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i want to thank holly hiles for her outstanding work on this bill and for her outwork on behalf of the people of the second congressional district of arkansas as well as congratulate her on her move to the committee. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. foster: well, i, again, thank my colleague from arkansas, mr. french hill. as well as governor carney for working on this bill in the past year. i look forward to it being signed into law and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from arkansas, you're recognized. mr. hill: mr. speaker, i appreciate the work together on this bill and i don't have any other speakers on this particular bill so i yield back the balance of my time. prepared to conclude. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 910, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative -

atwe go forward we look ,hile they were laws african-americans found ways to go a around those laws and hold on to their humanity. many things happened after the revolutionary war, including the development of the cotton gin in 1793 and the louisiana purchase in 1803 and the end of the international slave trade in 18 away. what did that mean? please note the space we are in right now. directly in front of me is a tower of cotton which is a marker as the driver of the trade. no different than sugar was during the early period. as we come out of the paradox of liberty and we look directly to the right, all the pieces of legislation to the declaration of liberty par -- declaration of independence, the constitution, the dred scott decision. you see paired with those sermons,from speeches, newspaper articles written by african-americans speaking back to the moment. to my left is the story of the domestic slave trade. 1793 the cotton gin is produced. land tons there is more cultivate cotton and cotton is high demand and being produced more efficiently. ont demand has an impact african america

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asleep,hile you were police opening fire and shooting a teenager in manassas. went to the scene. john, what our police telling you? the 18-year-old who was shot by police early this morning, shot by manassas city police, remains in the hospital suffering serious injuries. it all ended here at the memorial park in manassas in prince william county just outside the city limits. you can see there is an unmarked police crewuiser. take a look at all the evidence markers that gives you an indication of how many shots were fired. then you have the black suv. that is a vehicle that was driven by this 18-year-old. it all started with reports of shots fired at around 12:40 this morning. ma them, arrived and located the vehicle they believe was connected to the shots fired. and they tried to stop the car but the 18-year-old did not stop your it was a police chase, and again, it ended inside the park. police saying that the 18-year-old did have a weapon and at least two of those officers opened fire, striking the 18-year-old. there was also a juvenile inside the car. he wa

hile she might have tended to more traditional pursuits we maria stewart in that. from the time of her adulthood spoke out with a voice about women.atus of she would be today perhaps a feminist and worked alongside william lloyd garrison. teacher.e a she knew the streets of this neighborhood extremely well. the trinity mission maria w. stewart. she is teaching in d.c. just after the civil war. she has about 20 scholars in line. he school has been recently reorganized. she understood once the smoke of battle cleared there was another battle and that would for education. other ways black women took on struggle hardly any had the cary. success marian this is her commission from the it recruit iana black soldiers. we will meet another woman an recruiter but our sister here was an official recruiter. another unofficial recruiter for 54th and 55th massachusetts joes eppe.st. pierre rp r he married and disheartened by wefrpb went from their wedding to a -- ship arried them that carried them to england because they didn't want to aise a family in a nation that tolerated sl

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