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>> it was a story told about harlem by people from outside the community.ed on the lack of knowledge. to some extent, probably just a deliberate conformity to the still very much segregated art world at the time. it was an example of what happens when you don't have diverse voices as part of the leadership of any institution but especially of a museum like the met. the causal factors of that. the union soldiers are in retreat. >> she joined the museum in 2020. she is herself part of a changing our world at the met and beyond. this is the first exhibition she has curated here. she sees it not so much as a corrective to the museum's past as a much-needed acknowledgment of the artist's achievement. >> we still have a great bit more to do but we are beginning to have people at the table say ok. i am all for doing a great show on hopper but we should be doing shows on william h johnson. augustus savage. laura wearing. archibald motley. aaron douglas. that is what will ultimately allow the met to achieve a level of excellence in the implementation of realization

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lisa rose when he was a six month old and moved to harlem and and never knew that he was poor in harlem because. he had two of the two great, incredible parents. i mean, his mother peeled his grapes for him in the i mean, that's how protective beautiful of a human being that that that she was rest in peace and and just a storied life and then and then you know when you think of john as the family man you his beautiful wife margot who really i. that for me for me that was i really reading the section about you and john and i actually had a tear coming out of my eye when i was reading that because i really looked at i really read this book from a from a different lens because. i know a lot of the players and that but then i didn't know how a lot of the players got to where they are. so for me it was about connecting dots of this incredible world. and when you're part of when you're blessed be part of the catsimatidis world, it's like it's like a different universe, right? it's like, you know, they have this cast of characters. they have all these people that they're involved with and it's

u me, well, what did the problems happen in harlem?to tell you a sad thing, because i'm older than a lot of you guys. >d i'll tell you when it happened. vietnam, when the kids came back from vietnam and■v6 aot othwer'n harlem turned. and it was very sad that we couldn'save some of those kids and some of those people i got involved. don't hundred fifth street, william fitts, ryan wa my congressman. he gave me the congressional to go to west point because. i always wanted to go to the air force academy or west point. well i came home, my mother cried. child. okay? i didn't go. we ended up going to nyu uptown, campus when ther and. it's it was a great school my friend jonathan farkas was from alexander's department stores, went to school together up there and we i remember his mother donated like $7 million to and you at that time and toes later and while you ended up going broken and they had to sell uptown campus i don't know where to begin and i get i'm so involved so manyes, so involved with a lot of businesses. i started in the super

he does a chapter on the harlem renaissance. he talks about regular in harlem. he said, although you have these exceptional cases of people who did well, it was amazing to see the degree which black businesses did not prosper in harlem, in atlanta, in this period in the 1920s and 1930s, african-americans at this point in all the cities, united states of america, only one city had a higher percentage of black folks. it was birmingham, alabama, then atlanta, georgia. atlanta, georgia already had a disproportionately high number of black people of all the cities in the united states, there was one black daily newspaper was a chicago defender, was the amsterdam news. it wasn't the washington bee, it was the atlanta world. atlanta had created a military had created a military offshoot. they created a media by the 1940s, a chain newspapers of the 1940s. atlanta had distinguished itself as exceptional space of black achievement early on. so this book explores that as well. and this harlem renaissance historians have moved away from to talk about the national impact of

but as african-american move into neighborhoods like harlem new street in d.c., there's this moment of explosion that is going to lead to the poetry of langston hughes and the music of billie holiday and duke ellington and cab calloway and the novels and of zora hurston, which are to kind of change the american literary and landscape. known as the harlem renaissance, although it plays out in a lot of cities, detroit and chicago and other places, if you've been down to you street, d.c., that was kind of the harlem renaissance neighborhood around howard. and look at the look of the plaques on, the houses, and you're going to see here's where duke ellington lived, and then you'll see it. you street in twenties and part of this will be the rise of jazz born in new but it takes on an even a new different urban sophisticated feel in detroit and chicago and new york. and it will be music that is going to become america's music, particularly intoxicating to young people. young, white college students love jazz is going to fill the music of the speakeasies and give the name through f scott fitz

