it names iona by name.y there says, i know that name, because i have been looking at letters between the lieutenant and isabelle. she's engaged to him. it's the same family. so that's what caused them to conclude that there were some relationship here. the baroness was arrested, charged with espionage. she went to a hearing before a magistrate. he found probable cause that she should be tried. she was never tried. which is one of the mysteries of this book. why did that happen? i have some theories about that. that's what really set them on fire and made them focus closely on carrie and isabelle. she was engaged to the lieutenant and this guy's first cousin had been arrested outside of camp. so that's where some of that comes from. >> this discussion is probably going nowhere, the disagreement. how about some other questions? marvin. the handsome man that will be standing up has an interesting story. this is one our former very good specialists. >> this is a story that's a little bit lighter than what you h

teaching political science at iona college and from washington cliff may, defense of democracy. mr. may, we begin with you. do you think the president will be able to rally the world this time? >> no, i think that's pretty challenging. my guess is after his speech you didn't have ambassadors from a lot of different nations coming up and giving him high fives and saying hey man, just tell me what i can do for you, i will get it done. i think what i took away from the speech was not just that president obama had a difficult time explaining the global conflict we find ourselves, in a jihad as you correctly called it. global conflict jihad: degrading the islamic state. strengthening the islamic public of iran or al qaeda rivals of the islamic state. this will have been strategic blunder of immense proportions. >> how do you see it, professor. >> i disagree. i think today we saw a president that many of us for the second term have been wanting to see. he was forceful. he was not ambivalent. he was clear to the world community that this is the number one crisis or cancer as he called it t

girls like iona stanley jones, the 7-year-old shot by police while sleeping on the couch when they raidedit, michigan, in 2010. women like shawna francis who suffered with mental illness and died in 2012 after being handcuffed and held face down by the police who were responding to her sister's call for help in getting her to the hospital. it is too easy and too common to mark racial suffering only with men's stories. trayvon, but not renisha. ferguson, but not oklahoma. we must assert. black women matter. and north pole single work of artist rehab more influential for establishing that black women matter than ntozake shange's choreopoem. the first stage in berkeley, california, 1974, this year is the 40th anniversary of "for colored girls" which unflinchingly forces audiences to contend with the brutality, complexity and sheer humanity of black women's lives in their own words. >> because i had convinced myself that colored girls have no right to sorrow. and i lived and loved just that way and kept sorrow on the curb, allegedly for you, but now i know i did it for myself because i just c