, and what he labels as the second ghetto. we'll do some contrast between those two historical moments in american urban history. three, we will review quickly the impact of de-industrialization on northeastern and midwestern cities. four, we'll talk a bit about -- you know, and that comes from the segrew piece. and the fourth piece which refers to robert self's selection that you read, we'll talk a bit about the spatial dynamics and implications of post-war suburban/urban divides. the concentration is on oakland and southern alameda county. and the fifth thing we'll do in this lecture is raise implications of this history. and that's where the wicont piece that you read from slavery to mass incarceration comes in. and it's also where the john mcwaters piece that you read comes into play. you know, there was some comments before class about how mcwater is very strong, clear critic of a lot of what you read. and i think that it's important that we read multiple approaches to these questions. we can't just read one particular ar

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he wanted to go to ghettos if you will and take them the media there to highlight the enequities.republican to do. >> is really is. and it was at the time too almost all of his advisers were against it. the big issue at the moment was vietnam, and richard nixon was beginning to separate himself from romney in the polls. and the tactical thing for him to do was to stay in new hampshire, and go after johnson on vietnam, and establish himself in his foreign policy credentials. george romney said, no he gave a speech in the aftermath of seeing detroit, a city for which he had done a lot of work go up in flames. he said, we must arouse ourselves from our slumber as a nation and listen to the voices from the ghetto. then he travels around to 15 cities. he meets with sola linski. >> that's amazing of all people for him to be meeting with. >> yes absolutely. and then there is a much of romney's work as governor had been genuinely devoted to improving the lot of the urban black poor. he won more than 30% of the black vote which is pretty remarkable for a republican. so he had some real com

with their backs against the wall ♪ >> i think he's alluding to that song by elvis presley "in the ghettoher artists as well doing this sort of thing. let's listen to this one. this is in ghana, and this reflects the convergence, the identification of african-americans with africa. but this is a statement of protest against the discrimination that african-americans faced historically in the face of all the contributions they've made to the nation. ♪ ♪ when will we be paid ♪ for what we've done ♪ when will we be paid ♪ for what we've done ♪ we have worked this country from shore to shore ♪ ♪ our women cooked all your food and washed all your clothes ♪ ♪ we picked all your cotton and laid the railroad steel ♪ ♪ worked our hands to the bone at your lumber mill ♪ ♪ i said when will we be paid for the work we done ♪ ♪ when will we be paid for the work we done ♪ ♪ we fought in your wars in every land ♪ ♪ to keep this country free for women, children and man ♪ ♪ but any time we asked for a pay or loan ♪ ♪ that's when everything seemed to turn out wrong ♪ ♪ we've been beat up, called names, shot

a witness to atrocity in the warsaw ghetto and the nazi izbica transit camp, he repeatedly crossed enemy document the face of genocide, and courageously voiced tragic truths all the way to president roosevelt. jan karski illuminated one of the darkest chapters of history, and his heroic intervention on behalf of the innocent will never be forgotten. [applause] [the medal is presented] richard platt, accepting on behalf of his great aunt, juliette gordon low. an artist, athlete and trailblazer for america's daughters, juliette gordon low founded an organization to teach young women self-reliance and resourcefulness. a century later, during the "year of the girl," the girl scouts' more than 3 million members are leaders in their communities and are translating new skills into successful careers. americans of all backgrounds continue to draw inspiration from juliette gordon low's remarkable vision, and we celebrate her dedication to empowering girls everywhere. [applause] [medal is presented] toni morrison. the first african american woman to win a nobel prize, toni morrison is one of our n

in many places in the west she can still be found hiding in safe havens or ethnic ghettos but this is changing quickly as the fear of being different dissolves. converts from every cultural background are now bring agnew kind of zeal to orthodoxy. they are bringing with them what i would call a familiarity with the way that americans do business. this is what keeps orthodox christianity vibrant and daring. it has been said to live an or who docks christian life is to be engaged in an endless series of risk takes. the status quo can be changed. our history was the to this fact. not by forcing our beliefs upon the unwilling but living individual christian lives to reflect the light of christ in a darkened world. saint seraphim has this saying. find inner peace and thousands around you will be saved. i can say to you today the orthodox are not only finding our interior way, but we are finding our external voice. orthod orthodox hierarchs have given doctrines in the past but this is the first record of the protest against the infringement of religious liberty given in response to what i g

they do harder jobs, do dangerous jobs, oh, they have a better education than you, there's a pink ghetto over in the corner for people like you. we're saying, don't do that anymore. >> not everyone is on board. those against the pay check act say it opens businesses up to litigation and estimates on pay gap may be exaggerated. >>> supposed to be the best name in vacuum cleaners. now they're backing down. >> pit could mean extra cash in your wallet. john explains how to get a rebate so you don't waste your money. >> has your family ever bought a orech vacuum cleaner because it's spoked to be healthier? they have now admitted their health claims have stretched the truth. they're in an agreement to pay back thousands of dollars in rebates. come pet tores said it was a bunch of hot air charging oreck with false claims. 27,000 purifier customers will receive a check for $25 in the mail. you must have registered your vacuum or used plastic to purchase it. you can't apply for this rebate. they're using warranty cards to see who gets the check. if you bought yours used, you probably won't won't

