jackson, with the caption -- "special representatives of the esso marketers in their new york office.lk about the role of esso and these two african-american men in "the green book." >> that was one of the most interesting discoveries that we had in making this film. esso gas station, which was owned by standard oil which was owned by rockefeller, had a very early program to promote to african-americans. not only that, but to hire african-americans -- african-american scientists and chemist's. he was married to a woman whose lasting was spellman. they come from a long line of abolitionists. spellman college, hb see you in atatlanta was created by the family. so there was a history of this corporate the human working with the african-american community and they distributed the green esso gastheir stations. that is one of the ways the green book was able to be so widely distributed and popular. amy: you also talk about the women entrepreneurs. >> absolutely. the stories we were finding and that we were coming upon, so many of them were women-owned businesses. at one point, i start looki

i think three nil school and flats at hanover for whom keep the esso was the only good performer yet again and while knuckles man was full of the joys of the german spring dull could hardly believe his eyes. i was really shocked by how anemic we looked in certain situations to give us and see to it. these are tough times for hard over but hoffenheim still in the hunt for european spots. are at let's have a look at the bonus league of results so far on match day twenty two frankfurt and share the spoils as it had to berlin and braman as we just saw hoffenheim dominated hand over leipsic beach that current was boric had their way with vines shelf and freiburg share the spoils on friday byron munich squeaked past alex burke's now underway laver couzin versus distal dorf and monday sees nuremberg take on league leaders dortmund. to ecuador now where scientists are celebrating the rediscovery of the marsupial horned frog last seen over a decade ago and considered extinct a colony of the frogs was found during a recent expedition into an endangered rain forest their habitat remains under t

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bible is -ism being portrayed as an enemy of christianity or -ism would deliver us from evil portrayed esso as an enemy of children and american values. what you don't see is is him as an enemy of european jews. the key here is to understand americans go to war to fight fascism , to defeat germany , but not the message to rescue jews and the priority is never to rescue jews. that is an essential question we ask, why the rescue of jews didn't become a priority during wartime. one way to think about this is thefight two wars, a war against the allies and a war to destroy the jews. in response the allies decide to fight one war. they fight a war to defeat -ism but not a war to rescue jews. you see this in the poster art in the messages in the government issued posters and you also see it in hollywood films. most hollywood films don't mention jews specifically. there are some deeply anti-nazi interventionist films that start to get made by 1941 and 42 , films like the mortal storm or foreign correspondence or sergeant york, casablanca maybe the most famous film of the 20th century and it is a f

terms of the agility of the agency to do those things, what you think of the threat upgrade to the esso 31b? some folks have said that it would were not for the mda's focus on this mission, and acquisition authorities, the idea that a threat upgrade to the 1b would have ever been done by say the navy if it would have transferred to them, it might have taken a lot longer. do you think that is? >> i would say that the advantage that the agency has is in fact the unique responsibilities and authorities given to the agency to essentially allow rapid decision-making. by any complex organization if you have got multiple stovepipes or multiple individual organizations with very varying responsibilities and authorities, someone has got to integrate that and the integration time is what slows things down relative to an organization like the missile defense agency or the national reconnaissance office. where in one single position in the agency, you not only have the agency director but you have got the head of the contracting authority with full contracting authority. you've got the program mana