it kind of went into hyper drive. >> reporter: duval is not alone. in five women may experience anxiety and/or depression following childbirth. mental health challenges are the most common complication from pregnancy, according to postpartum support international. studies show women of color are even at higher risk due to less access to mental and medical care. experts say it's very normal to experience baby blues after the birth of a child, which may include feelings of worry, unhappiness, and fatigue. cause for concern is feelings of sadness and hopelessness interfere with daily life activities. >> it means so much that people like kylie jenner are opening up and sharing their struggles with something like postpartum depression, because essentially what they're doing is they're normalizing an experience that everyday women experience all the time, and they're basically saying even though i have all the tools and all of the resources, i too still struggle with this. >> you, like, forget how to interact with people. i've just been with a 4-year-old,

children by florida standards, activist brandon wolf points out that one of the books rejected by duval county schools is the life of rosa parks. what desantis is doing is intensional. in order to peel off trump's republican voters and get them on this side ahead of his presidential bid in 2024, he's turning florida into a right wing paradise where the focus isn't on health care or jobs or taxes or infrastructure or i don't know, hurricane or flood insurance in one of the most natural disaster prone states in the country. you know, normal governor stuff. but rather on the right wing culture wars and nothing but the right wing culture wars. and he's ticking all the boxes. not only is he banning books about history and any mention of the existence of gay people from florida schools, he's barring public high schools from teaching a.p. african american studies. he's taking aim at drag performances, even suggesting that he would urge the state's child protective services to investigate parents who take their own kids to one. he's actively trying to ban covid vaccine mandates and restricting

in duval county, they were told they could not teach a book on rosa parks, a book on hank errol in duvalnty, where i live. and as far as uncomfortable lady, let me tell you what's uncomfortable. police brutality. voter disenfranchisement. that is uncomfortable, and it's interesting to me, the same people that don't want the statues down because it is our history, want to take the books out. but that is our history, as well. >> which is why i say, it's white supremacy. their feelings are supposed to be, and i think you coined it right, professor. saying that they are more important than our reality. you are the face of intersectionality. you are the one who coined that, and we all our students of yours. what could be more inclusive in american life than intersectionality? that is not divisive, that is saying that everybody comes together. i don't even understand the logic of their argument, maybe because there is no logic. >> there is a logic. first, let me say, what do we lose when we give up intersectionality? we can't understand why black women have the highest maternal mortality rate.

and that's more of the threat and the reason why duval county is saying they removed 100% of the booksise their hand and say this is exactly what they intended, and nobody's done anything to actually correct it. >> yeah. no, that's why we wanted to hear from you. you're giving us your primary experience, also educating us as you would as an educator, although the felony part is quite serious. that's why we covered it. it seems like a real crack down. other tools they're using that are effecting and chilling education. mr. covey, thanks for taking my questions tonight. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> thank you for your service. >>> when we come back, republicans who think the ar-15 should join the list of things you see on your screen. it may sound odd. it's also important. i have some very special guests coming up. stay with me on this friday night. is friday night. . and my type 2 diabetes means i'm also a target. we are targets too. millions have chronic kidney disease and 90% don't know they have it. so ask for your kidney numbers and farxiga. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ if you have chronic ki

sobre los libros es para todo el estado de la florida y la informaciÓn se maneja condado a condado y duval >> el sistema educativo como lo estÁ siendo llevados tal re retroceso. tiene que ser un tema inclusivo. >> segÚn el informe de organizaciÓn que defiende la libertad de expresiÓn, florida ocupa segundo lugar entre los estados con mÁs libros prohibidos en las escuelas pÚblicas, sÓlo por debajo de texas. >> hay muchas maneras de en enseÑar; pero hay muchas ma maneras. >> mientras la presidenta del sindicato de machos de miami dice que son estas medidas un asalto a la libertad desde docentes y estudiantes. >> alguna persona se sienta incÓmodas con una historia real en que hubo discriminaciÓn en que hubo muchos prejuicios que tuvieron que sobrepasar para poder tener Éxito en este paÍs. >> noticia telemundo contractual departamento de educaciÓn de la florida y al gobernador pero no hemos recibido respuesta. >> vaya controversia: Íbamos con eso de lo que todos estamos hablando, en el sujpper bowl qu vio brillo latino no solamente dentro sino fuera del estadio. tambiÉn en el medio tiempo. >>

. >> and let me raise one more thing, which is in the panhandle, and in duval county, all of these classroom have basically had tarp put over them. we're not allowed in florida to have the classroom libraries anymore. think about the joy, and the confidence, one of the ways that you do that is -- these culture wars are really undermining, what teachers do at creating, or attempting to create using theater, a division between teachers and kids. >> it is undermining the education of students as well, and i know they're on the 15th of february, there is a state right rally around this clergy, and teachers and others. randi weingarten, thank you for being with us, and thank you again. after again, rising up to celebrate black history month in the face of a right-wing backlash. and later, president biden's big speech at the capitol on tuesday, what will be a sneak preview for 2024 reelection campaigns. a newly energized house republican majority might make some noise on their own. , first my colleague richard lui will have the top news stories. richie? >> very good sunday afternoon to you. china'

. >> reporter: duval county public schools, which includes jacksonville, said it would conduct a formalder florida's hb-1467 law, beginning this year school books have to be reviewed by a media specialist to ensure they're free of pornography or certain race-based teachings. from kindergarten to third grade the books must be free of instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity. the school district reminded educators violating parts of the law could lead teachers to be charged with a felony. >> they've come for teachers over masks. they've come for teachers over books. teachers have been called groomers. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis signed several new education laws that he says empower parents. >> floridians want our school system to be about educating kids, not indoctrinating kids. >> reporter: sixth-grader jonas walter fears one of his favorite books may be banned from the classroom. >> because there's a boy who likes a boy in the series. >> reporter: stephanie jorgenson walter is his mother. >> i think what the legislation is doing is trying to stoke fear that

>> so, what's happening in duvall county classrooms is that our district is struggling and racing to not having important graphic materials or materials that's not age appropriate for students. there are some other specifics, as well. but when you start to look a bit deeper, it really is causing so much chaos because every district has been told to come up with their own system for vetting these books. the books have to be vetted by a certified media specialist. our district is very short on those. my school, for example, has a part-time person. she has told me that there is an estimated 4 million books in our district that need to be vetted and that currently they have completed about 1400 of them. so you can see that this is just -- i mean, the task is outrageous and the fact that these media specialists are having to do this is crazy. it's really impacting my classroom. my students don't have books available to read. all of those books that you see in that image, you know, those are personal books that i brought in that i curated this library so they could have a diverse library t

duval county, florida, lots of black folks there. they banned 176 books removed from school.nk you, jackie robinson, a story about friendship, banned. a book about roberto clemente banned. the life of rosa parks. a storm called katrina, and a book called dumpling soup. these are just some books that have been banned. it's very hard to get around the fact that the only books that are deemed controversial by the right, by people like desantis, the youngkins of the world, are books about black people, books about gay people, books about the holocaust. see where i'm going? they have never said a book about any european is controversial or will make someone upset. there have been european wars, shakespeare has death, demons in the othello story. none of that to them is controversial. only things about black people, jewish people, and gay people. hard to see that as a coincidence. but mostly black people. >> it's absolutely not a coincidence, joy. you know, i have said this quote on your show several times before. you know, my favorite president, lbj always said, you can convince t

so passing the torch here, if you will, to lauren duval deval. she wrote an essay called a shocking thing to tell of. now lauren is the author, an award winning article, mastering charleston, that was in the william and mary quarterly in 2018. and she is currently a book manuscript titled the home the home front. revolutionary households military occupation and the creation of the american republic, which is now under advanced contract with the omaha institute. early american history and culture and the university of north carolina press. so in this case, she is looking at assaults on civilians, assaults on women. well, assaults on civilians, including those assaults that are defined as rape have long been a part of warfare. can go back into the classical literature. we can talk about the greeks and the romans and beyond and. always see assaults on civilians, especially women. and these assaults have long been reviled, but they're there. so the question we're left with is, is different or not about revolution. so we start here then looking at wha

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