joe regular ghetto has been working -- joe reghitto has been working -- police felt there was enough probable cause to warrant an arrest. >> we as parents will allow our children to go to these schools when this type of incident occurs it is a huge violation of trust with >> we can't pass judgment we don't have all the information. >> the district has taken the unusual step of placing leland's principal and another assistant principal who rod the incident to police on paid leave while the investigation continues. they are not accused of any wrongdoing. >>> prosecutors preparing response after barry bonds' legal team filed a federal appeal to overturn the obstruction of justice conviction . his lawyers say bonds answered his questions truthfully and were not misleading. the defense also says investigators revised their indictment several times and delayed trial for a year. the former slugger was sentenced to two years probation and a machine of house arrest. a jury convicted bonds of obstruction of justice when he testified in 2003 before a federal grand jury investigating the balco s

in 1942, in a town in the middle of the night without any prior warni warning, came into the ghetto with barking dogs and ordered all the entire jewish population out to assemble in the center of the town. the selection took place. the germans selected those who in their opinion were capable of performing slave labor. they needed workers to work in the industries because young men and women were in the military. that day was the dwarkest day of my life which is still with me today. because during the selection, i and two of my brothers were selected to one column say on the left side. my parents and my 7-year-old brother were selected on the other side of the column. i was never away from my parents. i was never away from my family. and i didn't want to be separate this time either. and so i sneaked back over to the column where my parents were. and i said to myself whatever happens to the members of my family, let it happen to me, too. we're going together wherever we have to go. my father at that time realized what has taken place here and he said to me and to two of my brothers, child

they're too loud, too ghetto, to black. positive representation on reality shows? that's not really what it's for. i think it's odd when i hear that. >> i think part of@.hat people are saying is there aren't that many black shows period. we're only going to have four, do we want them to be "tanya and toy yeah," "basketball wives." >> white people can have "jersey shore" because they have the news. >> i have to challenge you. in the realm of reality shows is there's a lot of diversity. the great thing about reality shows, we all realize we're all trashy and tawdry. >> if we're the primary audience and we know 7.7 million of us will watch the game which is a much more positive representation than "basketball wives," why are we making more shows like that? >> it's cheaper to do reality tv. >> this may not be the most intellectual thing to say, but i prefer reality tv over scripted television. i just do. it's escapism. it's fun, silly, like soap operas. >> does that mean we or obsessed with other people's business? >> it's not

in seven years spelling in russia's top right comes to an end after a one zero defeat to criticize ghetto. last value for gold rushes ice hockey team receives timely reinforcing some leave the world championships in scandinavia. and should i should i go to the most go star under the care olenka always up to the brooklyn nets. and use that tom toms car been relegated from the russian premier league after a one zero defeat to curlier. getting the gangs only go just after six minutes rising at the far post tom did have their chantry chances to equalise and had a good penalty appeal turned down for handball in the first half but sometimes the referee missed this incident much to tom's dispair. and in the second half tom did press hard to try and get an equaliser but they couldn't find the goal and their fate was effectively sealed when midfielder dennys. was sent off for a second book about offense ten minutes from time so tom seven year spell in russia's top flight is over korea and now two points above the relegation playoffs . so this is how the bottom end of the russian premier league loo

a fugitive exiled a russian oligarch up worries that ghettoes off key reports of bounty on vladimir putin for anyone willing to detain the russian leader at the presidential inauguration on monday. protesters are throwing smokes a grenade and fireworks in clashes with white police in moscow at an anti-government rally with a number of opposition leaders arrested after apparently inciting qualls to defy police orders to move. next two weeks before the connection between big bucks and the drive for revolution around the world we talk to author and war correspondent chris hedges. chris hedges is an american author journalist former war correspondent and respected expert on middle east politics the pulitzer prize winner is also a man who is suing the us president and secretary of defense will be talking about that and a range of other issues as mr hedges joins me now for a one on one interview thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. sure we have seen a lot of violence and instability over the past couple of years the arab spring foreign intervention in libya uncontrollable debt problem

of illegal immigration very well we don't know how many illegal immigrants we have and we've got ghettos springing up in many areas it happens now this particular group has been shopped enough to understand that it's vigilantes on the streets for taking. the turning away prostitutes and drug runners and they've won quite a large slice of popular support and more than that in this particular election was also. one in which anger prevailed they wanted to punish the two large parties after the changes that we've seen in france downward has well and the political landscape shifting massively in greece and the general feeling across europe i think austerity will have to be toned down there may be ways to cut deficits through reducing waste but from there on the european population is not willing to stand for something like this they want a reasonable quality of life they want the rich to pay their share as well and they don't want an economic policy that doesn't focus on unemployment growth and general living standards because all we've done until now is slash and burn which hasn't help anyth

