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. >> up next, university of texas at austin history professor daina ramey berry discusses the buying and selling of slave cadavers to medical institutions, and african-american grave robbers who supplied the trade. she explores the concept of "soul value," which she describes as enslaved people developing their own sense of internal value. she is the author of "the price for their pound of flesh: the value of the enslaved from womb to grave in the building of a nation." the 50 minute event is part of a symposium on slavery cohosted by the university of virginia and the slave dwelling project.

. >> up next, university of texas at austin history professor daina ramey berry discusses the buying and selling of slave cadavers to medical institutions, and african-american grave robbers who supplied the trade. she explores the concept of "soul value," which she describes as enslaved people developing their own sense of internal value. she is the author of "the price for their pound of flesh: the value of the enslaved from womb to grave in the building of a nation." the 50 minute event is part of a symposium on slavery cohosted by the university of virginia and the slave dwelling project. >> good evening everyone. i am pleased and honored to introduce our keynote speaker, professor daina ramey berry. >> professor berry is an associate professor of history and african and african diaspora studies, and a fellow at the university of texas at austin. she is the author of swing the sickle. she is also an award-winning editor of enslaved women in america, and encyclopedia, and in slavery in savannah. in addition to her written an editorial work, she has appeared on radio and television shows including national geographic explorer, the tav

institute in washington, d.c. hosting this 90-minute event. >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. we are so happy to see you here this afternoon. i am nicole austin-hillery, and i serve as the director and counsel of the washington office of the brennante

institute in washington, d.c. hosting this 90-minute event. >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome. we are so happy to see you here this afternoon. i am nicole austin-hillery, and i serve as the director and counsel of the washington office of the brennan center for justice. we want to thank our friends here at nyu-d.c. and the nyu center for co-hosting this event with us this afternoon and for being such a great partner to the brennan center for justice. on behalf of the brennan center, we are pleased you have joined us for what we know will be an exciting and interesting conversation on presidential ethics law, and this is a particularly good moment to have this discussion. the brennan center, for those of you who do not know, is a nonpartisan law and policy institute that seeks to improve our broken systems of justice and democracy, and we like to use the tools of advocacy, research, litigation, and strategic negotiations to do just that. we work on what we think are very cutting edge issues, such as voting rights, money in politics, ethics, criminal justice reform, racial justice, fair courts, and a host of other issues to, again, do just that,

austin and serving in the trump administration. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan. >>> and then at 9:00 eastern on cspan the supreme court oral argument. the case is husted versus randolph institute. the issue is voting rights in ohio and whether the state can purge voters from the rolls for failing to vote in