education but i feel that you what's great about it eastlands it is you know starting a century conversation in a year where almost every school has been affected by it and that education of course has been affected and disrupted. and you just go back to this this idea of this this day you knew you taught us how many different areas the youngsters at the education system in nigeria is juggling with trying to cope with how does it how does a day as a unesco day help with that understanding. i think you know you want to eat in about i mean for national related this is the fact that it helps also to educate the public on what the or what the issues are the concise as her it's how it's all sold to understand the context or do you mean i mean it is all different groups of people and when we look at this day that we are commemorating for the 1st time the internationally it's a good sector took a shot. that's one day that we we've never heard and a lot of people still do not understand what the issues are and so a day like this helps us to sensitize the public like you know we are doing it also hel

street bets that they found a magical way for that not the house to always win but the chance to eastland that they're somehow they're going to always win because they feel like they've made if if all these young people pile in on these options that they force the market makers and the options market to buy the actual underlying stock so that they're driving the price higher maybe we'll talk to the expert in a 2nd but 1st retail investors going all in using the options and hence the stock market money machine explosion and bullish contracts is driven by retail traders rising volume of call options seeing whipping up volatility and line there that's gone parabolic that's the number of retail investors piling into these call options the options market is this generation's vietnam basically this is where you know thousands tens of thousands hundreds of thousands if not a 1000000 young men and women go to get obliterated for no reason because there's no reason why any of them should buy an option there's just no justification for that whatsoever just like there was done for the vietnam war bu

it has to go through the judiciary committee james eastland of mississippi he slows it down and creates delay after delay it is a year filled with regional tensions the southerners are nominated to the supreme court and they are both rejected by the senate. and then add that are battle with the issues of race and region one --dash are paramount but thank you to the machinations of the senator the amendment does reach the senate floor september 70 and greeted by a filibuster by strom thurmond and other southerners. but the strategy of using a filibuster it was odd to prove you also need the two thirds vote and then you need to chances to block it. the advocates of reform never reached the two thirds mark in the senate. it was heavenly - - heavily regional. 70 percent of senators from outside the south with a similar percentages of them voting against so in the 20th century to calm closest. >> so back to the point where race was critical. speaking of reform, now there is discussion again of electoral college reform. we don't know exactly what impact it will have in the 2020 election. but

street bets that they found a magical way for that not the house to always win but the chance to eastland that they somehow they're going to always win because they feel like they've made if if all these young people pile in on these options that they force the market makers in the options market to buy the actual underlying stock so that they're driving the price higher maybe we'll talk to the expert in a 2nd but 1st retail and. esther's going all in using the options and hands stock market money machine explosion and bullish contracts is driven by retail traders rising volume of call options seeing whipping up volatility and mind there that's gone parabolic that's the number of retail investors piling into these call options the options market is this generation's vietnam basically this is where you know thousands tens of thousands hundreds of thousands if not a 1000000 young men and women go to get obliterated for no reason because there's no reason why any of them should buy an option there's just no justification for that whatsoever just like there was done for the vietnam war but th

it has to go to the judiciary committee which is chaired by segregationist senator james eastland of mississippi. he slows the thing down and creates delay after delay. they year in congress of 1969, the spring of 1970 is a year that is still with regional tensions. two southerners are are nominated to the supreme court and they are both rejected by the senate. and then there's a battle over renewal of the voting rights act. the issues of race and region are paramount in this period. eventually thanks to the machinations of indiana senator birch by, the eminent has reached the senate floor in september 1970 and there it is greeted by a filibuster led by strong thurman, sam ervin and other southerners with a couple of midwestern republicans thrown in. we can talk later a percentage of using a filibuster which required two-thirds vote to override was odd because to prove and in it he also new to two-thirds votes of southerners wanted to get two chances to block it. it did block it. the advocates of reform never reached the two-thirds mark in the senate. the vote was heavily regional, 7

talks between the museum and munich and myself are no longer prodding the ones near us have come in eastlandalso torn we can no longer act as that our collections came to us subs have no way we have to face up to our responsibility in a justice must be done for people whose soul was stolen from them who don't don't. read this this is the man once we have clara gun used in a way to reconciliation must be traumatized and reconciliation does not mean africans have to go to the on board farm in berlin to see their heritage. i'm sure we don't just want to look at it as though that we want these objects to live here is that the object here. that. history that lives and breathes just the way it does at the annual festival in the mean city of the festival includes a procession to the royal palace to reaffirm loyalty to the old the palace that was destroyed and plundered in the british conquest of the name kingdom over 120 years ago. this you get this even today the skies have not healed. so if we don't launch processes that will free us of the burden of violence and pain we suffered in the past we w