fighters told him the jews were being murdered on a massive scale and smuggled him into the warsaw ghetto in a polish death camp to see for himself. all right so they're angry because he said polish death camp rather than acknowledging of course that it was the not the. you know the reading death camp german death camp is what they wanted to say and they apologized but the prime minister really went after him donald task said. he demanded that president barack obama explain his reference to a polish death camp and said that the remarks smacked of ignorance lack of knowledge bad intentions and amounted to a distortion of history they're loving this right there as we were talking about this earlier today they love when they could be like stupid americans don't know world history just pointed out i don't think it was a huge idea or scandal when obama obviously misread or someone puts something wrong in the teleprompter but apparently this is a big deal to the poles the prime minister like you said he he said that he it's kind of a cliche it's kind of something that they will stereotype that

results, we are using metric numbers to understand results for development and don't get stuck in the ghetto of looking at a very small scale and you have to take it up to policy. there's a great organization in national security called w.i.s.e. it's a fantastic organization. if you know how to think strategicly in development terms and in military terms. >> there's another organization called white house. their goal is to put women in elective office and that's another thing to consider. >> upstairs? >> upstairs. we do have a question from a gentleman in the back row. can i get to him after you -- >> here he comes. >> i can't see who is asking the question. ask your question, sir. >> you mentioned critique of aid from the left and that you thought that critique was incorrect. would you expand on that, please. >> i said i think it has some elements of validity. there are actually two critiques from the left. a domestic critique and an international critique. the international critique is one of the most interesting developments in the field that happened in the last decade or so which is tha

continuing on into a move into california in the 1960s, and into expansion within the inner city ghettos of san francisco and los angeles. so, as the group moved and expanded its traditional christian commitment to social justice, equality, and so on, it changed, and some of the members tended to be more politically committed, with less of an emphasis on christianity. >> social justice, inclusiveness, caring about the poor - these are great ideals. how do we go from these beautiful ideals to tragic suicide in the jungles of guyana? >> i think it's really hard to understand why people who join a group with high intentions and noble ideals end up ultimately killing their children and themselves. and i don't think anyone who joined people's temple in the beginning ever thought or imagined that they would end up on the cover of newsweek as a dead body. but what happens, i think, as you become part of an organization that requires total commitment, you begin to make compromises, which are justified by your faith and commitment - that your goal is worthy; racial equality is something that we w

housing slash workforce so whether it's fifteen or twenty in a unit stuck in a no air conditioned ghetto slum you know making components to compete with their slave labor in china doesn't make much difference doesn't it one big open cesspool now the manager of this place said she has turned away ten to fifteen people over the past two weeks who wanted to rent storage sheds suspecting their real intent was to move in themselves no one has been arrested now this is the end of the other interesting you know trend you see here is people turning each other in and here is this woman who for whatever reason assumes that these people are just moving themselves into these units oh absolutely i mean they they have to you know come forth with some bribe money i mean if you're going to get a shack to live in you've got to pay the bride master some money under the table so they're saying they're turning people away that's code for that in pays enough bribe so you got to come up with that upfront bribe money maybe go to the good morning vietnam guy he'll make a nice loan to pay the bribe to live in a

derivatives is already a special ghetto and i don't know what else we could give jamie diamond the satisfy his conserves well quick note on this jamie diamond character because he like all other bankers on wall street having worked there myself and he exemplifies this idea that he will do what. he wants to do and if he breaks the law well the problem is that the law needs to be changed at run it comes a battle two or basil three they're saying well you know these requirements reserve requirements we don't really think they're consistent with what we think the law should be so we're going to do whatever we want to do and you can pass a law if you want to but we don't we don't have to answer to anyone's law i mean that's a very bad example isn't it chris whalen well it's not just banks so if you think about it the stock corporation is the problem today big corporations are not accountable to their shareholders and they basically do whatever management wants but we don't have shareholder democracy in this country we still have an indirect kind of democracy much like our political system so bi

more delegates we have walking into that convention the more all that will have won it comes in the ghetto shape policy. are our candidate . and it is a lot of funds to find out that his compound is. on it and he called the xara once has been dug into the big government big spending scheme for many years democrat and and we needed to peter and the way that we're going to do that is when we get the grassroots out there when this war supported our ship and the futures you know read all else all the liberty might be candidates that is one of the women if he may i mean ron paul not being president you know is not the end of it ron paul has has has game over that for so many years and stuck hard to was to lose morals and values in any sense for principle and one of the very few candidates will just simply vote against. raising the debt limit going off and fighting wars in places that you know we just can't afford do we need to build we need to we need to get our all to order here in the united states nobody can argue that romney has always been a. forever and there's a good chance for you know

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i'm a confession i am a total ghetto princess i love driving hip hop music and. i do it's kind of the gesture that. i'm very proud of the world with its place. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm charging welcome to the big picture. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through. who can you trust no one who is you who with a global missionary zeal where we had a state controlled capitalism is called satchels when nobody dares to ask why we do our t. question more. all right welcome back we're talking to james cook tulis president and co-founder of the commodity customer coalition he's been all over the hill this week talking to get people to sign on to this letter you're calling for an independent counsel and a republican in the house along with how many republicans did you get on that on that letter from i think by the time i go over here we're pushing sixt