dubois: las compaÑeras establecieron el diÁlogo con el papa.ba esperando a que llegara alguien que me salve. escobosa: hasta que su caso llegÓ al juzgado de niÑez y adolescencia, donde la niÑa se presentÓ decidida. dubois: y dice "yo quiero atender mi ejercicio del derecho a la educaciÓn". escobosa: despuÉs de escuchar todos los argumentos, el juez no sÓlo le concediÓ ejercer ese derecho, sino que les suspendiÓ la patria potestad a los padres y se la cediÓ al abuelo paterno, quien siempre la apoyÓ. ademÁs, los enviÓ a clases para padres. mayra: entonces llenaron un acta. ya aquÍ se acabÓ. la niÑa estÁ libre y usted estÁ libre. escobosa: y es asÍ como el caso de la pequeÑa mayra se convierte en un precedente para guatemala y otros puntos y en un referente para el resto del mundo. la sentencia del juez le trajo a la pequeÑa mayra sentimientos encontrados. mayra: yo no soy mala, ni mucho menos quiero ser mala con usted. yo sÉ que eres mi papÁ, pero lo que estÁ haciendo papÁ no es justo. no es justo. quiero tener una vida feliz. escobosa: ella enfr

dubois. we talked about the circumstance is that the boys wrote the souls of black under those are the kind of dynamics that we're talking about trying to reinstate and impose on black scholars, writers, black students and and really offshoots they say students across the board anyone who's interested in knowing the actual truth of this nation's history and its functioning. can i just add really quick addendum? i mean, this to me is just obvious, but this entire convening would be outlawed and banned. we'd be in some version of margaret atwood's dystopic gideon by virtue of the infrastructure that medgar evers represents for black literature, the schomburg. so when we ask the question, what's the impact on students of color it is devastating because we are are the consequences of the exposure and the importance of black literature regardless of how right wing lunatics have defined as crt? and we know exactly as marlon has and maaza has so articulated, so today that, you know, you get to see t

some dinner on behalf of the general assembly, i have the honor to welcome his excellency mohammed dubois hurry, president of the federal republic of nigeria, and to invite him to address the assembly. the president, the president and governor has a fleet and government secretary, ventura distinguished delegates. ladies and gentlemen, mister president on behalf of the government and people of nigeria. i congratulate you on your our design election as president of the 77 session of this august assembly. i assure you of the full support and cooperation of the nigerian delegation during your tenure. i command you have read the scissor, his excellency abdullah shaheed, for the many remarkable achievements of the general assembly under his leadership, jordan z, challenging types, man or so. congress will need to think concern in there and turn your gutierrez on his see list and cat in efforts to promote these security and development very much. elaine was exec, grow. mister president. the 1st time i could have addressed this august assembly was in 1984. when i was a military head of state or t

we have a hydroelectric duboi post office in dubai , the duboi village council, the village of dubai. is that when they asked for the name of the villages there was a commission. uh, which confirmed the name, the village council gave the name to dubai, uh, it was approved and here is such a collegium went for a walk in the local aristocratic park, to be honest, it was more. it looks like an off-site lesson in botany on old trees with signs attached to their names and ages. take time to walk around this ancient park. exotic trees still grow here, planted in the days of the aristocrats to zhenets called the pinsk versailles. since the park was created according to the models of the buildings of the french landscape architect. andré li, nottra, whose father served as court gardener to king louis xiv, for example, the local pond was dug in such a way that every time the sunset was reflected in it, and on the other side until 1636, there was a monastery, and in the center of this pond there was a huge fountain. unfortunately now. it remains only to imagine. at the request of zhenets , the

but despite the land in sight, it's a dangerous undertaking. dubois fought still seeks vanished. i don't like fire or shot, but it does take time, because to refugees, boats are very underpowered instead was the times they went out of fuel. and then there stranded here in the middle of the sea would have fuel their engine is out and that's when they have to paddle hudson or no mortal. and they're hoping that the coast guard won't intercept them. well, not, not really muddy hoffman dusty kristen of a hunched effect. but that's exactly what happens up to 3 times a week, according to official figures. the palestinian abdulla works as a hairdresser here in the camp. his present customer is ali from sudan. both have experienced how difficult the route to europe can be. it took 3 attempts before they both reached cios, met out well at digital reconnaissance. it was very difficult to get here from turkey by boatman, but there was no interruption. pride as he shims to hate haley say, died home or die in the ruin a dog, which is worse. so, and here we could at least try. i survive to sag,

