we will speak to university of pennsylvania professor dorothy roberts about henrietta lacks and other issues including the criminalization of pregnancy following the overturning of roe v. wade. then to the pioneering legal school kimberle crenshaw about attacks on the teaching of history by florida governor and presidential candidate ron desantis and others. >> nobody can be surprised when suddenly this effort to snuff out critical race theory turns out to be an effort to make antiracism unspeakable, to make where studies undoable, to make intersectionality, one of the most widespread concepts across the discipline, something that college-directed students can only take if the states allow them to. amy: we will also talk to kimberle crenshaw about her new book, "#sayhername: black women's stories of police violence and public silence.” all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in niger, leaders of the military coup have shut down the country's airspace, citing possible imminent military action from their neighb

i am going to skip right to what dorothy roberts said, because dorothy roberts was one of our speakers when she came here to present book torn apart. this is what dorothy once again, daniel hatcher powerful exposes how government systems operate and extractive part of the industry motivated by profit rather than justice, is our opening book is essential for understanding causal system mechanics and for working to hope that we're going to get into lot of things with this book. and i wait to get into it. daniel hatcher is professor of law at the university baltimore, where he teaches civil affairs and cleric in which students represent low income clients. you guys what i'm talking about not just learning, but acting. all right. he is the author of in addition to the nice book, the profits excuse me, the poverty industry, the exploitation of america's most vulnerable. so citizens that was former maryland legal aid and children's defense fund turned into attorney and has been a scholar. advocate teacher on poverty and justice. we're so glad to have daniel here. we're also glad to have anot

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may have been sealed as early as high school, where he met his first and only wife, dorothy jo, as he told deborah roberts in 2007. >> and i finally got the opportunity to do an audience participation show. dorothy jo heard it. when i got home she said, that's what you should do. if i have had any successes, she shares them. >> it's been a long time since she passed. >> 1981, october 19, 1981. >> reporter: they were married for 37 years. barker's success gave him a way to promote his purpose. alongside longtime girlfriend nancy burnet, he was a passionate animal advocate, signing off his show every day with a reminder -- >> help control the pet population, have your pet spayed or neutered. >> reporter: barker retiring from "the price is right" in 2007. >> i'm 83 now, and so i think it's a good time to say good-bye. because i want to leave them wanting more. >> reporter: and he did, even making his big screen debut, poking fun at his nice-guy personality in "happy gilmore." >> all right, let's go. ooh! ugh! >> reporter: barker viewed his time on tv as a way for people to escape. >> i think it's pure entert