and so they use the freedmen's bureau for that. now that's what the freedom of bureau is, this federal agency that's supposed help. another aspect of this is that when a free ms.. bureau runs into the white southerner and says, hey, listen, like you can't take the children, you can't you can't hit you can't hit people over the head. they run into the issue. they run the people they run those people who have been accused violence through the courts. but the courts are still ran by white southerners. and so they are unable to any justice there. so the free says, all right, all right, we got it. you we have to create a whole court system to deal with this sort of thing. they create freedmen's bureau court. it's three people. it's southerner, an african-american and a no. i could be a northerner, but it's supposed to be an unbiased person, whatever that meant back then, an unbiased person. so i would say a northerner, but the southerners definitely do agree with that. so is in front of this freedom is go court. people didn't start gett

, well, the freedman's bureau was formerly race neutral and applied to white refugees as well as freedmen. did you find in your brief examples of race conscious policies that were not formally open to white people as well? yeah, so. so justice thomas also said that the freedman's bureau policy was not race conscious because the status of freedmen was status a status as opposed to a racial category, because there were many african americans who were not literally freedmen at that time in practice. so that was also, you know, the argument in practice. first of all, the freedman's bureau policies, for example, establishing schools, those schools were open to all african-americans. they were not the schools did not make a distinction about whether a person had been in in 1861 when the war began or not. so in practice, there was not a distinction being made in these freedman, a black person, came to the freedman's bureau for aid for relief. somebody wasn't saying, well, you have to show that you were enslaved in 1861 to get this relief. so that's point number one about that. point number two i

the slogan of every student is the cry of the mercies, the cry of the freedmen, the will of the martyrs, the cry of every country in america , the cry of every country in america, the brother of arteshika, the police force. anyway, you break the cage, you fly , you don't get tired, tiredness doesn't mean anything to us, if the eyes don't flow, there's no way to the sea, up above the sun or above today , wherever we go in the past, up above any dream, above today, wherever we are, tomorrow we'll be open. we are tomorrow. believe me, we will reach the limit of your belief you see the dream that was in your head one day , my friends, we will remain enemies and we will erase the black spots from the geography map. wherever you are today, we are tomorrow. we don't get tired. tiredness doesn't mean anything to us. if it doesn't flow, it has no way to the sea. it's higher than any or higher today, wherever we are, we'll be higher tomorrow. that lion's heart that they say is the quality of our hearts , wherever there is a test, it is the same as the land of the heart that has no width in our st

of the irony it is when the federal government does come in to sort of help the greek people or freedmen during the reconstruction period. it's kind of this half baked effort that almost enrages white people so much that in some it makes the potential energy becomes even of worse than it might have been had it been left alone at times. but when so the barbour county elite were the fire eaters of the civil war. they were ready to secede. they wanted out. they they love the idea of getting out of the union. in fact, they threatened to get out of the union over the creek removal question there and then everybody's afraid that alabama was going to secede because of the over the creek whether it's going to be federal power or alabama power in the creek nation. but when they left the union they did so and this is literally what placard the poster that everybody signed and circulated the town said is because they did not want to be slaves. that the white people did not want to be enslaved to federal power. right. so that's and and this rhetoric is throughout history and i think with a lot of it

many nations of the world, the freedmen of the muslim world and the axis of the islamic resistance , have such honor and greatness that if all the executive and government bodies trample them hey people of this nation, nothing special happened , we were all obligated and we are obligated according to the magnificence of the people and the will of the people that you will see tomorrow. you will tell me what kind of epic will emerge on the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution . this is an issue that is unique in the world and related to itself . and it is far away from the grandeur of the presence and the luminous and meaningful splendor of the people of iran . all the provinces, cities, and a very important part of the country, noble people of iran celebrated the blessed decade of fajr, and tonight , on the occasion of arbaeen of the martyrs of kerman , mosques throughout the country have held ceremonies to honor and bow to the status of the martyrs. it will be held and according to the usual and current tradition, the lighting ceremony and takbeer will be sounded

also, martyrs were removed from the circle of exceptions , and freedmen over 3 years of captivity remainede condition for the exception of veterans was reduced from 70% to 50%. employing retirees in companies that are parties to the contract of executive bodies. article 5 of the civil service management law prohibits the promulgation of the law prohibiting the employment of retirees on 27 september 2017 around 17 the governor dismissed nearly 80 deputy governors and 120 retired managers in the middle and specialized ranks. the first light was also lit by the deputy of rural development and underprivileged areas of the 12th government by resigning from his position. and gradually it is being implemented in other organizations as well. in the general directorate of the first registration of isfahan province, from 2017 to now, 80 employees are proud to be retired, and due to the good efforts made by our pleasant organization , we were able to replace our dear colleagues, who are definitely not complete due to the limitations, but these alternatives are for youth having a youth is definitely a

also, martyrs were removed from the circle of exceptions, and freedmen over 3 years of captivity remained. the condition of the exception of veterans is also from 70 was reduced to 50%. employing retirees in contracting companies. the executive bodies of article 5 of the civil service management law prohibit the promulgation of the law prohibiting the employment of retirees on 27 september 2017, about 17 governors, nearly 80 deputy governors, and 1,200 retired managers in the middle and specialized ranks were removed from the service. the first light was lit by the deputy of rural development and underprivileged areas of the 12th government by resigning from his position. i will say goodbye to the dear villagers and it is gradually being implemented in other organizations. in the general directorate of first registration isfahan province is proud of the retirement of 80 employees from 2017 until now, due to the good efforts made by our organization, we were able to find replacements for our dear colleagues, which are definitely not complete due to the limitations, but these replacements a

homeland with 11,000 martyrs zealously alongside the military forces , of which 74 martyrs and five freedmen from bushehr province. in front of his child, his family, the nomadic community has been proud in many tests from the islamic revolution era to the holy defense and now. iran's nomads are among the most loyal sections of the iranian nation. story there are attempts by foreigners, especially the british, to infiltrate the tribes. to force them to betray their country in a way , now in different ways, with division and civil war, with all kinds of things, they couldn't do it and they say they are always fighters. i am from the generation of riders. i am from the generation of riders. i have a heart for the memory of my beloved leader, imam khomeini. long live the leader of my country, imam khamenei. we tied the knot together with a raised flag, our heart is not ours, you don't or when we are us too. various political and economic trends in the elections , competing with each other, the importance of elections in the selection a strong parliament is the key, it is in the hands of the peo

secretary general of the country's public libraries, announced that the dictionary of captives and freedmen is in the library's repository. electronic book platforms are placed. according to mr. ramadan, these books have become a documentary and multifaceted treasure due to masoud dehnamaki's experiences in the field of press, books and cinema. he was a teenager who wore a concrete combat uniform to write a pen in shlamche front and sobh a few years later . perhaps this interpretation of a media person is true. this walking in the atmosphere of 8 years of holy defense and writing in the valley of art and documenting is the cornerstone of this. the movie was shaped by seda durbin, about 17 years ago , the 25th fajr film festival hosted the first feature film, the exiles. the film that simorgh brought the best film from the eyes of the audience to its producer. now, the stories inspired by the exiled dogs have been published in 78 volumes. dictionary of s. the producer will become the basis for the production of numerous and diverse products in different fields. the collection from the heart

the homeland by offering 11 thousand martyrs along with the military forces, 74 martyrs and five freedmen from bushe province. this revolution means imam khomeini, imam khamenei, and all of us are like a mountain behind them. the 11th of march is a decisive test before the nation and the nomadic community of bushar province. our nomads are ready for a conscious presence under the leadership of the velayat system and they will definitely participate in the elections in a special and bold way . at the voting booths , god willing, we will show this arrogance to the world that we will defend the border of our country and our country with all our hearts . we are 100% ready for elections and we will participate together. we follow the ruling of the faqih with our clothes, god willing, we can preserve our culture, and god willing, with everything john del, we will participate in the elections . i will definitely participate and i will encourage everyone to participate in the elections. the nomadic community has been proud in many tests from the islamic revolution era to the holy defense and now.

also, martyrs were removed from the circle of exceptions, and freedmen over 3 years of captivity remained. the condition of veterans' exception was reduced from 70% to 50%. to work. recruitment of retirees in companies that are party to the contract of executive bodies subject to article 5 of the law the administration of the civil service prohibits the promulgation of the law prohibiting the employment of retirees on 27 september 2017, about 17 governors, nearly 80 deputy governors, and 1,200 retired managers in the middle and specialized ranks were removed from service . deprived of the twelfth government by resigning from my position , i made it clear that we are saying goodbye to the dear villagers and gradually it is being implemented in other organizations in the general directorate of registration around isfahan province since 1997 until now, 80 people are proud of the retirement rank, which according to thanks to the good efforts of our organization we were able to have an alternative for our dear colleagues, which is definitely not complete due to the limitations, but these alter

the famous and influential men and women who occupy the seats are going to have a lot to say but freedmen'sof the society which we live today and his solution for the ills of our time. >> saturday is a 7 p.m. eastern american history tv will air the ten part series free to choose featuring nobel prize-winning economist milton friedman. he coproduced the series with his and fellow economists rose and the first aired on public television in 1980. they also wrote a a best-sellg companion book with the same na programs take us to locations important to u.s. and world economies. they advocate free-market principles and limited government intervention in the economy and in social policy. other topics include welfare, education, equality, consumer and worker protection, and inflation. watch free to choose saturdays at 7 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> we take you back now to the homeland security committee which voted to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. setting up votes on the house floor next week. this portion is about two hours.

hassan rasoolullah said in a speech at the ceremony celebrating the day of resistance veterans and freedmen: the ceasefire in southern lebanon will be established only when the zionist enemy's attack on the gaza strip stops. our battle on the southern front of lebanon in support of the gaza resistance is a national, human, moral and religious responsibility, and this battle will continue until a ceasefire is established in the gaza strip. in response to the zionist regime's threats against lebanon, the secretary general of hezbollah said: today's resistance is more ready than ever at any level. it is a confrontation with the enemy. if you expand the war, we will expand it too, and anyone who thinks that the resistance in lebanon is even a little worried is in complete error and delusion. if the enemy wants to carry out his threats against us , he must know that 100,000 zionists are settling those displaced from northern palestine will never return to these settlements. he said that after 130 days of continuous israeli aggression on the gaza strip. on the one hand , we are witnessing the fai

things, this money for individuals, children already at that moment victims of german forced labor, freedmenssence of the third reich, or persons who suffered in other punitive actions of the third reich, were they simply victims of this criminal...

money for individuals, children already at that moment , victims of german forced labor, essentially freedmen of the third reich, persons who suffered in other punitive actions of the third reich , whether they were well, victims of this criminal. human regime, but this is not about reparations, when reparations are huge, we understood, very aptly, mr. myroslav cech, a polish politician, public figure, told us the difference between compensations and reparations, yes, it is useful to know, and even more useful, thank you mr. miroslava, to watch the following interview of tetyana vysotska, who spoke with the secretary general of the council of europe maria pejchynovych buchich, these people... that is, our colleague, and this secretary, they will discuss what the council of europe can do to help ukraine quickly overcome the path from today's state of affairs to the state of affairs when ukraine will become a full-fledged, full-fledged member of the european community. so now a 15-minute interview, and then again mykola verezen. this is the agenda. greetings, my name is tetiana vysotska and we

region have returned from captivity, i understand that we are talking about this last group of our freedmen, and in general, here are the people who return from captivity, just to understand, they are given some help, maybe from local government region. noy, are we talking about the authorities at the level of cities or communities, where these people return, because they understood that they return and immediately, immediately face a lot of problems, and treatment, well, for everyone who returns from captivity, even if you are standing, you look, you laugh, you eat there, conventionally speaking, you hug the apple, you need help, psychological, physical, well, they did not live in a sanatorium, they lived in very difficult conditions, first of all physical, psychological , emotional, they did not know, that some kind of financial help is needed with relatives, of course, i don't know if they counted. money while she was in captivity, i think so, but in any case, a certain complex of assistance is needed, it is decided by the central government at the level of the government, whether region

ahead, the famous influential men and women will occupy those seats with a lot to say about the freedmen'seau in the society we live in today. >> saturday american history tv will air the 10 part series free to choose featuring nobel prize-winning economist milton free. -- milton friedman. he coproduced the series with his wife and it first aired on public television in 1980. they wrote a best-selling companion book of the same name. they take us two locations important to the u.s. and world economy advocating free-market principles and limited government intervention in the economy and social policy. other topics include welfare, education, equality, consumer and worker protection, and inflation. watch free to choose saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> sunday on c-span's q and a. charles scribner's the third talks about his family's history at the famous publishing house. hear stories about some of the authors they published including winston churchill. >> scribner's advances kept winston churchill solid financially during his years in the wilderness. >> ye

the region returned from captivity, i understand that we are talking about this last group of our freedmensly, and in general here are people who return from captivity, just for understanding , they are given some kind of help, possibly from the local government, regional, or whether we are talking about the government at the city or community level, where these people return, because it is clear that they return immediately, immediately... faces a lot of problems, and the treatment, well, for everyone who returns from captivity, even if you stand, look, laugh, eat there, relatively speaking , hug the apple, you need help, psychological, physical, well, they did not live, not like in a sanatorium, they lived in very difficult conditions, first of all physical, psychological , emotional, did not know that they needed some kind of financial help with their relatives, of course, i don't know if the money was accrued while she was in captivity, i think so, but in any case there needs to be some kind of assistance package, is that decided by the central government at the government level or? st

famous and influential men and women will occupy those seats and will have a lot to say about the freedmen's bureau for society in which we live today and at the solutions for the ills of our time. >> saturdays at 7:00 p.m. eastern american history tv will air the 10 part series free to choose featuring nobel prize-winning economist milton friedman. he coproduced the theory was his wife and fellow economist rose friedman and at first aired on public television in 1980. they wrote a best-selling companion book of the same name. programs take a still locations important to the u.s. and world economy. they advocate free-market principles and limited government intervention in the economy and social policy. other topics include welfare, education, equality, consumer and worker protection and inflation. watch free to choose saturdays at seven a copy him eastern on american history -- saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on americ history tv on c-span two. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television but he said including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community cen

for example, the national museum of african-american history and culture's freedmen's bureau transcription project, which is our largest crowdsourcing initiative, is transcribing genealogical records of the formally -- formerly enslaved. in a test, ai lightly transcribed roughly two thirds of the content, showing how ai can dramatically scale up work with large data sets. other examples, including, as the chairwoman mentioned in her opening remarks, our development of a model that can discover and correct women's contributions mistakenly contributed to men and our elections. in the astrophysical observatory's center, there are more than 50 ai products planned or underway, creating excitement about our solar system and the universe itself. inns -- inside this missoni and we recently announced a practice that will help us test capabilities across the institution as well as a framework for good governance to determine the best way to use ai effectively and responsibly. people rely on our reputation as a trustworthy reservoir of knowledge. we understand concerns about bias, ethics, safety and

the famous and influential men and women who occupy the seats are going to have a lot to say but freedmen'seau of the society which we live today and his solution for the ills of our time. >> saturday is a 7 p.m. eastern american history tv will air the ten part series free to choose featuring nobel prize-winning economist milton friedman. he coproduced the series with his and fellow economists rose and the first aired on public television in 1980. they also wrote a a best-sellg companion book with the same na programs take us to locations important to u.s. and world economies. they advocate free-market principles and limited government intervention in the economy and in social policy. other topics include welfare, education, equality, consumer and worker protection, and inflation. watch free to choose saturdays at 7 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> we take you back now to the homeland security committee which voted to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. setting up votes on the house floor next week. this portion is about two hours. [inaudible conversat

and you read about the freedom schools established by the freedmen's bureau, various churches and some other entities and people of formerly enslaved people young and old i mean all old people, middle aged people, kids flock. they pack in to become educated because. they understand the literacy is the root. to to to opportunity. and in addition, they flocked where possible. and this is quite over the south to to learn about the practice democracy and government. the agency for that is most frequently an organization called the union league which wyatt. by the way that's just a family. nobody accused him of being an outlaw. the north carolina family name he an organizer of the union league. the union league did many things among others was to educate people in the practice of government and the union league expanded dramatically. and it is, dare i say, to use the simplest word, a purely racist idea, that african-americans weren't either interested, ready or capable to participate. they were in did they weren't did. the facts are irrefutable. across the south. i mean, there's in here of

reported what happened to local authorities and if that didn't pan out, they reported it to the freedmen's bureau and the us army. they shared their stories with governor and other office holders, with the press and even members of congress and the president of the united states. and as they told their stories, they revealed how much they gain with freedom and what they were losing to white violence. survivors made their way to the hearing sites by foot, train boat and wagon carrying stories of violent attacks as extremists made clear their determination to sustain as much of as possible. they had released black people from bondage but we see from who when and why they attacked that they didn't believe that black people had right to their children to choose their sexual partners, to education, to free religious lives, to labor autonomy, to land in capital and to political power, to protect all these rights. eliza and other survivors decision to testify was informed by their individual and collective sense of, self love, self-respect and what toni morrison called regard. targeted people's t

smallwood lived for example were there other freedmen freed women who may also have explore some level of either retribution or suspicion that they may have been involved in this were there was whether articles in papers that were written that were accused. others also. so, you know, as a large of people are getting board this underground railroad, they may have left family members behind. do we have any information that it was a you that his heroics also may have had some unintended for other people in the area. thank you so much wow that's a that's a that's bunch of good questions let me think i mean there's actually a moment where small in one of these dispatches mocks the police for having picked up a guy on suspicion basically of being smallwood of being the guy who's organized these escapes and apparently that guy was set free. but smallwood has a grand time basically saying, you know, you dummies, he calls them poor puppies at one point, you know, he has lots of names for the cops and and and he says, know you picked up the wrong guy, you're on the wrong trail, you guys are hope