as ida recalled, our job was to go to school and when all we could. in 1878, yellow fever epidemic devastated the mississippi valley, spreading to more than 200 communities across 11 states. jim jumped into action, tending to the afflicted and helping wherever he could. -- taught ida to take action when serious problems arose. but tragically both her parents and infant brother died in the epidemic, leaving 16-year-old ida, to provide for her five surviving brothers and sisters. she decided to lower her skirts and obtained work as a schoolteacher, one of the only professions available to young educated women at the time. she left holly springs to seek better employment opportunities in memphis and there worked her way up from the outlying rural district to a position in city school system. although the public school teachers were poorly and not regularly paid, her profession allowed her to enter social circles of the growing black middle class in memphis. this driving community efforts stimulating social and intellectual opportunities but delighted in

ida b. wells lynching and transatlantic activism which is the basis of her talk tonight. that book incidentally is available for purchase and signing in the foyer following the conclusion of our program tonight. dr. silk has also published essays in response to great britain and the american south as well as the evolution of scholarly interpretations of lynching. is my pleasure to welcome the great dr. sarah silky. >> thank you, bill and thank you to everyone here this evening both in person and on the live stream. i would like to thank the gemini 3 group for their sponsors of of tonight's lecture. it is a delight to be able to be here today. on may 4th 2020 ida b. wells was awarded the pulitzer prize for her outstanding anchorages reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against african-americans during the era of lynching. nearly forgotten at the time of her death in 1931, the importance of wells is groundbreaking journalism and civil rights campaigns have received public recognition

on may 4th. 2020 ida b. wells was awarded the pulitzer prize for her outstanding and courageous reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against african americans during the era of lynching. nearly forgotten at the time of her death in 1931. the importance of wells's groundbreaking journalism and civil rights campaigns have received increasing public recognition over the past few years. just this past summer after years of fundraising and organizing monuments to wells were unveiled in memphis and chicago her two adopted homes. choosing a life of activism was not easy particularly as a black woman in the 19th century wells made many sacrifices moving to escape persecution was standing character attacks struggling to navigate expectations for appropriate feminine behavior and facing criticism for continuing her activism as a wife and mother. despite the many obstacles. she faced whilst navigated the world with dignity and an unflinching commitment to justice. throughout her career as a journalist and civ

we had a hurricane ida or the remnants of hurricane ida that came up from the gulf that brought a lot of rain and that actually killed 13 people in new york city. so, and the reason why we're getting all these storms here and not only here, but in many parts of the world, or of course, the warming sees the warm or the water, the more moisture the stores can gobble up and then that they dump all that moisture in the form of rain when they hit land, in this case, new york city dw bashing hard to new york. thanks so much for all of your insights and make sure that you stay dry. thank you. here's a roundup of some other stories making headlines around the world. ukraine is commemorating the 80 seconds anniversary of one of the largest mass murderers of jews in the holocaust. around 74000 people, mostly juries were killed at the bobby ravine outside nazi occupied. keith president, the landscape joins thousands of others paying their respects in the capital. at least 57 people have been killed in 2 separate suicide form attacks and pack has done. the 1st blast in the country south west has

but hurricane ida did not -- we didn't fare as well in hurricane ida and certainly superstorm sandy.ly the history of these storms with flash floods and heavy rainfall has been quite tragic. we've lost neighbors in the past. and of course we are now beginning to assess the millions of dollars in damage to homeowners. a lot of seniors who live on fixed income and have now lost their boiler just a few months ahead of winter. this is putting new yorkers really in dire straits when we all know that we've been feeling the squeeze already. >> i have to ask you here before you go, progressives of course have floated your name as a potential primary challenger to the mayor in the next election, in 2025. are you considering running against him? do you think that he is not up to the job? >> i'm very flattered. to me it's really a vote of confidence in what i do and my work ethic. i think right now i'm really focused on pointing out where there are -- where there's room for improvement in the administration of the city, and i am committed to making sure that we have a mayor that is actually goi

