inside, i'm going to be shown around by essie. so, essie, where are we right now?e was a male slave courtyard. this is where they bought and sold the slaves. what, as in, like, right here? right here. wow. so, right here, we have the largest female slave dungeon. it held about 150 of the female slaves. 150? yes. once they got in here, this is the floor they slept on — the same floor they had to urinate. the food was poured onto the dirty floor and they had to eat from the dirty floor. because of that, a lot of the female slaves — the male slaves as well — died, because this place was very, very dirty. it takes... for me, hearing all of that, for somebody to do that to somebody else, that's just plain... it's evil. so, i'm assuming that when you're in a space like this, you must... you must be in this space thinking, "i might not leave "here alive at all, cos everywhere i look, "there are many different ways i could die"? yes. down this corridor is a door of no return. through it, slaves were forced onto ships ready for transportation. it's almost as if... if suffer

essie was the name of my great-grandmother. in the great migration from the south to the west to look for opportunities that were not present where she lived. remember going back to my grandmother and asking her with a, with a lot of curiosity, you know, how was it that gran-mom did it? this ancestral solution kind of fell into my lap. because she explained she had , sisters, blood sisters who lived around the neighborhood. when she needed to pick up an extra shift at work and someone to take care of the kids, she had sisters who could fill in for her. she had sisters who understood what it was to be a black woman at that time. e had sisters, she had a community. and that is exactly what mass incarceration is, depriving women, black women, brown women of every single day. we hear women tell us every single time they receive a call. they graduate, they're part of our sustained community, that the work that we are doing together is lifesaving. and i know that to be true. i wish people would start by seeing women with incarcerated

inside, i'm going to be shown around by essie. so, essie, where are we right now?le slave courtyard. this is where they bought and sold the slaves. what, as in, like, right here? right here. wow. so, right here, we have the largest female slave dungeon. it held about 150 of the female slaves. 150? yes. once they got in here, this is the floor they slept on — the same floor they had to urinate. the food was poured onto the dirty floor and they had to eat from the dirty floor. because of that, a lot of the female slaves — the male slaves as well — died, because this place was very, very dirty. it takes... for me, hearing all of that, for somebody to do that to somebody else, that's just plain... it's evil. so, i'm assuming that, when you're in a space like this, you must... you must be in this space, thinking, "i might not leave "here alive at all, cos everywhere i look, "there are many different ways i could die"? yes. down this corridor is a door of no return. through it, slaves were forced onto ships ready for transportation. it's almost as if... if suffering here

yeah, is essie classical give form had to say up to your boarding expressions are real move weren't allowed to head expedients to upgrade to him will up new orleans because she got a lucky hagi dordy feminine. ah, most women aunt heard most women don't have the agency to be able to speaker, and they're not even given the platform of the space to do it. you know, and these are women who, who are screaming inside. but they're, they're not heard. for those of us who can, we should speak up and i think it's as simple as that. ah, my name is young t smile. i'm a feminist artist based in malaysia and i paint to women in the nude to take away the narrative from a pottery arkell definition of woman's body that is sexual. that is huge, that is dirty. that is shameful. arms or that can only be virginal and i reclaiming that keys and bringing a feminist perspective to how it looks like i art helps give you the imagination of what an alternative reality could look like. ah lay fairway to cite the me a call thought be a bad boy be if not, you know now i've walk yellow that they is hillary bigger thought

his parents can't control him, and then his path crosses with a wealthy woman played by essie davis,in, buys him clothes, buys him a car, and the next thing they appear to be having a relationship together, something his mother, played byjudy davis, is not entirely happy about. here's a clip. i've got him something else, too. more gold? something sweet i know he'll like. 0h, goodness, you know a lot about my son. you live with someone and... what exactly's going on here? sorry, i don't know what you mean. he mows your lawn, you buy him a car, he mows it again, he moves in with you. what's next, marriage ? he needed a car. he doesn't have a licence. i didn't know that. yes, well, i guess you don't know everything. so, great performances. yes. and up until this point, it's really... ..it�*s like a belated coming—of—age drama about a young man with problems. and then what happens is that he finds himself isolated again, he finds himself with money, and he turns to guns. and there is a terrifying scene in which he walks into a gun shop and basically buys a whole load of extremely high—po

hundreds, my ancestry goes back in this country and for them out for her to be born and live and die essie the country built, 1776, established without her being considered is a member right and that is not a nominalist in her history and apart makes it very hard to have the otherrt aspirational part. >> am thinking akin to the harpers ferry chopper account number the name of the guy who was executed green and you point out that he was executed on the basis of being opposing the country, opposing the government and yet, he was not a citizen and how could he be. >> he was not considered a citizens of our critically committedt' treason exactly. >> auto ask something that i hear a lot of people saying and i don't agree with this but i just want your take on it and i think some of it is the outgrowth of the 6019th project in asserting that is the today our country was born was on top now smell critical race theory wee just like going into this too much too much emphasis eaon and so i guess my questiono you is how you refute that. >> why would say first of all it was when people first started t

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our blake essi fw is live at this hour in tokyo. and blake, we are learning more details, we believe one person now in custody. what more can you tell us about this shooting? >> reporter: yeah, a very fluid situation. japanese public broadcaster nhk is reporting that shin zo abe hs been shot in the chest while delivering a speech around 11:30 this morning. nhk is reporting that abe was rushed to the hospital in a state of cardio pulmonary arrest, meaning that his heart wasn't beating. we do not know the current health condition of the former prime minister. now, witnesses say that abe was shot from behind. he didn't collapse after the first shot, but did collapse after the second shot and people at that point began conducting cpr. witnesses say that the suspect didn't attempt to run. he just got arrested on the spot. several police officers on site were able to take the suspect into custody and he's now being questioned. police did retrieve a gun and the suspect, again, has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. nhk reporte

our blake essi fw is live at this hour in tokyo.ing more details, we believe one person now in custody. what more can you tell us about this shooting? >> reporter: yeah, a very fluid situation. japanese public broadcaster nhk is reporting that shin zo abe hs been shot in the chest while delivering a speech around 11:30 this morning. nhk is reporting that abe was rushed to the hospital in a state of cardio pulmonary arrest, meaning that his heart wasn't beating. we do not know the current health condition of the former prime minister. now, witnesses say that abe was shot from behind. he didn't collapse after the first shot, but did collapse after the second shot and people at that point began conducting cpr. witnesses say that the suspect

, and the health system wants the best in the region is crumbling or some question, kelly, mother, essie, we can't secure enough medicine for cancer and kidney. dialysis patient was we can't give them the 3 sessions they need. every week, doctor said, the accelerating crisis has reached a point where patients' lives are at risk than other altos, either tripoli, northern lebanon. still ahead on the i'll just renew our new home for people who've been displaced by climate change in bangladesh. coming up and support. there is a new name at the front of the grid for the british formula. one rom, pre ah, there are some big thunderstorms in europe yesterday, particularly in poland doors in poland. this was captured as night to this day, some damage done in the north, the country in those thunderstorms, which are captured here of moved on. so it's the turnover bella roost lithuania to see some and i think the and she's going to have the atmosphere here and precious build behind. this is fine, warm sunshine. but we have got some more showers to come. now maybe not so much on sunday where you don'