the jim crow order, but we usually think of as jim crow, the manifestations of jim crow, the segregatedschools, segregated theaters, segregated lunch counters, those were, in some sense, superficial. but not at all trivial. in terms of the day today experience. that's where your book is still moving and powerful. you talk about, you begin by talking about jim crow in your neighborhood in new orleans. negotiating just the local codes. why don't you talk a bit about that? >> yeah. i like talking about this because it helps to underscore a way that i was really, really stupid for a long, long time. so, as in a number of other southern cities, which doesn't include atlanta, i mean places like charleston, probably savannah, richmond, the patterns of racial occupancy by area or neighborhood weren't necessarily strictly segregated, right? and what made me feel stupid, only when i read thomas hansen's book on charlotte, north carolina, from 1900, 1975, that neighborhood segregation the south, and the southern cities, was first of all, the product of the introduction of the idea of the neighborh

it's not until jim crow. gets hook gets linked with disfranchisement that it turns into something right? and i think that's absolutely right. and and yeah, i think it makes sense right to see the 30 years after emancipation as something like and a period of flux or i guess you could call it something like what like i mean the interregnum right but but but there was it was an open question, right what the terms going to be? on what's the south was reconstructed, which black? citizenship was was consolidated and especially in in a relation to the dominant economy in the south. and these things just got worked work through right over time. i mean, it's not. yeah, and it's it's you made the point earlier about what was at stake for the merchant landlord merchant class in the late 19th century that would cause them suddenly to consolidate around this franchisement, but but it wasn't just the large questions of who's going to pay for schools and even down down right at the local level. i remember reading a study th

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this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. >> this is jim crow on steroids what they're doing in georgiaher states. >> jim crow 2.0 is about two insidious things, voter suppression and election aversion. it's no longer about who gets to vote. it's about making it harder to vote. >> emily: joey jones, not withstanding that beautiful bridge behind you and that accurate fog, you live in georgia. so give us your thoughts. >> joey: yeah, i'm here in san francisco teaching the culture of compliance about freedom, about to go back to georgia. i'll vote tomorrow. give me just a minute here. i got a lot to say on this. i'll try to be concise. stacey abrams recently said georgia is the worst state in the country to live. she didn't mean that to get out. that's absolutely how she feels. the truth is it's the worst state in the country for someone like her to live because we're a state that has been through the fire. we saw the assassination of martin luther king and now we see two strong, black men running for a senate seat where everyone in the state would be absolutely adore them to be in that se

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so when you say jim crow on steroids, you mean it's actually worse than jim crow.s out, the oddest thing about biden is he's right. we're in the worst civil rights cries in 50 years, it's called his presidency because he has divided this country. he's impugned like the character of half the country. the people that are getting affected most by inflation and by crime are minorities. he's the worst president for blacks. and all he did was virtue signal. they always talk about this is how the modern democrat, the wokesteres deal in externalities, the symbolism. but the meat of the problem, they will never go after, so that's what you're dealing with right now. so we -- you have to ask yourself, what kind of country, how does a country affected by the damages to their psyche by being called racist irrevocablely racist over and over again? because that's all we get. that's where the press owes an apology and should be covering this. they won't because they're stupid. >> jesse: how do you spell stupid? >> jeanine: i was hoping you'd call on me. is it my turn? real fast,

like congressman crow, i am a hunter and i own guns.esire to shoot one. we have to take militarized weaponry out of the hands of young men. and that is just final. that has to happen. and for this governor and his republican colleagues to say anything else is simply preposterous. enough is enough. how many more of our children need to die? >> texas state senator roland gutierrez, thank you very much for joining us tonight. i am very sorry for the loss that your community has suffered. and for what you have to bear in the suffering. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, sir. appreciate you. >> coming up, our next guest shannon watts, never stops working to reduce gun violence in america. she will join us next. finding the perfect designer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a dog named klaus and her favorite shade of green. it's actually salem clover. and you can find her right now on upwork.com when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomeve

police to crow boarding school. i know this old lady and i knew her as a child. she was very elderly. she wanted to protect her grandson so she went to the mountain. she and her grandson eluded the police for almost 3 weeks camping, moving, camping and finally crow policeman white arm captured the little boy. she followed the policeman and her grandson to a distance of 24 miles, set up her camp and put up her tent right next to the fence that was around the boardingschool . from august to december she watched her little grandson march from the dorm to the cafeteria to the classroom building. right up to the very frigid cold temperatures in montana subzero weather. finally she became convinced her little grandson might survive the boarding school. typically we call the crow agency boarding school amine place. my reservation was served by many schools. we had to boarding schools. we had a catholic boarding school st. francis xavier boarding school. we had our unitarian orting school and we had eight days schools later

