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yourself as representing parental rights when you fight against mine and second, your comment m on histo, your mission statement that you wantou accurate history taught n particular, the actr that was passed based on feedback from moms for liberty and it specifically prohibits teaching anything that makes anyone uncomfortable with regards to diversity. how can anyone learn in that environment or anyone learning history in particular often it is very uncomfortable. it's nearly impossible for anyone to teach historical content and not make people uncomfortable. >> thank you. >> those are interesting questions. not making people uncomfortable isn't what the language says in the bill. so, where this comes from our actual lessons being taught not only in florida but around the country. things like the walks where they line kids up and you tell them, the privilege walks. if you have two parents you step forward. if you're in the military, so if your dad or mom's gone most of your life, your privileged. they divided kids into separated them and told them they are oprah servers and victims. this

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ukraine, these corporations, to gouge consumers that are making more than they ever have in their histof you don't like the oil companies, you should not like them, if you don't want the saudis and i sure don't, electric vehicles -- the day we have a bunch of them on the road is that guy we can take -- tell these guys to go take a jump in the late. amy:ill mckibn, educator, environmentalist, the founder of the ornization third act, which organizes people over 60 years old for progressive change, also a founder of 350.org. we will link to your piece in "the new yorker was quote "if egypt won't free alaa abd el-fattah, it had better brace for an angry climate conference." his book is just out, "the flag, the cross, and the station wagon: a graying american looks back at his suburban boyhood and wonders what the hell happened." next up, banning nearly all abortions since the u.s. supreme court overturned roe, we will speak with laura hazard owens, editor at at the nieman journalism lab at harvard university. her recent article is titled "unimaginable abortion stories will become more commo

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we do not that sort of histo . ~ , ., ., of history. we beat them and february so _ of history. golden boot. i've got all my fingers crossed that meade will smash it and get that golden boot. what do you think it's gonna take them to maintain this profile and momentum? it so easy after the fact for things to peter l. tt’s for things to peter l. it's snowballing _ for things to peter l. it's snowballing now. - for things to peter l. tt�*s snowballing now. just seeing the local park this week, i was walking my dogs and just in groups of kids playing football together and it wasn't just playing football together and it wasn'tjust boys, it was boys and girls club that's not something i've seen very often in my lifetime. it's already starting to come momentum is changing. the lads are starting to talk about women's football now and saying how much they're enjoying the game. even sending me memes. again, that wasn't something happening in the past, they'd have an isolated group of friends that we talk about women's football. but not the boys, they would always shutdown the conversatio

according to grassley, histo letter to the fbi quote,y the allegations provided to my office appear tondicate that there ind was a scheme in place among certain fbi officials to undermineff derogatory information connected to hunter bidene by falsely suggesting it was disinformation. , it was just the latest evidence of a two tiered justice system inside the fbi and this politicized department of justice and how theseio institutions are both politicized. and that's not all according a new report from the washington examiner, delaware police considered hunter biden the victim back int 2018 when his handgun was tossed near a grocery store by his sister in law. hali biden. no charges ever filed in a the incident, no chargeses connected to him lying on his gun application and tonight, wisconsin senator ron johnson has also sent a letter to the fbii director christopher wray, pressing the bureau for bibimore transparency and laying out more evidence to their efforts to underminethun the investigation in the hunter, biden and the biden family syndicatete. it was reaction reaction. wisconsin

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different time in histo . , �* ., history. doesn't need to happen? _ history.sn't need to| happen? you can have it history. doesn't need to i happen? you can have it but it doesnt happen? you can have it but it doesn't have _ happen? you can have it but it doesn't have the _ happen? you can have it but it doesn't have the same - happen? you can have it but it doesn't have the same punch. | doesn't have the same punch. 2022 marks 50 years since president nixon signed title nine into american law. ending sex —based discrimination in education. an influential supporter of the bill, billiejean king testified to congress on the matter to ensure generations of girls would benefit from opportunities denied her. you've described title nine is one of the most important pieces of us legislation. totally. in the 20th century. what changes to bring about? it really was about classrooms, was how came about. for instance, if you want to go to harvard and get your medical degree, get your phd, they only allowed 5% of the class to be women. and i always wondered when i know wo

we are live with the park's superintendent with an update on the fight to keep the park and its histo the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪ the meeting point of humanity and history. ♪ it's the middle of the architectural revolution. ♪ in the middle of the rainbow. ♪ woohoo! we're flying through the middle of everything! welcome to the middle of everything. 1000 books written about the kennedy family over time, but never one about jfk and his teenage years while attending an all boys boarding school in connecticut in the early thirties. it was at the choate school for boys, where john kennedy began honing his leadership skills, his social conscious and that yankee quick wit. scott badly captured all of that in his new book, jfk and the markers of choke. it's a real to life novel, chronically in the high school years of our 35th president was released just about a month ago in late may, and we're delighted to have the author who by the way, is an sf state grad and former professor at harvard's got bather. how are you? good. good to have you witd waxing poetic about the cand

you would be part of the biggest betting enveloped in history. of the biggest betting enveloped in histork we do daily. amanda pritchard, may is talking - the work we do daily. amanda| pritchard, may is talking about the work we do daily. amanda - pritchard, may is talking about the recognition, how important is it now as we continue to recognise the work and service there is people in? tt and service there is people in? it is an absolutely huge day for the nhs today and it is incredible recognition of extraordinary work that nhs— recognition of extraordinary work that nhs staff actually do day in, day out _ that nhs staff actually do day in, day out but never more so than over the last— day out but never more so than over the last two — day out but never more so than over the last two years of the pandemic. colleagues — the last two years of the pandemic. colleagues showed such extraordinary courage. _ colleagues showed such extraordinary courage, compassion, dedication, and often— courage, compassion, dedication, and often spending time away from their own families is that we were just

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