state of emergency; the consequences of the disaster are being compared to the devastating hurricane idad in the twenty-first year. there is about the same amount of precipitation now. near the airport. kennedy broke an almost century-old record, another la guardia air harbor was partially flooded , hundreds of flights were contained or cancelled, in brooklyn, it was calculated, a month's worth of precipitation fell on the area in just 3 hours, bad weather led to accidents for years, without electricity at least at least 5,000 people remained, the center attraction for active youth, as well as ecologists, historians, guides and many other experts in the tourism industry these days: pyatigorsk, where the all-russian rally starts , is more than a journey, discusses new routes and more, and also sums up the summer season. there are hundreds of participants from almost all over the country, including guys from the first movement, many of them are now experienced travelers; they have a lot of them. here are children from thirty-eight cities, children who have completed environmental projects

so a few minutes, harry and ida arriving, and they're gonna cut off with people site. they have little food, fuel and power videos have image, depression, peacekeepers delivering eyes up to as a by john claim full control of the own. clive, the red cross has also seemed to come for advice, is about john's minister of foreign affairs is the country wants to integrate ethnic i medians from the going to cut about as equal citizens. will input signal will be mobilized. that is, the immediate needs for the local civilians. on this point, i wish to reiterate the visitor by john is determined to integrate. i think, i mean, your residence over the government vision of hazard ratio as equal citizens. because the nationally just based off the vision and the, the nation with any plan. so we'll have undertaking but why the so we've gone to this since bosco says there's been another attack on the black. see ports of, of us to poland, russian controlled crime in this comes a day off to ukraine in this house target at the headquarters of russia's black c fleece in the city. st. best

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de migraciÓn se reportado si son canalizados a un albergue antes de tomar un autobÚs con boleto de idaregresen a su lugar >>> luego de 30 dÍas la direcciÓn quien recibe solicitud por un traslado a su lugar de origen pero en el albergue los migrantes extranjeros tiene la posibilidad de regresar sin costo a travÉs de retorno asistido pero prefieren permanecer en mÉxico >>> el lugar de origen no presenta un lugar seguro y quedan varados por asÍ decir en tijuana viendo si tiene la posibilidad de pasar estados unidos o como otro solicitan refugio para quedarse mÉxico y establecerse aquÍ debido que a que las internos a rÁpido como creen y se desesperan >>> no quitan el dedo del renglÓn a pesar del paso de los aÑos >>> tengo que intentar y cruzar es mi idea >>> de acuerdo los nÚmeros son mÁs de 100 personas que recibieron apoyo de detenciÓn de migrantes en este aÑo en otros datos >>> segÚn hablan de que el programa de apoyo que ha dado y sea empleado en otros casos ademÁs de las personas, tambiÉn hay casos mÉdicos que buscan retornar con sus familias, por un problema de salud >>> hay muchas h

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ferroviario entre sus turÍsticas ciudades de miami y orlando en un viaje de tres horas y media, los boletos ida millas entre los dos mayores centros turÍsticos de estados unidos. jorge: buscan a un preso convicto de delitos sexuales que se escapÓ mientras recibiÓ tratamiento en un hospital de san luis, cumple una condena de mÁs de 30 aÑos de prisiÓn y es considerado peligroso, imÁgenes de vigilancia lo muestra saliendo pie del edificio de un hospital. paulina: el ex asistente de tronco en la casa blanca denunciÓ haber sido tocada indebidamente por giuliani cuando el capitolio fue atacado en 2021, en un libro titulado "enough" la mujer afirma que aprovechando el desconcierto del exalcalde de nueva york le metiÓ las manos debajo de su saco y posteriormente debajo de la falda. jorge: el presidente de ucrania visitÓ hoy el congreso y despuÉs la casa blanca. el mensaje de el presidente ucranianos que si no reciben mÁs ayuda estadounidense perderÁn la guerra, el presidente no ser un paquete de ayuda adicional a ucrania con un valor de $325,000,000. paulina: ¿ustedes han utilizado google maps para enc

effect of climate change the conditions so bad it reminded many new yorkers of the remnants of hurricane ida that swept in and killed 13 people two years ago. many of the deaths then happening in basement apartments where flash floods caught families by surprise the governor telling people today not to take any chances >> leave your home if you are starting to see water accumulate don't wait until it's up to your knees or higher. >> reporter: tonight another rush hour and still the rain has not stopped. stephanie gosk, nbc news, brooklyn. >>> also tonight, they tried and failed again today to come up with a deal in congress to keep the government funded and running past tomorrow's midnight deadline with millions of federal workers and government programs threatened. garrett haake with late details. >> reporter: the federal government on the brink of the shutdown. >> the bill is not passed. >> reporter: 21 house republicans defeating speaker mccarthy's latest plan to keep the government open while slashing spending. >> look up the word dysfunction in the dictionary and you will see united sta