jim crow american. >> when you disenfranchise people by passing jim crow laws.s not democracy it's dictatorship. >> their strategy now is to pass a bunch of racist voting laws, a new jim crow in the south. >> no matter how they try to wrap it in a bow, codify it with law, it's voter suppression. it is the new jim crow. >> harris: i don't doubt they believe that. it just the facts don't support it. they are getting called out. an op-ed from those in the media who decried georgia's electoral voting law is warranted. don't hold your breath, though. laura. >> high turnout does not mean that voter suppression didn't happen. high turnout doesn't mean it didn't take an effort like new georgia projects knocking on 500,000 votes. >> harris: i want you to answer the first part of that. why doesn't high turnout means there is no suppression? that's a really easy one. what is it? >> i'm sorry, what i'm saying i was just -- i didn't hear you. what i'm saying is those numbers don't prove a thing. we nooed to look at the mail-in ballots hefsh lere >> harris: early voting is co

music from the black crowes is on the way.iday at the orpheum theater in los angeles. please welcome iliza shlesinger. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> mike: how are you? >> i feel like i'm supposed to be an empowered woman, but i can only walk. >> mike: oh my gosh. you know, we saw each other last on "instagram live." raising money for comedy club waitstaff. >> yes. >> mike: spring 2020, this thing called "tip your waitstaff." we spent an hour on instagram live together. >> i treasure that memory. i treasure all of thse appearances on instagram in covid, yeah. [ laughter ] >> mike: you're super busy, you're on tour. you wrote this book that comes out soon. >> i did. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: you're taping your sixth, sixth, count 'em, comedy special. then you had a child, a baby child. >> yes. i had a baby child. [ cheers and applause ] >> mike: one of these baby childs i've been hearing about. >> a baby child, yeah. my sixth netflix special, we're taping it in a couple of months. i actually had my daughter in july. that's

the reason why black people live in urban areas is because when slavery ended and during the jim crow and went from being sharecroppers working in the field to get the good jobs in the north. that is why they populated those areas where black people live. but at the same time systemic racism is still there. my concern has been this. if white people cannot look at themselves and say, we are racist and we have to figure out our problem. like people cannot solve a racist white person's problem. host: glenna, you think this should be a black/white divide, not an urban/rural divide? caller: white people need to look at themselves, because think about how racist white people have been over the centuries toward like people. like people did not harm white people, it is the other way this house agriculture committee runs just ove

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and also perhaps in thinking about segregation think about the ways in which jim crow laws take shape in part because of black agency everything, you know black people try to ride buses. that's when they have to pass the laws. so there's this kind of dynamic which i think sometimes got a little bit lost in studies of segregation that sort of debated when it started. so i think you have to sort of follow what's happening on the ground not just in the courts and see what's happening. i think you do that really well because one of the things you are we learn in this book is a storyteller so our time is brief, but you want to share just a a story that either. captures that or at least encourages the folks who haven't to pick up traveling black and read it. yeah sure one of the remarkable things about researching and writing this book. it's each chapter even when i thought i had finished researching i would discover something. i hadn't quite understood until i was sort of narrating. and my mind would be blown and in the trains chapter the the primary thing was the phenomenon of the jim cro

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2.0 -- jim crow, those laws were absolutely horrifying. they damage their own credibility. so when they try to make an argument about why inflation is somehow not their fault or something like that, voters have stopped listening because they have heard democrats cry wolf too many times. and so when you lose credibility, that's when elections, not only get away from you, but get away from you and it becomes really hard to get them back. >> john: for people who called this jim crow 2.0, listen to patsy reed. go in there and vote as easily as i did and treated with respect i knew i deserved as an american citizen i was really thrown back. charlie hurt, always good to catch up with you. >> great to see you, john. >> sandra: told you he would have nothing to say. president biden's comment about taiwan sending the white house into clean-up mode again. not the first time the president has promised a much bigger u.s. response than the official u.s. line. where does the president really stand on this issue? james freeman will take that up next. >>

