crow era. into the present day. what we are already finding, slavery in salem started to really point to what we have today as

they wanted to and so through the activism of dr king rosa parks and so many others we saw in to jim crow laws particularly in the south as well as some parts of the north we also saw the passage of the one nine hundred sixty four civil rights act than one nine hundred sixty five voting rights act and the one nine hundred sixty eight fair housing act none of which would have been possible were it not for the strong advocacy and activism and lasting legacy of dr martin luther king jr fifty years later what is dr king's unfinished business . well unfortunately there is a great deal of unfinished business dr king was in the process of launching a poor people's campaign in washington d.c. that was actually supposed to happen in april of one nine hundred sixty eight he saw the intersection between race and class and the struggle for equality in this country and he wanted to push for a basic income for all americans affordable housing universal health care and make sure that life was more equitable for all people and particularly people of color so we know that poor people's campaign happened t

into the jim crow era. into the present day. what we are already finding, slavery in salem started to really point to what we have today as predominantly african-american communities. we can start to see the migrations that are standard in the united states with urban centers and we can start to see why and how those were related to moravian issues. transfer answer your question, what is my favorite story? the anticipation of all the other stories of aspiration that are going to come out of the hidden town project. let's are cities of two or staff travel to winston-salem north carolina to learn about its history. learn more about other stops on the tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you are watching american history tv, all week and every weekend on c-span3. >> explores how the democratic south became solidly republican. he focuses on the southern strategy. efforts by the republican party to appeal to conservative whites. he also talks about the economic growth of the sunbelt region. his class is about 70 minutes. joseph: today i a

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jim crow laws were state actions. why is the decision in the cases cited as ushering in the jim crow era insofar as it did not strike down state action. >> one of the biggest mistakes is to make this complete separation between private -- private decision-making and, quote, state action. i think why jim crow laws flowed from that -- and, again, it sets up this legal construct where there's two different forms of citizenship. there there is sheriff'ship privileges and a different set of rights for black citizens. and once the civil rights cases affirmed that, whether you cloak it in the term state action or not, once they affirm that, it allowed states to then move forward and say, we don't have very much worry about passing into law jim crow laws that essentially said, yes, you can be in the theater, but there is a black section and there is a white section. there is a colored section and white section which then the supreme court affirmed through the separate but equal doctrine in plessy versus ferguson. so i think s

crow and. he made his way to the top easy. for now he says pride by a big stage. and returns to his roots in the clubs. he's crow on politics next d.w. . state by state. colorful. the most traditional. at any time. check him with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. we make up of what we watch as folks that under educated we are the sum of some of the same. want to shape the continent's future to. be part of the african youngsters of testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to seventy seven percent a. platform for africa during. storms people for information. they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter today in touch. with. a low and a very warm welcome to public spall the your guide to the german music scene my name is marcus shorts and i will shed some light on the following artist's. claw was hitting the club stages. german singer dino coco's sugandha.

the issue on the case with crowe lawsduct, jim were state actions. one of the biggest mistakes the civil rights is -- cases began to make, this complete separation between private decision-making and state action. why jim crowe laws flowed from that, it sets up this legal construct where there is two different forms of citizenship. a different set of rights for black citizens. once the civil rights cases the firm to that, whether you cloak it in the term state action or not, once they affirm that, it allows states to move forward and say we do not have very much worry about passing into law jim crow laws that said you can be in the theater but there is a black section and a white section. there is a colored section and a white section. in supreme court affirmed plessy versus ferguson. setting up these constructs which allow for them to take off and start running like what we have seen with jim crow is the reason why i fundamentally reject this notion of the state action doctrine as put forth by the majority in the civil rights cases. harlan's lone di

the left old crow a settlement a hundred and thirty kilometers north of the arctic circle in yukon province canada's wild west early in the morning we're traveling with harold frost and his family then members that the wooden to the chin first nation who've lived in this region of northern canada and alaska for more than ten thousand years they still do what they've done since time immemorial that hunters and trappers our julie everything all animals they got babies. so they stay when they are. only come out at night when everything is earth open even your roots on the side of that. are sort of the bank so good chance that that's a very grizzly bear workfare. but today words. seems to have got out that heralds in the area the any animal we see during our time on the porcupine river is an eagle. much has changed up here in recent decades says harold ordinarily that salmon fishing season would be about to start but not this year the elders have to begin it to protect the salmon stocks fishing trawlers. they take too much fish in the ocean. they over harvest and all of us all of us that do tha

