there will be a book on desmond tutu. the third book in the series that comes out this coming summer is on john lewis, great civil rights leader. julia cooper, paula marshall, and others. there will be books here, we are about to sign one. they are across the spectrum politics and culture and achievement of all sorts with antiquity and right on up to the current day so there's nothing out of bounds for this kind of series including, i am particularly proud of this one. a good friend, a great shakespeare scholar, james schapiro at columbia university, to do a biography of the character of fellow. >> host: how do you do that? >> guest: he calls it a fellow in america. it will be the story of the various ways beginning in the 19th century, the ways that a fellow -- the way othello changed over time. there was a time when othello could not be portrayed as black. the more of venice was whitened, and waned him more, for performances in the south. there is going to be a book signed, a book on thomas, richard wright's famous char

when you talked about truth and reconciliation i thought of the archbishop desmond tutu. bringing people together and asking them to confess and then the forgiveness comes and reconciliation comes. >> if pentecost could result in a movement like that in our communities, my goodness. >> you know what he shouted, until i read it the other day, he shouted among their people to have them raise their hands and shout dsp. which means, very special people . and he said we are very special people because god loves us. and we made in the image of god. it is not something we earn, it is the gift of god. he wanted everyone to know that and i just his own people, but all people, which is what you have been saying. >> on pentecost vsp is , very spirited people. >> very good. we will come back to this spirited conversation and thank you for being with us. please join us with carol and jim. >>> welcome back to 'mosaic'. this is pentecost we have been talking about the power of the spirit breaking down barriers and uniting us and bringing us together. i was telling my colleagues at my co

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and desmond tutu, the third book in the series, which will come out next summer, this coming summer is on john lewis, the great civil rights leader and congressman. there will be books on anna. julia cooper, all the martial and others. so, yes, there will be books here on the famous i think we're about simon on duke ellington, matter of fact. so these books are across the spectrum of politics and culture and and achievement of all sorts. it's also a series that reaches all the way back to antiquity and right on up to the current day. so there's nothing out of the bounds of this kind of series, including and i'm particularly proud of this one because we signed the actually good friend, a great shakespeare scholar, james shapiro at columbia university to do a biography of the character othello. how do you how do you do that? well, he's calling it a fellow in america. in other words, it will be the story of the various ways beginning in the 18th, but especially the 19th century, the ways that othello was staged in america, depicted in america, the way othello as a character changed over t

great, because that makes when the country of nelson mandela and desmond tutu raises its voice against injustice, the world listens. that is why. while in pretoria, i also want to talk about how south africa can leverage its weight to help bring an end to russia's aggression in ukraine and to preserve the un charter is the is says that it prefers to remain neutral in regard to the grain call. the evening present, the am 5 foot piece us and bosses accuse of, of, of sink really providing levels of russia acclaimed. but sorry, a denies on that is coming on. the 1st incident from western powers, independent allison declarations due from the south africa says the west is using every instrument as disposal to make african euclid inside. but africans on the sand. the feed, the russia would lead to re colored lines ation. the is a great attempt now in particular to basically sweep sub saharan africa and the on demand or of instruments, including money for nation, including uh, bribery uh, using before. and doris investments as uh, a couch that's being den or to that teen the van to that uh, th

efforts from that confidence to help you find today cause when the country of nelson mandela and desmond tutu raises its voice against injustice the world listens. that is why. while in pretoria, i also want to talk about how south africa can leverage its weight to help bring it in to russia's aggression in ukraine and to preserve the un charter. the south african government is says that it prefers to remain neutral in regards to the bank on the eve of presenting a bond with a piece, the boss of the other to south africa, of secretly providing weapons to russia, a clay, but sorted denies. and it is coming under close scrutiny from less than piles independent as decoration do from south africa says the west is using every instrument as disposal to make advocate taking place in the side. but advocates understand that the feet, russia would lead to re color them. i is ation the is a trade attempt now in particular to basically the swain, sub saharan africa and the on demand are of instruments including money for nation, including uh, bribery, uh, using for entire investments as uh, a couch that'

to help support ukraine because of the dependent makes when the country of nelson mandela and desmond tutu raises its voice against injustice. the world listens. that is why . while in pretoria, i also want to talk about how south africa can leverage its weight to help bring an end to russia's aggression in ukraine and to preserve the un charter. as you probably already know, the south african government insists on staying neutral over the ukraine conflict or even presenting their own peace plan. the us ambassador has a cube, a south africa secretly providing weapons to reassure time pretoria denies saying it's a coming under close scrutiny from western powers. independent atlas that jackie schon do, says the west is using every weapon in his office and also make out for could take ukraine's side with some people that confident understand that it rushes the feed would mean a rise in, well, neo colonial is the, is a trade attempt now, in particular to basic, a sweet salsa higher in africa, and the on demand or of instruments, including money for nation, including uh, bribery, uh, using befo

even inside you can't see it but there is an inscription from desmond tutu which says that hope is beingng this sort of beautiful 1—off objects created is that people have rallied to the cause, all over the country, like here in glasgow, volunteers have come forward, pattern bearers have come forward, pattern bearers have come forward, pattern bearers have come forward. and it will be passed on, hand—to—hand, largely by people who have lost a loved one to suicide or people who have survived a suicide attempt. —— baton—bearers. people that want to show that there is a life beyond the darkness and that there is hope. image of the cities, people have come forward in the hundreds. we have had more than 800 applications. all across the city, we have been amazed, we never imagined when we started this charity a year ago that it would grow to the extent that it has. it has been largely because, we think, that the time has come, there is something in the air that people feel it is time to talk about something like this. we can't president of the any more. we can't wait with the stigma around sui