police to crow boarding school. i know this old lady and i knew her as a child. she was very elderly. she wanted to protect her grandson so she went to the mountain. she and her grandson eluded the police for almost 3 weeks camping, moving, camping and finally crow policeman white arm captured the little boy. she followed the policeman and her grandson to a distance of 24 miles, set up her camp and put up her tent right next to the fence that was around the boardingschool . from august to december she watched her little grandson march from the dorm to the cafeteria to the classroom building. right up to the very frigid cold temperatures in montana subzero weather. finally she became convinced her little grandson might survive the boarding school. typically we call the crow agency boarding school amine place. my reservation was served by many schools. we had to boarding schools. we had a catholic boarding school st. francis xavier boarding school. we had our unitarian orting school and we had eight days schools later

it's a redo of jim crow in a suit and tie. >> laura: well, we have news for you. the national review got their hands on data from the georgia secretary of state's office. as of last week, over 102,000 more black voters have cost early votes in this year i primary than in 2018 when you ran the other time. that's more than three times the number that cast early ballots back then. the state has seen a record turnout for early voting. that's great. joining us now is horace keeper project 21 co-chair. horace, i believe you predicted this fear mongering and shameless on the part of stacey abrams. they throw jim crow around like it's nothing. >> they do. it's costing the state. remember what the major league baseball association did. remember all of the attacks that happened that caused people, particularly those of color in the atlanta area that prepared to play their role in proviing services and goods. that was ripped out. nothing is done? where is the apology? we were told jim eagle was shutting down votes and what we're seeing is exactly this. >> laura: a great poin

the solution and the south was a system of jim crow laws.th or south, unified around segregation as a way to keep society at social order. the way in which this culture became within the first half century after the war, an american north south reunion without racial justice, left a deep set of legacies. we are of course, still struggling with. and every time we think we have so much of this put aside, we're suddenly reminded that we don't. >> the only way today we'll see and you more inclusive reunion of americans, is if there is a coalition of interests that stops looking only at their own individual interests, and sees themselves in these four or five issues, and sees themselves and other people. okay. >> we just gonna connect the recording. >> if you can change the frame to -- >> if i were gonna make a movie about you, what do you want to make sure that i include? >> i want you to show like, the great things that i'm capable of. like, yeah, if i do something -- i am a great football player, but i'm also smart in the classroom. i try to -

president biden called jim crow 2.0 but georgia set a new record for early voting.te reporting nearly two 100% jump compared to the last few years thus proving progressive propaganda was perhaps hot load of malarkey but that's not all at states, we saw herschel walker running of the georgia senate primary, he's got a trump endorsement and if he wins tomorrow, he'll likely square off against democrat rafael warnock, it could determine the balance of power in the senate. lots to unpack here, nobody better to explain it all, my next yes, fox news she's political anchor and host of special report, brett baier. welcome back to the show. >> hey, kennedy. kennedy: let's start with the governor's race, donald trump, a very personal one for him. he went after governor cap for quite some time, not surprised he didn't endorse camp but david purdue? what is that going to do for the trump magic touch if it fails? >> one of the races were he's upside down heading in, we don't know, the only poll that matters is election day, we always say that but it's an interesting endorsement

after a few meters, the crow landed and threw off part of the money later the thief. parted with the rest of the funds, evaluate the failed robberies. the broadcast will continue sports news. let me remind you that the projects of the news agency are also available in social networks and in our mobile application using the qr-code on the screen. see you at 13:00. roma, the first ever winner of the uefa conference league, the significance of the football tournament of the old world, was hosted by the albanian tyrant the italians on the eve of a minimal victory over the fairy nord 1:0, during the meeting, the club from the netherlands owned the advantage, inflicted more blows on the romans' goal, but the only one accurately performed by nicola zaniola at 32 minutes of the first half, the midfielder scored. roma, for mourinho, interrupted the series of failures of italian teams in european competition for 12 years, representatives of this country did not take trophies. before that, he won the champions league interpretation with three goals with mourinho. one assist mack

well, what we'll see is just like jim crow times or antebellum times. therare places where women can beree and girls can be free and may not have tworry. and even there, i would put some caution around it, because in california just a couple years ago in the valley, there was a prosecutor who attempd to prosecute - in fact, was prosecuting -- a woman for murder in the case of her stillbirth. but, yes, what we will begin to see is that there will be states where people will not be free, where they will in fact be policed. and that kind of policing will also be connected to sex profiling, just like racial profiling, right? this hyper-intensive look athat are girls and women doing with their bodies. there will be a turn to and pressure on nurses, on doctors, on medical staff to breach millennia-old practices of confidentiality between themselves and their patients. and they will breach that and will share that information, just as we sawn that case, with law enforcement. and then the next step will be arrest. and this is not just simply anecdotal. as i rec