el hecho sucedió en una concurrida estación de east harlem.en un blanco fácil. quieren una víctima que no le va a causar problemas y que va a ser un blanco fácil. no quieren una persona que ellos tienen que luchar. este es 1 de 3 ataques que sucedieron en menos de 24 horas. y la policía investiga primero el apuñalamiento de un hombre tras una discusión y en el segundo una mujer resultó herida en la espalda con arma blanca. ambos casos se registraron en 2 estaciones de brooklyn. cada vez que vengo en el tren, siempre estoy pendiente. sí, porque eso pasa en cualquier momento. la ola de violencia en las vías que incluyen tiroteos tienen aterrados a pasajeros. gente enferma, empujan a11. no sabe. le cuesta la vida a 1 ahí. todos inocentes. 1 nunca sabe si van a tirar un tiro o algo. justo este lunes, el departamento de policía de nueva york anunció que estará adhiriendo a sus filas a más de 800 agentes para que estén vigilando varias estaciones del metro. esta semana, con el objetivo de evitar la evasión de tarifas y delitos relacionados, han impl

surrounding race, identity, life, community, and meaning from her lens as a black queer woman from harlemencouraging readers to do their own self-reflection and inviting this emto draw -- them to draw new conclusions about the world around them, to speak and to take action. ms. lord's work, the transformation of silence int■r language and action, first appeared in the cancer journal where she shares of her journey of having breast cancer, which ultimately led to a mastectomy. it reads, in part, in becoming forcibly and essentially aware of my mortality and of what i wished and wanted for my life, however short it may be, priorities andame strongly etched in a merciless light and what i most regretted were my silences. of what had i ever been afraid of? to question or to speak as i believed could have been meant -- could have meant pain or death but we all hurt in so many different ways all the time, and pain will either change or end. death, on the other hand, is the final silence. test. and that might be coming quickly now without regard for if i have ever spoken what needed to be said o

the bulldozers get neighborhoods was bulldozed into a shell of its former self, once known as the harlem the west, the fillmore district was razed in the name of so-called urban renewal. our media partner, the san francisco standard, has published an article that gives us a new look at the discretion destruction, as documented in a trove of photographs. and joining us live now is standard reporter julie zagorz, who spoke to the keeper of the photos and learned about his personal connection to them. thank you so much for being here. fascinating article. i loved reading it. give us a brief history of the urban renewal project in san francisco's fillmore district, and why it was so controversial. >> yeah, so urban renewal didn't happen just in san francisco. it was actually a national project and happened in other cities across the country. but the example in san francisco is particularly controversial because it destroyed what was such a lively neighborhood, as you mentioned, it was nicknamed harlem of the west, full of jazz clubs, full of restaurants. it had a roller skating rink, an extr

one of advisors looking around in harlem and saying, oh, they're all africans here is great.most of their business was down the u.n. but there was this brief trip to where he was. i think he was even carried on the shoulders of his supporters. this actually comes from thomas book, where we learn what happened when they he came to harlem just. before we go to the next question, speaking of the speeches, you do a good job of going through some of them here mean i think of this incident at the where the king of belgium is there or and he gives a speech and then gets up and gives the speech. i don't know if you want to read little bit of this speech. it's on page 120 after after mean. and it just shows the discussion acts a between the belgians and their understand what was going on in the congo versus what the members of i'll read just a little bit of the the belgian king's words for 80 years belgium sent to your soil the best of its sons first to deliver the congo basin, the odious slave train that was decimating population, then to bring together various ethnic groups that wer

surrounding race, identity, life, community, and meaning from her lens as a black queer woman from harlem, encouraging readers to do their own self-reflection and inviting this emto draw -- them to draw new conclusions about the world around them, to speak and to take action. ms. lord's work, the transformation of silence into language and action, first appeared in the cancer journal where she shares of her journey of having breast cancer, which ultimately led to a mastectomy. it reads, in part, in becoming forcibly and essentially aware of my mortality and of what i wished and wanted for my life, however short it may be, priorities and omissions became strongly etched in a merciless light and what i most regretted were my silences. of what had i ever been afraid of? to question or to speak as i believed could have been meant -- could have meant pain or death but we all hurt in so many different ways all the time, and pain will either change or end. death, on the other hand, is the final silence. test. and that might be coming quickly now without regard for if i have ever spoken what need

one of advisors looking around in harlem and saying, oh, they're all africans here is great. and so i think it was a you know, most of their business was down the u.n. but there was this brief trip to where he was. i think he was even carried on the shoulders of his supporters. this actually comes from thomas book, where we learn what happened when they he came to harlem just. before we go to the next question, speaking of the speeches, you do a good job of going through some of them here mean i think of this incident at the where the king of belgium is there or and he gives a speech and then gets up and gives the speech. i don't know if you want to read little bit of this speech. it's on page 120 after after mean. and it just shows the discussion acts a between the belgians and their understand what was going on in the congo versus what the members of i'll read just a little bit of the the belgian king's words for 80 years belgium sent to your soil the best of its sons first to deliver the congo basin, the odious slave train that was decimating population, then to bring toge

she said she was as likely to pick up interesting jewelry in the harlem junk shop. as in tiffany's, i don't buy, i don't care how valuable it is in the marketplace. it could be a piece of junk if it appeals to me, then it's from a app, those popular r t paged in the final decades of my life. the 2014 document we always introduce to, to a new generation. that's so nice to hear, makes a girl feel like there's still a chance. the self described geriatric style, it may no longer be with us in person, but the inspiration iris outfield gave us winning their own just before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story. germany is investigating a week conversation about ukraine, potentially using german made cruise missiles to attack the bridge linking russians on supplied crime. yeah. the discussion between german general surfaced on russian social media. and that is our news tape recorder is coming up next state terms. and thank you so much for watching the trast fashion as an environmental 9 a clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industri

she said she was as likely to pick up interesting jewelry in the harlem junction. as in tiffany's, i don't buy, i don't care how valuable it is in the marketplace. it could be a piece of junk if it appeals to me, then it's for may app those popular t page in the final decades of high life. the 2014 document we always introduce to, to a new generation. that's so nice to hear, makes a girl feel like there's still a chance. the self described geriatrics dawn, it may no longer be with us in person, but the inspiration iris out filled gave us winning their own and that's our show for now. coming up next, our tech to shift. stay tuned for that or check us out online at w. com. i'm clear richardson in berlin and many thanks for watching. the gentleman with dw loves or emphasizing the award winning offer is available world wide. every language level. reading gentleman has told me to go count about why does that and i think it's like now i'm leave them on the new.

she said she was as likely to pick up interesting jewelry in the harlem junk shop. as in tiffany's, i don't buy, i don't care how valuable it is in the marketplace. it could be a piece of junk if it appeals to me. then it's from a app, those popular r t page in the final decades of my life, the 2014 document we always introduce to, to a new generation. that's so nice to hear makes a girl feel like there's still a chance. the self described geriatrics dawn. it may no longer be with us in person, but the inspiration iris outfield gave us winning their own a true icon of style. you're up to date on the w news, a mary anna evans team from me and the entire team in berlin. thanks for watching. the slowing away when it's 40 degrees celsius in the shade, can be deadly during times of climate change. how do rising temperatures change? how the report from the internal heat march 15th on d w.

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she said she was as likely to pick up interesting jewelry in the harlem jump shop. as in tiffany's, i don't buy, i don't care how valuable it is in the marketplace. it could be a piece of junk if it appeals to me. then it's from a app, those popular r t page in the final decades of life. the 2014 document we always introduce to, to a new generation. that's so nice to hear makes a girl feel like there's still a chance the self described geriatric style. it may no longer be with us in passing, but the inspiration iris outfield gave us when linger on are now just before we let you get on your way, let's get a reminder of our top new stories of this. our germany is investigating a link to conversation about ukraine using possibly using a german made of cruise missiles to attack the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea. the discussion between german general surfaced on russian social media and the united states has joined an international operation to air drops from mandatory and supplies into gaza. authentic on says air force. planes carried off the 1st drop of 3800

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they don't live in harlem.re not sending migrants downtown where they live or not in the city in washington d.c. they're sending them to black and brown neighborhoods that are poor. because they don't care about those residents. >> martha: yeah that is likely why you're starting to see an increase in black conservative vote, hispanic conservative vote. they're dealing with the basics of what is happening with their own families, the services that they have access to or what's being denied them because they can't get these services which you covered so well across the country, lawrence. thanks very much for being here. good to have you here. >> i appreciate it. >> martha: a little fun before we say good-bye here. she's 8 years old and she's very passionate about the star spangled banner. wait till you meet kinsley murray behind this huge viral rendition of our national anthem. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ every day, veteran homeowners are calling newday to pay off credit card debt

and the dance theater in harlem, if you've never seen it, do yourself a favor. go check it out. he deserves all his accolades. >> and so are you. thank you all for being here. what a beautiful night. and thank you at home for watching because this weekend marks this team's two year anniversary as being part of the 11th hour. it's an honor and privilege to anchor this show every night. so thanks for staying up with us, i will see you again on monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. with democrat katie porter. she would come into a room. the room would just brighten up. peopl