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invierno, otros estados del paÍs enfrentan periodo mÁs seco en 120 aÑos erika flores con las meed idasca que la escasez de agua haya quedado atrÁs dijo el doctor en pantalla del instituto de ambiente de la universidad de california en los Ángeles. >>> de acuerdo con el departamento de recursos hÍdricos al seis de septiembre los envases estatal se encontraban a 77 % de la capacidad. si bien las recientes tormentas ayudaron a relajar restricciones de consumo de agua en el estado ciudades toman medio pÉrdida queciÓn que vas sea una forma de vida. >>> para educar a las personas diariamente proveer reembolsos para poder ayudar y conservar. >>> por ahora el caudal cal rodo se encuentra a 70 % dice dÉ su capacidad pero segÚn expertos no significa que un buen aÑo de lluvias borra dos dÉcada de condiciÓn secas. >>> el futuro de la cuenca colorado serÁ mÁs cÁlido y seco porque es muy importante que cada usuario encuentre forma y strapt gÍas para usar menos guam dijo el seÑor en pantalla de la autoridad del igualdad sur de nev arda. >>> mientras que sur del paÍs que frente que enfrentan una se ca

strict buddha enforcement policies and installing new barriers or this trucks a few minutes here in ida, slowly rolling into and they're gonna cut about with people say they have the whole food fuel impala videos, have an edge dive, rushing peacekeepers delivering, i'd have to as a vice on climbed full control of the own place. most go say is there's been another attack on it's black. see ports of civil stuff all in russian controlled crime in this comes down to ukrainian missiles target the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in the city. police in somalia say a truck bomb has killed at least 18 people and on the check point and the central town the delayed when i at least 40 offers, including soldiers and civilians were injured. it'll thirty's in the eastern libya say at least 90 for risk of work as have been killed during recovery operations off to the daily floods into hold on $300.00 bodies were recovered in a single day in the fund. devastated city was the headline state change time. the listening post is coming up next. the story of love, patience, and pay. what forces me to

este domingo recuerde que los niños juegan la duda 25 de la tarde, entonces hay que planear también la ida sistema puede caer en las manos de estafadores. en breve le tenemos consejos para que no sea una víctima. síganos en las redes sociales. >> estamos en contacto y le mantenemos informado a través de las plataformas que aparecen en pantalla. nos encuentra como telemundo 48 y como siempre la invitación a descaarrg la en su vida. y este sábado usted tiene la oportunidad de alentar a un grupo de niños de bajos recursos que están haciendo todo para superarse con la ayuda de buenos samaritanos que les apoyan a mejorar su nivel escolar. hay una cena beneficio de ellos y aquí les cuento. esta escena es una realidad gracias a las buenas intenciones de una pareja que decidió emprender acción al darse cuenta del atraso escolar que la pandemia generó a los niños. >> con mi esposa le digo tenemos que empezar un programa de tutoría porque veo que los niños se están atrasando con el aprendizaje a distancia. >> una treintena de estudiantes reciben asesorías escolares gratis en el centro comunitario en

same basement a couple and their child lost their lives during catastrophic flooding during hurricane ida tonight the damage is still being tallied, but for one new yorker life has returned to normal a female sea lion able to swim out of her enclosure at central park zoo back home tonight. >> and george joins us from brooklyn, a hospital there where all that rain knocked out the electrical system >> reporter: that's right. officials here, jose, say there were no interruptions to health care and no injuries and patients are still being moved from this hospital to others so repairs at this hospital can take place. jose >> george solis in new york, thank you. >>> about 1 in every 8 americans owes money on student loans and coming tomorrow those are due tomorrow >> reporter: jennifer hernandez doesn't know where she'll find an additional $650 a month to pay her student loans. >> it's frustrating. i do intend to pay my student loans. it's just the amount was so high, i can't afford that. >> reporter: the 35-year-old middle school counselor in the bronx is on an income driven repayment plan wit