crows and conifers and icecaps and expectations, falling and falling. i wanted to keep falling. did not want to be here anymore to witness everything falling and burning and disappearing and choki and never blooming. i did not want to live without the birds or bees or sparkling flies that like the summer night. i did not want to live with hunger that turns us into desperation and gives us claws. i wanted to fall into the deepest, darkest ground and be still, finally, and they read -- and buried there. but mother, you had other plans. i was 10 years old. fallen in the road, my knees scraped and bloody. i realized earth was something foreign and cruel that could end would hurt me because everything i had ever known or loved that was grand and powerful and beautiful became foreign and cruel and eventually hurt me. even then i had already been exiled, for so i felt, forever cast out of the garden. i belonged with the broken, contaminated dead. maybe it was the sharp pain in my knee and elbow or the dirt embedded in my new jacket. maybe it was the shock or realization that death was

find out that the truth has sold out and now they are about to crow down with a stone. ma, honest. what kind of unit is this, like, 3 4, like, not only from the front, 85 caliber. available ng crew build from now on, i am your commander, follow all my orders and do not dare to doubt. our primary task is to beat the enemy temporarily, we are at the disposal of that reptile over there. listen , friend, ayat, maybe also a commander, and more than yours , you asked us at all, we want to be at our disposal, we don’t want mikola, no one here wants to die in vain. we have to fight on this tank. german cadets will be against us. we will be hit by combat. if we want to survive, we need to prepare the car in an excellent way and do your thing. is there a question? only gladiators or what? i read in a book. if there is disagree. if there are those who disagree, report back the camp while the kids are loading. i'm better at fighting. well, what do you say? well, we'll survive, but what's next? and then the next one will be touch mech? no need for disinfection. dead inside the tank. full crew.

this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. running for congress in georgia and joins us now. vernon, where is all this voter suppression i was warned about? >> let me tell you, this goes to show you what we already know. there is a difference between election integrity and what we call or what they call voter suppression. what the left would have you believe is that black people like me do not have but a three photo i.d. and we need you to hold her hands and stand in line and by the way, we can even drink water. that is simply not true. that is not only wrong but racist. >> carley: vernon i'm sure you remember all these companies think this voting law would suppress specifically the black vote. you have major league baseball and pulled the all-star game out of atlanta to show the unwavering support. delta argued the bill will make it harder for many underrepresented voters. coca-cola chiming in saying voting is a fundamental right in america, which of course is true but this law supports that notion. and then specifically you

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managed to get them out of severodonetsk, so the woman had her horse club for 14 years, she had eight crowsthe enemy out of the flat house. olena came to cherkasy on march 29. but the horse was only taken away in two weeks it was very difficult to find a driver, he says . no one wanted to go to the hot spot, but the animals had to be rescued urgently, the horses were stressed almost, well, they ran away under constant fire they were exhausted, local residents ate , and everything was in open access, but all the same , this stress for the horse definitely took its toll on the men who volunteered to take risks in the trailer for only two, and six people had to be evacuated. so we had to go to hell three times the first time they spent 4 days on the road, then four were taken away. i was very worried that there was constant shelling when, oh , i loaded the first two second ones into the trailer. they look like that. they took the other two, there was no contact with the local resident anymore, they were driving at random now, the crows of olena are safely eating together with two of the same m

i-19 20 with jim crow -- by 1920 with jim crow still in effect and still with segregation and african american speakers censored, the emancipation proclamation was not the thing to celebrate. the white leaders who created the lincoln memorial emphasized the reunion of northern and southern states and that did not really take proper account of black lives. host: from the steps of the lincoln memorial out to california, good morning, you are on with harold holzer. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead with your comment or question. caller: i have been to the lincoln memorial several times. i live in california, and it is always been a special occasion getting to know the history. i have been there more than once and have actually just seen -- host: gary in reno, nevada is next. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am curious with so many things being wrong, and it seems like nothing is being fixed, has anyone in washington heard of invoking the 25th amendment? host: we are talking about the lincoln memorial and the 100th memorial, do have a comment about that? caller: