of course, this is the case with hamers.s information that today biden also reported on this. and he can sign one more aid package, among which these hamers and information may again be included. about the fact that about four units have already been transferred to us and four more can be transferred within the framework of this package, and four, well, eight units, how much do they change the course of the war, how much do they affect what this weapon is, in fact, how powerful it is and what territory it covers well first of all, the minister of defense just informed us today that, in addition to hi-mars, we finally received the german partner of the industry 2000-no eh, this is also an important moment, eh, as for hi-mars, we received and are receiving not only american cameras and their modifications er, which er, were produced under license in other european countries, and the total number of them will be more than er, a dozen. so this is quite a powerful force, because in addition to er, these weapons have a large radiu

hamer claims that he supports ukraine's accession to the union, but opposes the acceleration of the procedure already in june . the european commission will give the member states its conclusion regarding ukraine and its readiness for the status of a candidate for membership, we are united by one goal, we all want a strong, independent and economically successful ukraine, ukraine is currently fighting for its political and territorial survival, all our efforts are aimed primarily at ending the russian war of aggression at this stage, a quick full accession to the union in any case cannot be an urgent issue karl gammer - chancellor of austria eu member states must make ukraine's accession to the union possible the head of the european commission ursula von der lägin called it a moral obligation. she also noted that the european commission supported the creation of a single platform for unifying initiatives and financial support from the us, the imf, the world bank, the g20 and individual countries for the recovery of ukraine. they know exactly what future they want, the future of a free and op

so there are stories that women like fannie lou hamer who have have lost right family does not gonna lift the congress right? she runs he tries to have the mississippi freedom democratic party set doesn't happen. right and that's where her story could have ended. but it doesn't we remember her the same we remember stacey abrams who story could have ended when she lost the 2018 gubernatorial race, and now we see that she has a much longer political life. and so i i would push us to think about these connections and how for black women's politics what looks like a loss is not a loss right black women are like a phoenix, right? we rise from the ashes right? there's things that black women keep fighting for because the politics aren't done. the job isn't over and so i would i would suggest that high school students learn from the work of professor jones professor collier thomas much of which is super accessible, right? it is written in ways that you know, lay people can read and understand them political science not so much unfortunately, but i would but my own work is ethnographic. it's

we know about fannie lou hamer but i want to see the other side, like you said, the woman side. yeah it's to teach black women of justice and power, i use black ramen as a collective to show our journey. that's why i capitalized the black woman, to show us as a collective group on our journey. >> in 1964, what did fannie lou say? i'm so tired, sick and tired of being sick and tired. , well it's 2021! i'm so sick and tired of being sick and tired. there's a lot to say grace over here, there's a lot to consider. without black women have gone through in history. it is american history the, it's absolutely african american, black history. it is absolutely that. but the point of it is, also, that this is the history of this country. and to include that as a part of it, own it, claim it is something that we need to push more and talk more about. because i don't want it to be excluded as if it's something totally separate and didn't happen here, it happened here. >> it happened here. and i think that's the issue that people have, that they don't want their own relatives to be a part of

so fannie lou hamer is trying to have children. and she's thinking it's distress of the civil rights movement. she's thinking it's because she's not spending enough quality time with her husband all these things. it's not until later. she finds out she's been sterilized. and it in the devastation kind of just imagine the devastation of that that she never knew. she thought it was something wrong with her all this time and to find out that she was and he didn't stop serializing people in this country until the 1970s late 1970s. they were still doing it in north carolina. and so, you know it is is she's a when i choose these women i try to get people who are indicative of a particular era or an issue, but also they represent so many others. fine, we know about fenny lou hamer, but i want to see the other side like you said the woman side because it is she took justice the black woman lauren power and i use a black woman as a collective to show our journey and that's why capitalized the black woman to show us as a collective group in

well , that's why the whole operation is in hamers. because it's a kind of panacea of ​​ours.say that if we can't create , accordingly, in memory of the capital artillery, then we need to get a tool that allows us to weaken russian barrel artillery, and even judging by the fact that the armed forces of ukraine first of all used mersypa on the command posts of the enemy . yes. as much as you would like, mr. golovnokomannovich of the armed forces of the zsu , and this is how he urges his colleagues to give more persians, well, with the other one, you obviously know that he clearly had a registration that if they give him a little more howitzer 777, he will only be back with two hands because the howitzers are really good on the other hand - the arrows on them are quite effective, they will also have to be replaced after a while, probably so purely because the mood is very large for one barrel . it turns out that way, you are asking a question. i just see that in odesa a powerful explosion reports public, we are still waiting hmm, the confirmation of the local authorities, howeve

and his fannie lou hamer. okay, fannie lou hamer. you need a blackwell leaders of the mfdp. they describe the conditions. they described the challenges around the head start program, which they built up and which the state was taking over with white business leaders and moderates with the support of the johnson administration. so after hearing this he decides i want to go see so he goes with mary and wright and amc moore. he remember was bob moses's media contact in mississippi, and he just goes and sees and he's just just flabbergasted by the poverty just destroyed by what he sees here. they are in a shack windowless shacks children with bloated stomachs or malnutrition and sores and he he was shocked and he goes back to washington more determined to shake the johnson administration goes to the secretary of agriculture this you need to get food down there, you know food commodities and stop charging people with food stamps if they have no money, they can't spend $8 to get food stamps for their family and the guy didn't believe them. so he said, okay send your aid stamp the

fannie lou hamer who's a very famous civil rights activist who will talk about later in 1965. she claimed that 60% of the women who came out of her local mississippi hospital had all been. realized they became so common that people locally called them mississippi appendectomies. they were that common just like removing your appendix. this happened all over the country and really it doesn't end in the 50s. it escalates into the 60s and 70s and in fact, you have this become so much a part of the experience of reproductive healthcare for women of color that it affects women. who were too young to even get pregnant you have young women who are sterilized as young as 12 and 14 because doctors imagine they will be unwed unwed mothers in the future. and as i said this really affects black women latinas and native women the indian health service is one of these agencies that is that the heart of doing a lot of these forced sterilizations on native women. it's hard to tell because this is like a lot of people feel shame about being sterilized but estimacy that a quarter of all native w

community as an alternative to ukraine's entry into the european union and austrian chancellor karl ne hamercron and also talked about the need to create a kind of european preparatory zone for countries such as ukraine and finland even stated that ukraine should not have any exceptions in part. e, entry into e. european union. nikolai viktorovich the european union begins to recall that he is not only a consumable item in the policy of the united states well, the inclusion of ukraine in the european union, i wanted to say for the european union is unacceptable, impossible and disastrous. but, uh, today colleagues said, they remembered our saying that whom god wants to punish. he solves the mind with the impression that the creator very much wants to punish ukraine because at once, uh, they lost their reason, the entire political elite, moreover, uh, all the qualities that are necessarily inherent in diplomats decided all ukrainian diplomacy, starting with the president and ending with, so to speak, the ambassador in germany , diplomacy, respect for partners, the ability to be grateful. what

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in the words of frannie lou hamer who is about anyone who is sick and tired of being sick and tired. our global citizens they do not live like this. it is common sense to require background since for guns. it is common sense to require to ban assault rifles in our country. mayor bowser: but unfortunately, common sense ain't that common in the senate. we represent the american majority and we can't let anybody forget it. i want now to ask you just like addison did, don't stop fighting. when i look in the faces of our young people we were here just a short time ago marching for our lives and i know that the solution lies with you. you keep marching, keep voting in demanding action now. now i have the honor of bringing up a young man, a graduate from who is studying it at harvard and founder of the nonprofit love one. he is here today to help us march for our lives. thank you everyone. >> please welcome to the stage, d.c. gun violence survivor and march for our lives organizer, rawuan brown. i am a 20-year-old student at harvard college from right here in washington dc. >> i'm extremely

military will have to take additional measures to fend off this threat if we look at the fact that the hamersreas being hit by these missiles. and as i suspect, biden. after all, when he said that we would not supply long-range missiles. he cheated cheated, because the same complexes will get more, and poland is a nato ally, that is, already in front of poland, yes, it turns out legally the nuance is that in this case in poland it will act from and from the eu from the european union, that is uh, formally neither brussels nor washington will now be able to uh, limit their actions and mr. zelinsky. in general, he gave carte blanche to this, he allowed the pole to hold positions now about the trick. i understood correctly, that is, the states are transporting these systems. yes, yes, and then they go to ukraine and some kind of long-range missiles are not long-range. whoever will sort out the states there, such as clean guys, we sent what we agreed. what will go there? it is unknown and this is the trick, i understood you correctly, and now, if we return to the issue of defensive weapons, yes,