dubois library. i go to the special collections department and ask the librarian i would like to see these dubois one on one materials. i think it might be a folder, maybe a box, if i'm lucky. i sit down, wait at the table. the librarian returns with six microfilm reels. wow. so now i'm really. what could this possibly. so some of you may remember what a microfilm machine like you had a roll load the film and crank the so i put the first reel in and there is a manuscript by w e.b. dubois on the black in world war one that i knew nothing about the manuscript. i would continue to learn more about 800 pages long. in addition to the actual manuscript, all of dubois's research materials and the correspondence related to this project. he gave his book an incredibly evocative title, the black man and the wounded world. so just imagine i am a young bride, had graduate student stumbling an unfinished and unpublished manuscript by the great w.e.b. dubois. i didn't know what to do with myself. was stunned. shoc

i'm maurice dubois. we begin once again tonight in the middle east. for days now an israeli ground invasion of the territory has appeared imminent following hamas' deadly rampage two weeks ago. today, israeli war planes took aim across gaza, targets in the occupied west bank and syria were also hit as the war with hamas threatens to spiral into a wider conflict. in iran, that country's foreign minister called the region, quote, a powder keg. in a major change, the "u.s.s. i see power was redirected to the persian gulf. also today, 14 druks carrying goods and medical supplies entered gaza from egypt. they are the second convoy of aid to arrive since israel imposed a complete seize of the territory. in delaware, president biden spent time outdoors today after speaking to israel's prime minister netanyahu and six other world leaders. mr. biden also spoke about conflict and peace with pope francis. but tonight it's desperation and war that dominates our coverage. cbs' charlie d'agata leads us off from tel aviv. >> reporter: good evening, maurice. israeli

the world boxing association considered the appeal of the side of daniele dubois, regarding the finalult of his fight with the ukrainian world champion, according to the versions of the wba, wbo, ibf and ibo. the wba decided that the result of the fight was a knockout in the ninth round. the commission also did not find clear and convincing evidence that the referee's decision was wrong. let me remind you that in the fifth round , the briton struck below the belt. oleksandr fell on the canvas, the referee recorded a violation of the rules, giving ukraintsevis to recover. according to dubois's team, the kick was clean and the referee thus stole the victory from the briton. in the ninth round, the ukrainian knocked out dubois and won the 21st victory in the professional ring. there is no way these dyubas can calm down, hit a person below the belt and prove for a few months or two that everything was fair, and vasyl lomachenko is talking about ending his career, although i think that his choice is ideological he did a little wrong, well, his career then went a little downhill as a result

i'm maurice dubois. we begin in the middle east. for days an israeli invasion of gaza has appeared imminent following hamas' deadly rampage two weeks ago. today israeli warplanes took aim across the palestinian territory. targets in the occupied west bank and syria were also hit as the war with hamas threatens to spiral into a wider conflict. in iran the foreign minister called the region a, quote, powder keg. in a major change the "u.s.s. ship" was redirected to the persian gulf in response to the rising tensions in the region. 14 trucks carrying goods and medical supplies entered gaza from egypt the second convoy of aid to arrive since israel imposed a complete siege of the territory. in delaware president biden spent time outdoors today after speaking to israel's prime minister netanyahu and six other world leaders. mr. biden also spoke about conflict and peace with pope francis. tonight it is desperation and war that dominates our coverage. cbs's charlie d'agata leads us off from tel aviv. >> reporter: good evening, maurice. isr

women in part of it, you have people like dubois that you mentioned and others who aren't thrilled with her. other members of the black arts movement don't adopt her as a part of their understanding of black esthetic. what is her? what is her image? what has it been. well, there's there's been some good scholarship on this that i'm that i'm building on recently. but i don't i think that we're still in this space where we can't really be we're still amazed that she did what she did. and can't really conceive of the extent of her fame during her lifetime and how significant that was. and also how important that was to the abolitionist movement in her time. and then and then for a long time afterwards. and that's what jefferson is really responding to. so there's really the last chapter of the book is about this and frankly, i thought it would be more of the book when i my original plan was and it's such a fascinating story, how people have continued to respond to her. i call it her afterlives, but so i'm starting at the beginning and i'm going to get to the message i was asking. so really

and without the administrative hurdles, dubois which, which we still need to do it, and you get a new but i see which is not usual, not common for governmental structures of any country, much w, visually for those of large scale events that we have scheduled till the 23rd, se, there's usually lots of the office involved. and we did that in the rather short time span. they let us know when you're below got you. and this gives us reasons to believe that's timble if it will be implemented just as quickly, especially speaking, and hopefully by the end of all the i'm afraid turn over. that's what we're speaking about. dates. we've had this goal to achieve the $200000000000.00 market by $24.00. and when we set this for the entrance and 9, see few people believed this was ever possible. because back then i'll try to turn over was 100000000. and now we're going ahead of schedule and hit thing 200000000. yes, go store. and i'd like to draw it attention to the following. as i said, that russia is li just it got to go with the 6th business partner with 6, the biggest trade partner in china, almo

and britain's caroline dubois is a world champion after taking the ibo lightweight title in a unanimousz at london's york hall. more reaction to that on the bbc sport website. you more reaction to that on the bbc sport website-— sport website. you can follow everything — sport website. you can follow everything on _ sport website. you can follow everything on the _ sport website. you can follow everything on the final- sport website. you can follow everything on the final day i sport website. you can follow everything on the final day of| sport website. you can follow . everything on the final day of the ryder cup too. and that's all the sport for now. chetan, thank you for that. a major row is under way in poland. these pictures taken just a few minutes ago. it is staging a rally because of the march of a million hearts. an estimated 500,000 people attended the rally back injune, and the turnout this time is a big test. let's take a look at the live pictures now of this rally. here we are in warsaw, we don't have the numbers on the turnout yet for this one, but the opposition is traili

it's the second time a dubois has fought for a world title in the last few weeks.ops are closed like sunday just as about come at the shops are closed like sundayjust as the tide went out. as he celebrated his birthday in a special bbc radio wales programme there was a chance to relive fond memories with some of his closest friends and admirers from the world of rugby. you can see from the way audiences react— you can see from the way audiences react to _ you can see from the way audiences react to him. — you can see from the way audiences react to him, the humour, and the sincerity. — react to him, the humour, and the sincerity, the _ react to him, the humour, and the sincerity, the humour and the sincerity— sincerity, the humour and the sincerity that goes hand in glove together— sincerity that goes hand in glove together with him. the valleys and valley folk have been the inspiration for his music, and theirfeelings for him are clear. his outlook on things are so positive _ his outlook on things are so positive and _ his outlook on things are so positive and to

dubois authored "the souls of blackfolk" in 1903.ere are more books from the lie brir of congress' lists of -- list of 100 books that shaped america. ida toreville wrote about john d. rockefeller's standard oil company. upton sinclair's tri-kri teak of the meatpacking industry was published in 1906. "the education of henry adams" was published in 1907. and william james' work "pragmatism" was also published in 1907. >> there's the website if you go,ou can see all 100 books that the libra ss are books that shaped america. you can also input your ideas to the library of congress. our partner in this series. professor, you, as you watched that list said i've got one for you. what book did you want to bring up? >> it's an awful one but highly influential. owner's manual for model trveg's that henry ford wrote. after how to run your car was then 200 pages of conspiracy theory, including anti-semitism. it went out with millions of cars. not on any list. >> did not make the library's list. >> i wanted to make a comment on what the woman sai

and anyway, you tie up the tubes tavern nicely because dubois tavern does indeed friday, indeed open, just before the program. before the end of the program. and tonight , i've got very and tonight, i've got a very special guest keeping me company for a crafty pint. i've got the comedy legend , none other than comedy legend, none other than john cleese . so i want to put john cleese. so i want to put some of your questions to him. so get in touch with me. all the usual ways, not just about that, but all of the topics. i've got a packed programme for you tonight gbviews@gbnews.com is of course you hold of me. course how you get hold of me. if twitter or or whatever it if twitter or x or whatever it is these days is your thing at gb news is how you get hold of me. but of course the big story dominating the ainnaves tonight is the fact that labour have indeed won that by—election up indeed won that by—election up in scotland , rutherglen and in scotland, rutherglen and hamilton west and they're absolutely smashed. the snp , absolutely smashed. the snp, they've got about 58% of the votes