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khloe dubois is one of the founders. i'm sorry ni to meet you. alright we first ladies first. the british columbia coast is made up of deep inlets and rugged island shorelines. so helicopter travel isn't just a joy ride. it's essential. day were headed to the clock what sound. and one of the forty thousand islands that dot the coastline here. the stranger but tricky -- it's really hard to tell just how much debris is actually here because of the logs and rocks. we could spend years cleaning this island alone it's the estimated that there's about five point two five trlion pieces of plastic in the ocean right now. and a lot of those pieces are free to move wherever they want around the planet. aside from the you know the unsightly mess out of pollution on these gorgeous beaches what kind of problems. plastic pollution because when plastic reaches our ocean. it tends to act as littl sponges. so any chemicals that are in the water it will begin to abso these chemicals in the plastic pieces. very toxic and very dangerous for green lights every day we're finding t new animal or wha

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in your money you should do with you should pamela into the way into the new general of oh, jeez dubois u. v. hey . will be up. oh, why will i do it? she'll go, joyce she? well yeah. i rule shamefully. oh yeah, she yeah. oh yeah, she seemed to have some fun. huh. playing near lag one that she had lar, you'll like a bar go to she. oh boom. ringback ringback ah good a ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah as well you should you should have a premium. um i should be on goods for dan. ah shavani now? patch? tucker you been you sawyer with? ah i been put on the ocean. got what's what's on the trees here? sure. bush. ah, ah, sam mm ah. with was was with oh no, you international you ah, along with the, with the thing or the thing one of those ah ah, he's you eat you currently hello? yeah go, ah, we was so would you tell what are your simone or water or you do should i age are nature when you are younger. harsher lorenzo and pushing bottled out and it had she won't be able to drop it in. 000-0008 room with a or your phone all your choice, you will met them back. you buy a thanks and this one y

so the most that the book is where do you still at the when you're probably in the love level dubois at the store, moscow said simple. yeah. ok. in some of the witness to the say to you later in the any mobile you come up christi taylor, google suite, v, please knights to leave in the building. please note ticket that even though with me for sure as a co classa, not that i get you. well, it's good reason you're saying you've portion, you know, but i any of quarter at the news a shades. well, i suppose should a smarter would. oh so damien, no good i am. i think i am where amy whistled epstein much as i love for you sir. the green skulker was started. the curse trajectories are such as spun tongue is ringing in your will a voice of me a snazzy of linea for his younger. for korean, the foolish the intercooler, it's a 3 d looks strong. he should porky proline and darvin lowe. efficient in us can can do for us much over poor. so please manual in this case. you do not see them if today's believe she should excel garage rainy on, but it's not a target diesel engine coming in of food money e

we have a waterworks duboi post office in dubai, the village council of dubovoye, the village of dubovoyefirmed the name the village council gave the name to dubai and it was approved. and here is such a collegium interesting. on the advice of vladimirov abishevsky, i went for a walk in the local aristocratic park, to be honest, it was more. it looks like an off-site lesson in botany on old trees with signs attached to their names and ages. take time to walk around this ancient park. exotic trees still grow here, planted in the days of zhenets aristocrats. dubai was nicknamed the pinsk versailles, since the park was created according to the models of the buildings of the french landscape architect andrealinotra, whose father served as a court gardener to king louis xiv , for example, the local pond was dug in such a way that the sunset was reflected in it every time, and on the other side until 1636, there was a monastery, and in the center of this pond was a huge fountain. unfortunately, now we can only imagine it. the landscape was designed by a park with an unusual water system, it con

but there are also suspicious of the trial could be political, motivated by colonel mama. dubois who seized power in cool last year is under pressure to step down from power and set a date for new elections. edris al jazeera cannot re i'm going to take you back to you at these live pictures in iraq. wera supporters of the sheer current looked on the al santa having for.

but despite the land in sight, it's a dangerous undertaking. dubois fought stuffy swan. each mind doesn't look far offshore, but it does take time, because the refugees, boats are very underpowered instead, was the times they went out of fuel. and then they're stranded here in the middle of the sea would have fuel their engine is out and that's when they have to paddle hudson or no mortal. and they're hoping that the coast guard won't intercept them. not, not really him audio hoffman dusty kristen of a 100 offerings. but that's exactly what happens up to 3 times a week, according to official figures. the palestinian abdulla works as a hairdresser here in the camp. his present customer is ali from sudan. both have experienced how difficult the route to europe can be. it took 3 attempts before they both reached cio sat out well at digital reconnaissance. it was very difficult to get here from turkey by boatman, but there was no interruption. godaddy seems to hate here, we say die at home or die in the room. my dog catches worse. so. and here we could at least try. i surviv

but there are also suspicious of the trial could be political motivated by colonel mamma. dubois, who seized power in cool last year is under pressure to step down from power and set a date for new elections. edris al jazeera cannot re the whole. alaska is coping with its worst route in full decades, its pitting humans and animals against each other in a battle for resources. katherine sawyer has more from some bureau county, kenya. city recently arrived at this sanctuary in some bureau county in north, in kenya. she was found near her dead mother with no food or water. ha caretaker, say she is settling into her new home, which she shares with several other offerings. they believe her mother may have starved to death. we are feeding them up over 3 hours. and each and every baby is getting to lead us buffy and run you see now we are buying rosemary from the local people and it's got more and remembers of gods in the community. they need food to . santi said, this is the longest, dry spell. in decades, for rainy seasons have failed, and more than 4000000 people, the livestock and wildli

but that also suspicious of the trial could be politically motivated by kennel, mom, i did dubois, who seized power in cool last year, is under pressure to step down from power and set a date for new elections. edris al jazeera cannot re, with less than a week to go until brazil alexis next president's many poor communities of calling for more to be done to help them escape poverty. severe food insecurity effects at least 33000000 people across brazil. many blame a lack of funding for social programs. one of the worst effected places is the northeastern states of allegories or latin america editor lucille newman is their fishermen even needed to do a more levy, nor has worked most of his adult life here. 4 years ago we visited the jail to lateral, a shanty town on the shores of the moon. though lagoon day and night, the men dove for a tiny muscle like shellfish cold. so do. while the women and children toiled to extract receive food inside, they barely eat out a living. now, even that spawn even needed or wanted to see that floods earlier this year destroy the livelihood of more than 1

they only provided logistic and infrastructure . dubois long runs and don't sick people, the conduct of warden, when you come to the ill grounds, then you will understand what is that he energy from my united nation office. you can not say every thing. so this is not what they were in. international media is going on and it is most of the time there is a fake news during last 9 months. we observed that so many fake news said related to the by the western media to we stand word pulled words author, we've got reactions on the referendum from tune creek politicians who visited saint petersburg to promote strengthening ties between russia and the u. member states that europe we're living here, i believe the current referendums are fair. we speak about a territory in which the population has faced genocide. the risk of being completely erased, the rougher comes on whether to join russia were a matter of survival for them. they didn't have much choice. ukraine for it's part did have a choice to avoid the referendums. they only had to respect the rights of the russian population of ukraine,

was elected with a large majority hope and returned to molly. reversed your room, probably more. dubois tell to salty for a false. i think there were probably 2 ways out of the molly chrysler friend is a so the 1st was when we liberated all the molly and populations central, hopefully we could and then said we came to end the islamist grip on your countries . do, did we did it now? it's up to you oldwick up of it, but we didn't do that in the 2nd way out was after the election. so we could have said, you have a legitimate president of it so the government can get back on course on that, that's your job without we didn't do that either. one of the main reason was that there was no government or slain close. there was no army now. thank you. so we said to ourselves, we've paid a high price to drive out the islam. it is if we leave and they come back city, it'll be even worse. so like yours though, we decided to wait a little and a little more you about on an 8 year old at all. but the french military was slowly but surely getting bogged down in it did end without political support. simply

dubois. this is a double conscious that we're talking about. and i think when you look at the work of our our esteemed panelists, this is what they're talking about as well. you know, how do we navigate this thing called america, how do you figure it out? and so, you know, i just i'm i'm i mean, rooted in my africanness, in my south carolina and is rooted in my brooklyn jersey ness. that's what it means where my people are from, where i'm based out of. and once i became conscious, as we used, say, back in the day, woke in these times, you know, and then a commitment as a writer and activist throughout my 14 books, throughout my activism, whether it be a katrina relief, whether it be voting rights work over 30 plus years, you know, fighting for the for the empowerment and freedom black people is really simple to me and making sure as many of us as possible know who we are and that we actually move the kind of self-hatred that i experienced in my lifetime because of white supremacy, because of racism, you know, toward love, toward love for oursel

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it's that moment in dubois souls of black folk, as he's grappling with the fact that his son has and he can't find solace, he can't find comfort, he said. this is a hope, not hopeless, but hopeful hope not hopeless. but i'm hopeful b.b. king would translate that. nobody loves me but my mother. she could be jiving to. and so this hope that you feel at end of the book, is this an abiding despair, this unflinching faith in the capacity of human beings to be otherwise? and i think i didn't have that faith. i would drink too much whiskey, but be i, i would also i would have turned my back on the tradition out of which i have come. i come. so there's nothing about the condition of slavery that would leave, leave anybody to believe who's experiencing it? especially in good. but did mississippi, if there's any other than being a slave there's possible except there could be a moment where someone. in their eyes exhibit profound. or moment you in the cabin and you hear the innocent sound of laughter of children who might witness in in a moment unimaginable cruelty. but that flight of love, tha

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so he adds gum dubois guest on because that he said this is a priority. did get solar data to red, focused on idea of god. has it been through the international community to generate a $230.00 to donate generously to bug gift on? because august onwards in deep grey says he's going to be rented in the flood defected area, then sudden province of sandwiches devastated almost over g target shorted 30000000 people have been affected. a 1000000 a life dog have been lost. 4000000 houses have been demolished and i've got to sit in d dead importer and where did and of god. he has also a short august on that he will be asking the international community that did must help august on because it needs it now. and that need that dramatic development and an unprecedented catastrophe. call haida in islam of the many sex and aid to come all the united nations children's agency. unicef says the 3000000 children i cast on need immediate humanitarian assistance. there it increased risk of water born disease drowning of malnutrition. same bas ravi reports now from baluchista

dubois. marcus garvey. they attempted to raise funds to make a counter movie to birth of a nation. they couldn't get the resources up. so this is reflective of the same challenge we have today, dominant corporate media has the power and the resources to construct a particular narrative. and those of us who don't have the same perspective don't often have the resources to push back with the same kind of megaphone. now, these tools, these weapons of the week, as james scott would say, are helpful because i can push back on twitter, i can push back on instagram, i could push back on tik-tok. but it ain't the same as birth of a nation, just like ain't the same as fox news. right? i can tweet all day that same thing. it's tucker carlson. similarly, there was a challenge back then about this. so this was a powerful moment. well, we can't ignore the fact there's also a technological advancement. it was a in terms of the mode and genre of film. it was a huge advancement. it was a game changer in many ways. and so many people were drawn to the film, not just for its content, but for the act

dubois's landmark book, the souls black folk. and in this regard, today's speakers will discuss how their work to the complex experiences of blackeo

right here in the front and then we have another question sort of mid great on what got to go to dubois. so the question was what got you to go up was so for those in the know so this is one of the was a white shoe manhattan law firm which was where worked right out of right out of law school. what got me to go there money. right i was like also so i was the not the first person in my family to go to college not the first person of my family to go to graduate school. i was very lucky, that sense. but devil voice. so, you know, i come bring that up to say that when debevoise offered me my first year salary that was money than either of my college educated parents either had ever made in a year. more as a 25 year old. and you know, there were you know, sacrifices had to be made so that i could go to harvard college and harvard school. you know, vacations were not taken and people didn't buy dresses and lots of things went in, you know, like, like for so many lots of things went in to making me have that education. and i felt like i owed it to people to try to like making money. i didn't b

right here in the front and then we have another question sort of mid great on what got to go to dubois. so the question was what got you to go up was so for those in the know so this is one of the was a white shoe manhattan law firm which was where worked right out of right out of law school. what got me to go there money. right i was like also so i was the not the first person in my family to go to college not the first person of my family to go to graduate school. i was very lucky, that sense. but devil voice. so, you know, i come bring that up to say that when debevoise offered me my first year salary that was money than either of my college educated parents either had ever made in a year. more as a 25 year old. and you know, there were you know, sacrifices had to be made so that i could go to harvard college and harvard school. you know, vacations were not taken and people didn't buy dresses and lots of things went in, you know, like, like for so many lots of things went in to making me have that education. and i felt like i owed it to people to try to like making money. i didn't b

dubois institute at university. a 2020 andrew carnegie fellow, emily barnard, lives her family in vermont. so please join me in welcoming emily bernhardt to our roundtable today. thank you so much, dr. word for that introduction and thank you for making it possible for me to be here today. i'm thrilled to be here. i couldn't ask for more. brilliant and wonderful colleagues than the colleagues. i'm sharing this panel with today. so it's a real pleasure. when i received the notice about this topic, my thoughts immediately went to zora neale hurston, who i've been thinking about a lot lately. not in no small part because of the recent passing. our beloved and brilliant colleague valerie boyd, who's the author of a brilliant, wonderful biography of hurston that i consult often in my work and i'm writing hurston for my upcoming book project, which is a series of biographies about black women where i want to in some trouble or complicate conventional ideas about success. women who literally made a way out of no way and en