jared receive his ma in studies and ba in history from the university of north carolina at greensboro. he's also a blacksmith, woodworker, rates bonsai tree is a photographer and active in numerous films but it's wonderful to have him with us today. and again, probably time for q&a at the end of our presentation. please feel free to leave this at the bottom of your screen. without further ado i'm going to turn the zoom over too jarod. >> right. well hello. thank you so much for that great intro. and thank you to a highlands and the james monroe museum for having me pam excited to be here and show some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life. now before i begin, i before i jump into mystical artifacts i have here. i'm going to ask you a question, if you are inn your house in tie suddenly slows everything stood still.s hundreds of years for now folks were looking at the artifacts the items that were in your house. but with this item say about you? what story would they tell? my guess is they'll probably is an awful lot, right? artifacts are not just separate from us there part of

been director of the holicville museum farm in folklife center on long island and worked at the greensboro historical museum in north carolina. jared received his ma in museum studies and ba in history from the university of north carolina at greensboro. he is also a blacksmith woodworker raises bonsai trees is a photographer and is acted in numerous films. it's wonderful to have him with us today. and again, there will be time for q&a at the end of our presentation. so, please feel free to leave those at the bottom of your screen. without further ado. i'm going to turn the zoom over to jared. right well, hello. thank you so much for that great intro and thank you highlands and the james room museum for having me. i'm really excited to be here and to show you some some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life now. before i begin before i started jump into the material culture some of these cool artifacts that i have here. let me ask i'm gonna ask you a question. if you're in your house and time suddenly froze and everything just sort of stood still. and hundreds of years from now fol

thank you from joining us from greensboro, north carolina. good morning to you in new jersey. putin beach, florida. harrisburg, pennsylvania. san francisco. internationally, glad to have you with us from south paulo, brazil. cairo, egypt. good morning to you in el salvador, peru, and in stockholm, sweden. again, i ask you to please put your questions in the comments section for jeannine and danny. damian, danny has given as a sense of how it played out for a couple of college students who could relate or a very personal level as jews. how did african american athletes grapple with the question of whether to compete or boycott? ? >> it was a difficult question because for african americans, the olympics and sports had been a primary vehicle for which the african americans sought to fight racial discrimination by embodying the ideals of the amateur athlete. they saw themselves as challenging notions of race and racial oppression. some of the were also concerned about whether they would face discrimination in germany. so they had legitimate concerns and worries. ultimately, many

history major, i wanted to write about was what existed in the state of north carolina, i grew up in greensboro. my master thesis was about female candidates that were when they went to school. there were actual buildings that i could go visit and see that. i was very interested in my local history and then since this time, my interest in this has been the things that were happening in the locales that were where i lived . get interested in the united daughters of the confederacy in the late '80s, the 1980s because i was working for the museum of history there have been a confederate woman's home there and my colleague had salvaged some lumber from that home. maybe just on them and came to me one day and said would you research this home and tell me what it's about. it is my make these benches, like to give a little history behind it. that sent me down the rabbit hole became dixie's daughters. so everything is really about local i often feel like what we learned locally tells us a lot about what is going on regionally and nationally. see what there is saying, that all politics is local and is b

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. >> larry william conrad and ski hooping it up at the greater greensboro senior games. >> team namelers. why are they still ball in in their mid 70's? >> for the love of game and for fun of it in the cost. we can still do it. >> larry ski and william have played together for a number of years. conrad was added for this tournament. well, the bad news, all the games were against much younger players. and while the ball is played hard have their moments when the shots were falling. >> at the end, the other teams were just too good. >> as we don't match up against are often big. >> but here's the good news. since they were the only 70 year-old plus team in the field. they were declared champs of their age group. >> the bottom line, they're just thrilled to be moving at their age. >> i just love the sport and enjoy the we the guy we play with never heard the foul line which come out of anybody's mouth. one time, just a good christian. goes and just good. hang around. people out there enjoy the game basketball is in the blood. >> it's still a lot of fun to get out there and compete agains

that competition will continue, my friend, they are both going to unc greensboro., man, that's going to be hard when your sister is neck and neck. thank you, kevin, let's do this tomorrow, friday. good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. time is the only truly scarce commodity. the really philosophize about it, there's probably one thing you don't have enough of time is the only truly scarce commodityly. when you come to that realization, i thinkat is very important that you spendel your time wisely and a better way of spending time than traveling continued to educate ourselves and broaden our minds. writing exploring the wild in comfort. >> hi, i'm deborah. i'm from colorado. wa i've beens married to my high school sweetheart for 35 . i'm a mother of four. alwayspr so starting to feelst a little stronger. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i once were. i heard about preparation and then i started thinking about to start noticing things on a sharper's or clearing. i feel like it kept me on my game and i am able to remember and give it a try a healt

i grew up in greensboro, my masters thesis was about female academies that were planter daughters going to school. there were actual buildings that i could go visit and see that. i was very interested in my local history. and since this time, it is my interest in this that has been because these were things that were happening in the locales that were wherever i have lived. i got interested in the united daughters of the confederacy in the late 80s. the 19 80s, because i was working for a museum of history. there had been a confederate woman's home there. my colleague had salvaged some lumber from that home and made benches from them. he came to me one day and said, would you research this home and tell me what it's about? when i make these benches, i like to give a little history behind it. that sent me down the rabbit hole that became dixie's daughters. so everything is really about the local, and i often feel like we learn a locally tells us a lot about what is going on regionally and nationally. >> well, there is a saying that all politics is local and it has been my experience as a

. >> larry william conrad and ski hooping it up at the greater greensboro senior games team name thef it in the cost. we can still do it. >> larry ski and william have played together for a number of years. conrad was added for this tournament. well, the bad news, all the games were against much younger players. and while the ball is played hard have their moments when the shots were falling. >> at the end the other teams were just too good. >> as we don't match up against are often big. >> but here's the good news. since they were the only 70 year-old plus team in the field. they were declared champs of their age group. >> the bottom line, they're just thrilled to be moving at their age. >> i just love the sport and enjoy the fellowship of we the guy we play. never heard a file line which come out of anybody's mouth. one time. just a good christian much ago just good. hang around people out there and enjoy the game basketball is in the blood. >> it's still a lot of fun to get out there and compete against these guys somewhat quicker perhaps a little stronger. we still enjoy competin

. >> sandra: and that moment there in april and greensboro, north carolina turned around, obviously weed which direction to go, almost looked like he was talking to somebody who was not there at one point and this moment highlighted across the mainstream media as well, when president biden flashed a cue card for a white house meeting which clearly had directions with capital letters for you, take your seat, you give brief comments, down the list, you thank the participants, you depart as if he needed instruction to do so. there have been many of these moments and pictures and video that have lined up that have come to this point, byron. >> yeah, and americans are watching this, because we have seen this interesting kind of 1-2 punch from the "new york times," this article about biden's age on saturday, and today a new poll showing biden's numbers, extraordinarily low, 33% job approval rating and more importantly, 64% of democrats polled want a different nominee in 2024, and when you ask them what their problems with joe biden are, the number one concern is his age. so, people are notic

on our line for democrats from greensboro, north carolina. go ahead. caller: pedro, thank you so much. i would like to say two things, but the biggest thing, i cannot how much decent workers have been terrorized by these people. a few had to move from their house, change their number -- it was their business. these people want a war. they are terrorizing people like this and what really bugs me is not they were in the police station one time and they got 20 threatening calls. the police do nothing about it. we have caller id. i do not know why they do not prosecute these death threats over the phone. it was a felony to communicate a death threat over the telephone. the police do nothing. i think all they do is sit there. if i can say one more thing about the psychosis of this bunch who claimed the election was stolen? this was the most secure election ever. host: we will they -- we will leave it there. one of those comments was made by the former president -- he was talking and was asked about the hearings and their impact. here is former president tru

on our line for democrats from greensboro, north carolina. go ahead. caller: pedro, thank you so much. i would like to say two things, but the biggest thing, i cannot how much decent workers have been terrorized by these people. a few had to move from their house, change their number -- it was their business. these people want a war. they are terrorizing people like this and what really bugs me is not they were in the police station one time and they got 20 threatening calls. the police do nothing about it. we have caller id. i do not know why they do not prosecute these death threats over the phone. it was a felony to communicate a death threat over the telephone. the police do nothing. i think all they do is sit there. if i can say one more thing about the psychosis of this bunch who claimed the election was stolen? this was the most secure election ever. host: we will they -- we will leave it there. one of those comments was made by the former president -- he was talking and was asked about the hearings and their impact. here is former president tru

host: anne calling from greensboro, north carolina. caller: wow. i think president biden is doing an excellent job. i think people forgot what happened at the end of the last of administration. there were long food lines, jobs were being lost, companies were shut down, the deceased were put in refrigerator trucks, it was horrible. we were in a recession. when they talk about gas prices, the gas was low because nobody was driving. president biden came in and took over. as he said, more jobs has been re-created them back to where we were pre-pandemic levels. i think people need to look at, when they call about inflation, they need to look about inflation is temporary. i think it is very important what he is doing, what the democrats are doing, and they are trying to help everyone. host: ron calling from texas. good morning. ron, are you there? caller: good morning, jesse. how are you doing? host: i am doing great. go ahead. caller: hello? host: we can hear you. caller: i really appreciate the job. are you here? host: we can hear you. go ahead. caller

host: anne calling from greensboro, north carolina. caller: wow. think president biden is doing an excellent job. i think people forgot what happened at the end of the last of administration. there were long food lines, jobs were being lost, companies were shut down, the deceased were put in refrigerator trucks, it was horrible. we were in a recession. when they talk about gas prices, the gas was low because nobody was driving. president biden came in and took over. as he said, more jobs has been re-created them back to where we were pre-pandemic levels. i think people need to look at, when they call about inflation, they need to look about inflation is temporary. i think it is very important what he is doing, what the democrats are doing, and they are trying to help everyone. host: ron calling from texas. good morning. ron, are you there? caller: good morning, jesse. how are you doing? host: i am doing great. go ahead. caller: hello? host: we can hear you. caller: i really appreciate the job. are you here? host: we can hear you. go ahead. caller: