charlene darlene did that multiple volume of the african-american woman and i. i have articles in one entry in there and i'm sure others here have entries in there. and the other field i to talk about is i think we are also in but we need to move further in the direction of family history. now, why is family history? well, family history is of two types. one is of the type that stefanie jones rogers talked about yesterday, which is extremely moving. but there's another family type that i think of people like tara hunter here, kind of field where were literally talking about your family and when you talk about your family because i did an article recently about my family and i want to tell you and this is another thing that i find interesting the more interdisciplinary we are with some of our things the more we learn. so my article was based on photographs of my family when they were in slavery and, so when i looked at the first photograph that was shown to me, a child, it the trial, the jury of jefferson davis, my my grandfather's right my great grandfather's ri

darlene, good morning. let's talk about this debt deal.or weeks is. there any concern in the white house, certain elements of the deal like student loan repayments, work requirements might dampen enthusiasm among democrats as we start looking toward campaign season? >> good morning, jonathan. that's super a concern at the white house. as you know, the student loan repayment plan was a priority for the president and something they really, really wanted, and it's super the president really wants too. there is a supreme court case on that, a ruling we're all awaiting, but that is one thing -- at least one thing the white house is watching and interested in seeing what the fallout may be and whether as you mentioned it, in fact, will dampen enthusiasm among some of the voters that the president needs going into the 2024 presidential election. the same thing with work requirements for certain recipients of federal aid. there are lots of democrats, progressive democrats who objected to the republican demands for those work requirements. so that'

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darlene hartfield came from fairfield with friends to honor the holiday and while the celebration event complete with food, drinks and performers, curry says today there's a deeper meaning because of the political climate. i am kind of scared to tell the truth. i feel like we're moving backward now. it becomes a matter of critical race theory just to have our truth told when it's really just history as it unfolded. she hopes that as the community becomes more familiar with juneteenth and continues to learn more about the history behind it, that people will become more sympathetic and understanding. in oakland, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. today governor gavin newsom issued a proclamation declaring juneteenth national freedom day, a day of observance in the state of california. california will celebrate juneteenth as a state holiday for the first time this june under legislation enacted into law. this year. there are many celebrations happening across the bay area to mark juneteenth and we've got you covered. you can scan the qr code here on your screen for our extensive cove

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. >> commissioners, darlene, if you could bring up the slide in the strategic plan. as you may recall from not too long ago, we revised our strategic planning policy to include the design of a three year strategic plan, which would be reviewed annually with the board. i spent the last year my tenure here assessing the business, talking with the team, listening to every team member and meeting with senior leaders to evaluate where this organization is and where [audio cut out] sorry. forgot to turn the mic on. this strategic plan is really the culmination of all those discussions and the viewpoints of the team and in listening to the board frankly over the last year and what your priorities had been articulated in those meetings. i designed this strategic plan not to be my strategic plan. it is strategic plan of the oreshz. it is tool by which every individual at the organization knows their role in the organization and how it works towards that strategic plan. everybody is a owner in this. the strategic plan wont drive our workplans, it will drive our prioritization

host: darlene in montana, independent. caller: hello, good morning.ood morning you are on the air with the congressman. i would like to say that i am trans. i come from the 90's. we didn't have internet i found out through a documented terry -- documentary. we need to put a stop to the church is doing the things to little kids. it's not us it's the right wing, it's the priests it's the christian fascists. i'm just a person trying to live my life i just want to go on with my life i don't want to sit here and have to fight for my life just like you probably don't want to sit there and fight for your life but you're trying to buy fitting -- you think you're scared. we're not the problem change is going to happen. guest: i'm glad you're sorry but you made that as an adult decision and great on you. to have kids subject to this let them be kids. i can't believe the goals of the medical community that want to do this to 7, 8, 10-year-olds. is just one thing if you want to play dress-up for a while but when you're doing harm on -- hormone blockers is going t

medical bondage race, gender and origins of american gynecology, published in 2017, won the 2018 darlene clark book award. the age is the best book written in african-american women's history and gender history. she's also the director of the program in african-american history at the library company of philadelphia, the country's oldest institution for ali. she's working on a second book project looking at mental during the era of u.s. slavery. she's also writing a popular biography of harriet tubman that examines her through the lens of disability. she primarily teaches courses on the history of on the history of disability and medicine and we are going to go to jim downs, who's currently i forgot to mention dr. cooper, and i'll be moving to the university of connecticut, coming this fall. so she's back on the east coast. for those of you. and we are also happy to welcome first of jonathan jones, an assistant professor of history at virginia military institute in the fall of 2023. he be an assistant professor of history at james madison university. he's a historian of the u.s. civil wa

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darlene waiting in san diego, california. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning.ment to comment about transgender. i do not believe it is real. it is just another topic for right wing to be cruel and nasty. there is a school you go long pass 10 times and find their children just running around transgendering all over the place. it is not real. it is not real for us to be a nation over 200 years old and we are people who think that we want to return ourselves back to the years where they had chains. this is u.s.. there are people out here that think donald trump should be able to stay in office. how long? forever? i do not understand why it is we continue to allow them to come up with these toxics -- topics that are not real. where in the fight with the woke. when are we going to meet the people you're fighting with? i'm not seeing it going on. costly republicans going -- telling people -- host: this is anthony, chicago, independent. caller: good morning. i love listening to c-span but the strings of calls this morning is troublesome to hear without challenge espec

presentation that i have in this report regarding the investment manager selection monitoring process, and darlene if you could pull up the slides. so um, first by by way of background. um i've spoken in some prior board meetings about the enhancements we've been making to our investment, um, monitoring and management selection process have also received a number of questions from board members over the last several months, so i wanted to take the opportunity with the c i o report to present to the entire board. what our processes and that is, uh, very central to your role as fiduciaries to understand what our processes are, and how are our decisions are made and provide oversight. to that. um i also think it's a timely point to have this discussion because, as you know , we've been working with nasa manana delegation survey and we are on track to report that, uh, in in june, and so this gives an opportunity for you to best understand all the work and the oversight and controls that we have in in our manager selection process. so with that, um, if we could turn to slide to, um, quickly hit on the