ida. this one northern state had a special arrangement? no, the abortion was _ special arrangement?was already decriminalised in more than ten states, including mexico city. this meant there was a ruling last year in the northern state that said that abortion had to be decriminalised in that state. so now the new ruling means that abortion has to be decriminalised in the whole country and all the states that have been slow in accepting the supreme court decision has to decriminalise abortion and this means abortion is legal and has to be provided. means abortion is legal and has to be provided-— means abortion is legal and has to be rovided. ~ ., ., , , , ., be provided. what happens now within the health care — be provided. what happens now within the health care system? _ be provided. what happens now within the health care system? the _ be provided. what happens now within the health care system? the ruling - the health care system? the ruling means that — the health care system? the ruling means that officials _ the health care system? the ruling means that officials have _ the

that's when ida was brief but fierce overturning cause and bringing down power lines that were warnings of heavy rains and strong winds in several regions. hundreds of find find is a bad thing. almost 70 blazes bony across the straight is new south wales and intense heat wave for early spring and strong winds are bad combination. meaning that could be a severe wildfire season is also based of widespread drought, as well as the it is amazing for a special summit home climate change on the sidelines of the un general assembly. but there is a twist. the only ones about to speak of those who bring new meaningful action to the table. that's on orders from un secretary general, antonio quoterush is convening the climate ambition so much that aims to highlight trial blazes and pro put looses into producing impatience. the un isn't saying yet, who could speak to respond, but one success story is brazil way of logging in the amazon, his folder dramatically. president luna, and so that had strengthened the agency monitoring deforestation and roll back some of his previous s as anti environmental

ida. go home when we thought we might be able to?— go home when we thought we might be able to?o? no, not from anyone i've _ might be able to? no, not from anyone i've talked _ might be able to? no, not from anyone i've talked to. _ might be able to? no, not from anyone i've talked to. that - anyone i've talked to. that isn't a drama queen, what we would call a sparkle pony. some of the influencery types, but no, a bit more rain tonight supposed to come in, and around the desert, the mountain is just over the way which create their own weather so we will see what happens. it'll take a day or two to dry out, just kind of waiting for the green light to start moving. the big variable this year will be the fact as it gets towards the final weekend, fact as it gets towards the finalweekend, people fact as it gets towards the final weekend, people start to leave around friday and saturday, and we haven't had that natural phase of departure, so it might end up being how will we get 70,000 folks and their vehicles out at the same time? but again, if there is a logistics team on there is

welcome, ida, possible for us from the capital, sum of an oval, rarely main response to a stripe guard is made by a trader, then businesses across the country, markets and britain. this is the main chart in the southern, fortunately of karachi that's focused on they can all make cop edward the same picture across the country and other provinces as read in the high book of don't pop programs. people came out on the face to protest, citizens and businesses. i like, i now are joining the pro days. they're demanding the government to do something to alleviate the suffering of the people. but this isn't instead of them government we've done nor do i have demanded today. i important step deb jordan and electron within the country. within the next 90 day does it does show up india i because the question marks as to whether that will happen. but in the meantime, people that we've been speaking, she'll tell us that the kind of been there yet, jane. i even sometimes more than the salary the on in a month. so that didn't due to the dangerous situation. the government, on the other hand, saying th

these prices selected the millions of saturdays and such as oak, ida, and mix premised on groups as well as the formation of factions and political parties bearing arms, which we considered to be outside the boundaries of the little big test. if we caused by the united states of america is significant in the economic, social, political, and security spheres, and even inflammation of the rock and political system. and it has had an impact on education bringing and health care. among other things. i don't think america has contributed anything positive to rec, today, iraq has read itself on the us. as of the security agreement of 2010 america also brought forth ice is causing it to say, even regarding the training that the american sounded to can the foundation of the rock and security forces and the stablish width of the state in 20032004, until the hendo or father to rack is, i believe that america's presence in iraq was not successful. it is incumbent on the americans on congress and owns the republican and democratic parties to review their policies towards the world's nations. the mos

now that was also proven by a quite a dept an eagle ida italian journalist that this missile was not indeed russian. it was very, very likely a ukrainian punch. so you miss a lot even in service with the russian military at the time. roy, having been in the key of during the reported muscle strike, us secretary of state antony blinking, announced that washington would now follow britons controversial lead and send depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine. well, those rounds are known for their armor piercing capabilities. they've been proven to have a devastating effect on the land and people for years after the last shots are fired and moved to deploy, the weapons was condemned wednesday by the united nations deputies spokesperson in new york. our t correspondent, rachel evans has the details, but 1st a warning. this report contains potentially disturbing images of a parent side effects from the use of depleted uranium munitions of the vitamin ministers. it has confirmed that it will be sending depleted uranium munitions to crime for the 1st time despite its severe concern surrounding

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ida, finding that we should talk about the crimes committed by the cost of invited with the come the items of a albanian by to suit as the 2 items of the home. you probably may too infrequent during the regression of to a slightly over ensuring the, the with the war in the lobby. i was, for example, just there is documented evidence that from 1998 to 2000 the cause of liberation on e concept. 300 for the uh, gypsies, and loyal albanians, they use the organs to traffic to europe and being so cold donors were detained, which was the, they were detained, and then the organs were extracted and they were sent through the re, 9th airport, which is the same as crimes were described in the book and by the i c t y, the college i was calling to prosecute to called a met chaise and myself and the military. and i will criminals rather than to say the problem is with somebody to cancel. if you're at a debt commodities where you're reporting, stay to the 7th of january, 2011. and the combination material was prepared on the 13th of october, 2003 by on make as well. and i do see that it goes into t

now that was also proven by a quite a dept an eagle ida italian journalist that pissed me. so i was not indeed russian . it was very, very likely a ukrainian fortunately you miss not even in service with the russian military at the time. boy, what again, when western media cast their di, it's in part, it's very, it's very difficult for them to put the smoke back in the bottom. and this is part of the narrative to blame real shift ahead of the curve. and any analysis that we do or any others do, we want to challenge the narrative is often swept under the carpet. really. okay. i mean, it reminds me of that met your 70 in the tragedy when m a 17 was blowing out of the air above east and ukraine several years ago and imagery. the western media blamed russia, but america said it had a re dos data showing where the result came from but took down in a 17, but a washington refused to publish it because they knew it would exonerate russia and actually show the ukrainians, blew out and made 17, you know, i tell ya, i genuinely wish the mulch our list around the world today did the du

ida. the uk exactly the same issue. lots of people crossing borders in the us, _ lots of people crossing borders in the us, europe and the mediterranean and the _ the us, europe and the mediterranean and the channel here, of course that is right— and the channel here, of course that is right but— and the channel here, of course that is right but i— and the channel here, of course that is right but i think it is one thing to say— is right but i think it is one thing to say that — is right but i think it is one thing to say that the challenge, but it's another— to say that the challenge, but it's another thing to save but it's an existential— another thing to save but it's an existential threat. what we have seen _ existential threat. what we have seen is _ existential threat. what we have seen is that the british public is increasingly open to migration and actually— increasingly open to migration and actually quite successful compared to other _ actually quite successful compared to other countries. i think it is wrong

ida. answer, because in some cases like this, they are not, are they?, are they? no, i think that is _ this, they are not, are they? no, i think that is true, _ this, they are not, are they? no, i think that is true, and _ this, they are not, are they? no, i think that is true, and that - think that is true, and that is really important. when businesses are looking at those targets and initiatives they are focusing on, they considered the holistic view of sustainability, so they look at, what is the carbon impact at the beginning of the journey and throughout the life cycle of a whole product? but also, they consider wider things, product? but also, they consider widerthings, one product? but also, they consider wider things, one of the human rights issues and supply chain and i diversity impacts of these products? having just one focus on carbon is not the answer —— biodiversity impacts. you need to think of the sickly and that is where business are going on this. find sickly and that is where business are going on this.— are going on this. and you thin

ida. this strike and the concerns might be politicised?- might be politicised? _ might be politicised? no, i think president biden's - might be politicised? no, i| think president biden's visit think president biden�*s visit today was extremely important, very meaningful to the workers. it's very meaningful to the workers. it�*s a demonstration of how strong public support is in favour of uaw members getting a really good contract. i really appreciate that the president and the public understand how much workers gave up to make these companies profitable, and now these companies have been extremely profitable and have not been fairly sharing that profitability and success with the workers. i think his statement today was great, it�*s really appreciated, and i think the whole labour movement was excited that we had a sitting president, first time in history, tojoin a picket line. i want to ask you about one of the points that has been made by the president. he said a shift towards electric vehicles will create new manufacturing jobs. the former president has said