fal we signed a final funding agreement to extend the second avenue subway to 125th street and east harlem, which they have been waiting at least 150 years to get done. every state, every region of this country, red, blue, and purple, has seen historic investments. airports, trains, and transit. often the longest community investment they have seen in a lifetime. i also need to mention by the way that we got a reprieve today in the form of a continuing resolution, but we are really going to need some sense of bipartisan problem solving to prevail in order to get the budget that we need to keep this workup. and here too, i wish the spirit of america's mayors would prevail. you deliver water and you need water to live so you cannot shut down. the federal government ought to have the same mentality as well. the second thing that i appreciate and sometimes miss about local government is the relentless and unmistakable focus on reality, on facts, on data that cannot be ignored. local leadership is just more rooted in reality, largely because you are held accountable for it. everywhere from loca

>> el anuncio viene luego de que esta semana un hombre muriera al ser lanzado a las vias en east harlemsconocido, dos acuchillamientos en brooklyn y el ultimo incidente ayer, donde un pasajero fue victima de un ataque aleatorio en el area de columbus circle cuando una persona le estrello una botella de vidrio en la cara. >> nuestra ciudad no esta sin de control, aunque algunos pasajeros no lo sienten asi no hay seguridad, vive uno con temor, vengo a las 3 de la manana al viaje pero no veo ningun policia mas de 20 millones de dolares seran invertidos para la salud mental, mientras que pasajeros esperan que los criminales sean castigados con todo el peso de la ley. >> en nueva york, carla amensola, noticias telemundo. >> el senador democrata por nueva jersey, bob menendez, decidio no apelar a un fallo del juez que preside su caso, lo que habria postergado su juicio por corrupcion programado para el mes de mayo. >> los abogados dominantes notificaron al juez federal sidney stein que la decision del legislador democrata esta motivada principalmente por su deseo de que proceda el juicio y as

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erica, look, today, i was at in harlem speaking at st. luke's church at church ame church in the heart of harlem. in this was an issue on the minds of so many of the churchgoers, by the way, not just young voters, but voters because of their 50s and 60s saying there's been too much suffering there. there needs to be a permanent, tasty me churches call for a permanent ceasefire. so i believe this base of young voters, voters of color, progressives, and many jewish americans, is at risk if we don't have a change in policy and we don't want to lose this it's election because of benjamin netanyahu, you could be for the us israel relationship as i am admiring people like shimon peres and yutsak rabin and recognize that benjamin netanyahu is an extreme right-wing force was causing a lot of destruction congressman ro khanna, appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> so to come here, the us military airlifts nonessential personnel from the embassy in haiti's capital as gang violence threatens to topple its government. you in to cn

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he was known for his images known as the harlem of the west. his photos from the 1940s captured the lives from the 1940s. he was a civil rights pioneer. while working in the post office, he helped create the first postal workers union. johnson learned photography while studying in san francisco with another photographic legend, an sell adams. johnson was 97. >>> san francisco's problems with crime, drugs and homelessness are well documented. this election day, several ballot members aimed to tackle these issues if they can get voters onboard. jonathan bloom takes a closer look at what voters will be dividing. >> i'm jonathan bloom and here's what to know. there are four local ballot measures getting a lot of money and attention. two of those have to do with the san francisco police department. proposition b would set minimum staffing for police officers, slowly increasing from the 1,500 they have now to a little over 2,000 within five years. it comes from the board of supervisors who say it is badly needed. opponents say the city can't afford t

the harlem forces is if, you know, monday, the soonest date that's due to a long distance seems to file a new version. if something is up enough, budget, and up on the, on the, go through this yourself. that gives you dimple the clear to the circular certainly won't see the future. so show pointed to the point of me initial set up. so this is something this going to be going into something different is always only as a 13 percent below the font is only the bottom of imagery. this will not fit, it pulls in the pool. you said the by made from set before? no, it's going to stick with the sort of losses. get a no money for him on a former degree. so it looks like, i mean it's all numbers introduced yourself settings because circles have that kind of point him at the most. okay. and is he led to the engineering school for sure? that's the date and initial foster on by boy that along because your boss advocate is and in the funding set electrician under the la d val. and i do not want the assess gets worse, and i'm seeing what's the song dollars they've told me to fill out to the final thing