picks up in old crow the taku would hand because we have so much luggage he says it's something different most of the time he's called to chase away grizzlies that want to play on the hunting. we'll meet people who have a clear idea of what freedom means. and to look to the future here in the yukon with concern. when i first came here there was you had your your rifle on the back of your pickup truck you know on the one no and you didn't have a seat belt and you were off you went and everybody knew where you're going because there wasn't too many places to go and nowadays you got to have a helmet for this new car that had a seat belt for that and you can't have your by filling a car because and it has to be locked up in. me so there are also more than one people there are in society the more worse in regulations but when you go out on the land you can more have more of a freedom. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa ultimately. the stories of both people making a difference being their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about motivational c

picks up in old crow the taku old hand because we have so much luggage he says it's something different most of the time he's called to chase away grizzlies that want to play on the hunting hearts. will meet people who have a clear idea of what freedom means. and to look to the future here in the yukon with concern. when i first came here there was you had your rifle on the back of your pickup truck you know on the window and knew you didn't have a seatbelt and you know you went and everybody you know where you're going because there wasn't so many places to go you know and nowadays you got to have a helmet for this new i have a seat belt for that and you can't have your by filling the car because and it has to be locked up with. me so where else are more up to more people there in society the more worse and regulations but when you go out on the land you can more have more of a freedom. for sarah willis do you suppose. the fish joined her journey of musical disco. this time around niamey visiting the symphony and impressive to me. it's d.w. . fishing for votes in. any of the lego posse

the issue in the cases was conduct, and jim crow laws were state actions. how come they use these but they did not strike down prohibition on state action? guest: one of the biggest mistake the civil rights cases began to make was make complete separation between private decision-making and "state action." jim crow laws flowed from that and it sets up a legal construct where there is two different forms of citizenship. privileges and a different set of rights for black citizens. rights cases of firm that, whether you cloak it in the term "state action" or not, once they did that, it allowed states to move forward have verye don't much to worry about passing jim crow laws that said hey, you can be in the theater but there is a black section and a white section. there is a colored section and a white section. which was then affirmed in plessy versus ferguson. so it was setting up these legal constructs which allowed for them to take off and run like we see with the jim crow laws. that is the reason why i still fundamentally reject this notion of the state act

the black crow -- the black man will sit next to a white on --dash white girl that she will have sex with him and a minuscule group of white supremacist m fives this online by 54% of that election in 2016 voted for somebody other than trump the majority of people reject that we saw structures of gerrymandering and things like that but i read this morning about marie and her party only has 8% representation in parliament? it is important to be aware to stand up and resist but also don't get so depressed by thinking somehow the forces of darkness are winning i think we are farther ahead than we think and in five or ten years i don't want to monopolize that when we come around i will explain more. >> you brought up something interesting in these books we talked about relational -- religious minorities and you said what happens if all the refugeesd aren't foreign like if people from phoenix come to tucson to flee the heat? because climate wise it is cooler. [laughter] what about if the refugees look like us x. >> i think i stole that from yo you. >> i look at climate change while it does

gives you the clue is going to behind the panda man's crow. made his way to the top bunk easy. for now he says right by the big stage. and returns to his roots in the clubs. this grow. up with. next to w. . his productions have achieved cold status. comes from his energy is contagious. by director barry kosky are setting new standards steve forbes who is the man behind these my own masterpieces. oh sixty minutes oh. oh. we've been fighting for this case to take you seriously in the world oh boy here's what's coming up women's talk. superheroes. smart smart state religion brain creasing means dangerous time. for my. peeps. it's all about the stories. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us to sponsored by distinctive instagram others. d.w. stories topping each week on instagram. hello and a very warm welcome to pop explore the your guide to the german music scene my name is marcus shorts and i will shed some light on the following artist.

level disco before the break as you also do much back his first for the falls by a penalty from andre crow moderate some of the lead restored in the second half. and the goals kept coming even last in the school and the fourteen game drought's by two holes in the seventy second minutes by just two minutes later hoffenheim regain the lead float them couldn't shoot with pinpoint accuracy. my. butt clot but kept fighting and in the ninetieth minute ts gives up pops up at the back post a tap on the equalizer by the three year old the final straw by . the of ishaq belfort hill is the man of the moment in bremen the summer signing had a slow start to his bonus league career but needed just five minutes to make his mark on the game he kept off a mazy run with a small finish my i'm the algerian continued to impress on some crews of hoss in the forty eighth minute to make it sunil was with the knee and the rub of the green them in the. output picked up their game in the second half is ronnie could hear a noted into schultz and the visitors leave the but brendan's dynamic duo was finished yet bellfi

shrine of stories death at the age of thirty one has united italian football and grief thanks summer of crows greeted the fear and says it arrived back from the club's chairmen paid tribute to a player regarded as a model professional. the decision is that if it's hard to be here it's a huge tragedy. and so now i don't even know what to say so i get on this pretty much because i'm thinking about his wife his daughter and his irons. the story was in just a hero in florence he played fourteen times for the italian national team and also had spells at calorie and. he was found dead at this hotel a new day on sunday morning the club's goalkeeper marco sporty i was the last person to see him alive the night before a post-mortem is due to be carried out to determine the exact cause of a story's death. and how to german soccer on sunday when segal leaders byron unic were looking to bounce back in five zero after being out for a drive home last week against hearts are broken well not that they bavarians were desperate for when they went into the game with a massively. the best striker going into this

he wasn't familiar with the dark heart and the social taboos of the jim crow south. >> black people and white people interacted only on a transactional basis, but they were largely two different worlds. you'll stick to your own kind, we'll stick to our own kind. >> one day emmett and his cousins go into town, and they go to a little grocery store, bryant's grocery store. and something happens inside. according to carolyn bryant, the wife of the proprietor, the woman who ran the store, emmett till, alone in the store with her, comes on to her and whistles at her. four days later, bryant's gun-toting husband and brother-in-law went looking for the boy at his uncle's house. >> and mose wright begs him to leave him alone, "please don't take him." but they take him, and he never returns. he's thrown into the tallahatchie river with a 70-pound cotton gin fan attached to his neck with a barbed wire. >> reporter: a few days later, a boy fishing in the river discovered a body-beaten beyond recognition. >> the body was so badly damaged that we couldn't hardly just tell who he was, but he happened

with this latest incident we've only heard one comment come from official sources the speaker of the crow said that it was a tragic incident said that the criminal also had absolutely no information regarding what actually went on in england he also said that the english authorities haven't actually reached out to russia in any way shape or form in terms of cooperation in terms of the investigation however he also stressed that the group the kremlin and russian authorities would be open to working together to find whoever was behind this latest poisoning attempt all right our correspondent erin chilton in moscow in london thank you both. now to some other stories making news around the world uncertainty is mounting in italy after sunday's election failed to establish a majority for any single party leaders of both the euro skeptic five star movement and the anti immigrant league are now vying to rule the country they're unlikely coalition partners in forming a government could take weeks of negotiations with other parts. a senior u.n. official assad nian mars ethnic cleansing of broken ja

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the point i would like to make is that during jim crow, before jim crow, black americans had .7% two-parentamilies after jim crow and being with the democratic party, we now have 25% two-parent families. point -- other data yes, it would take 228 years for the average black family to get to the average white family. for five decades we voted democrats. we did not focus on economics, we focused on race. i don't know why you don't have dr. anderson on. he talks about democratic's -- economics. politicianscratic talk about racism. they never talk about economics. d onfive decades, we focuse economics, and we would have had more small businesses. people focus on the democrats for five decades. they have failed us. the democratic party has failed us. we need our fathers in our home. we need to parent families. host: all right, i want to give valerie a chance to respond to that. valerie: what i would say to that is one of the things that came out of the curtain or commission, they were recommending massive and sustained investment in education and jobs. i think what is on target with that recomme

heads or jane crow heads and zero in on what we can do, come together, bring together people of alltice concerned about these young black men and women getting killed. that's the crucial thing. as i said before i think sacramento can actually teach the nation something because major steinberg and police chief can come together with black lives matter say we're taking this in a zone we never have before. we're going to take stand, the most vulnerable of our citizens. keep in mind, brother anderson, this is weekend of martin luther king jr. i was 14 and my brother had just won the mile. 50 years later, here we are with the legacy of martin king. he was assassinate. jesus, christians like myself. jesus bounces back on sunday. martin luther king's legacy, will it bounce back strong with substance? that's up to us, brother. that's up to us. >> it's been three and a half years since michael brown in ferguson. do you think with all the attention that has been paid to this issue and one can argue is it enough, has it been too much. some people would probably argue that. do you see progress

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james crow public school is on other side of the fence. she's locked out. this cartoon appeared in the "washington post" every time to remind readers there was not equality. this cartoon was drawn in the immediate aftermath of the kennedy assassination. john f. kennedy was a sass assassinated by lee harvey oswald. this is a fake advertisement as if it had come from a mail order catalog encouraging people to purchase weapons. this was something that was important to block. he believed in gun control. he drawn cartoons than issue from the 1950's they were a solution to no. you sense the anker in this drawing. the exclamation point the sarcasm. he's using variety of tools at his hand. it's mostly text based. it's really the text a makes the point this particular cartoon. welcome to the herblock galliry. looking back 50 years ago. we rotate every six months in march and september. that could have been drawn today, i can't believe we're still dealing with that 50 years later. we have this cartoon about the redwood forest being sold to timber and mining interest.