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new orleans took on our case jamila, using the lower to defeat the laws. that what else, what tools? the half yeah, i mean, i think what's been happening in louisiana in the last year is pretty unheard of. so we put together a group of lawyers in our office from joseph initiative, but also $780.00 volunteer lawyers from law firms from seattle to singapore. and we said we were going to fine each of these people with a non union and mr. a verdict and we were going to file for them and they may not have had lawyers for years and years and years before. but we're going to find a way to get them a lawyer and, and get some files. and the 1500 men and women who we believe have non mean and mr emergencies. jim crow jerry verdicts and louisiana. we were able to represent 1049 of them. and that is a huge undertaking in a way to create that voice. and to create that change, but ultimately what we're seeing now is there has to be more, there has to be more people involved in this. and that's for legislative change really makes the difference. and then having a distric

my name's jamila johnson. i am a managing attorney at the promise of justice initiative, and my job quite literally is to help the state of louisiana. figure out how to heal the injuries after more than a 120 years of jim crow law impacting azurie system. second, to have the highlight of jason, please introduce yourself to have us watching around the welsh. i am jason williams . i'm a native newer, lillian and i was recently elected this past january as the district attorney of orleans parents to up in a system that has been racist and sexist by design. i'm not good to have a hair on the screen. please introduce yourself to obvious. yeah, i'm a criminal justice recorder in new orleans for the lens. we're nonprofit investigative news room. and i recently produced a documentary along with those with your fault lines. i'm not an industry convictions. oh, we're going to get into that in just a moment. but 1st, let me tell you the view is you're watching like ad. if you're watching on youtube, use the comment secti

show really appreciate you jamila, jason, nick, i, we, following your work very closely on youtube. thank you so much for being part of today's program. the incisive questions and comments i will see you next time. take everybody the, the, the stories of determination and joy from all these in your to fix it and is on. and this of was not for me to come in if you and wanda me, amazon. what that as a living they've got it opened up. you said that you could, it could be 2 in and let's see it show documentary from african filmmakers, africa direct on algae 0 facing liliana teams. does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just obsolete and doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into its hard hitting in to be you think look to their lives in washington enough for money to go on its own and built it's on the thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well. you the story on told to how does era it's not showing you here is coming over our heads fro

peace be upon him, narrated it in a historical sentence, the martyrdom of imam hussain said, amar jamila qiyam hosseini, according to the narration of hajj qasim soleimani, in the collection of who is hussain? he comes from the highest reason for sacrifice and sacrifice . resi do not have anything, everything is lost in the news agency let the radio and television broadcast in the name and memory of god. greetings to you, dear viewers of the khabar channel. at present, in the northern part of our country, the coverage will be held for the next few hours. we expect that in ardabil province, east azerbaijan, west azerbaijan, and in the highlands of gilan, mazandaran and golestan provinces, we will have rain, sometimes thunder and wind. a yellow warning has been issued in these areas, and for the southeast of our country, in the south of sistan and baluchistan province, for future lessons , we will have rain in the afternoon . meteorology that has a higher level it has been simplified and the possibility of currents and rising river water is also predicted. i request that you avoid staying

mansion on tverskoy boulevard and one of the very first stories, than geyza akmatova, which is called jamila, brought him not just all-russian, not just all allied, but brought him world fame, indeed , that’s how jamila was read in france by louis aragon, a classic of french literature which by the way was the russian wife elsa trioli. it can be assumed that it was she who pointed out to him the debut of an unknown kyrgyz writer ragoon, admired this story, - said that it was romeo and juliet e, paola and francesco and and this story is the preface of maragon, according to some version in the translation of aragon came out in france then was translated into many other european and world languages. and aitmatov can be said to have become such a famous writer in one day and it was absolutely fair to say that this is a story was read very differently both in kyrgyzstan itself and in the soviet union as a whole, because it was right. a very bold move. and this act of this girl is very ambiguous, and it was read, then now, maybe we will look at it differently, but at least for the then reader. it

jamila mother four children to feed the bellies of the children with foreign aid is decreasing with aidm how to fill the bellies of these four children as you can see they are children and in one of the reasons there is no shortage of food but without it we cannot survive. dependence on food aid has caused the growing sadness of life the threat of starvation will fall on more people, aid agencies to foreign aid by closing and aid that is food is running out wild rose monroe , there is a lot of pressure on our budget, this issue is definitely raised in gaza and food aid cases. we do it in partnership with the united nations food program. they have already announced that they will stop their food aid programs. the united nations food program will stop its activity on insta from next month . in the direction of reduces only in gaza close to thousands of people lose the vital food aid that is given to them, what is considered a crisis-causing threat in this era is the families in ghazal that need food aid, and the interruption of this program has so far included 20 thousand families , howev

the sugar is equal to one , jamila, salam alaikum, rahmatullah, and barakat , with the washing liquid around you, the smell of the environment from your clothes. can give clean hair and sell all kinds of bikes in different models and sizes for all ages in installments without guarantors in sarai irani, life and health in sarai irani, the dominant championship of iranian youths in the world volleyball championships, the championship of iran's ferangi athletes in the asian youth competitions, and the third place of the selected ferangi wrestling team in the hungarian international tournament, and their championship in the spanish grand tennis championships. welcome to wimbledon, in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, greetings and good times to you, dear viewers, welcome to sports and the youth of iranian volleyball players with a victory against italy for the second time as the champion of the under-21 competition. in the finals of the world under-21 competition in manama, bahrain, iran's volleyball players did so

big thank you to of course, the one and only jamila rowser.i could not have asked for a better collaborator and bestie. i did not write that for. and lastly i would like to say this one is for jamaica. y'all are lucky i'm not there in person because i'd be pulling out a jamaican flag, out my shirt like you've been in wayne state diaries. thank you. and close. i may be wrong, but i believe we're first black women to not only be finalist for this category, but also now to win it. yes yes. we know we shouldn't have to prove novels like washi diaries are worth publishing. so we hope this award opens door for many more comics like ours. thank you again. and now i'm proud to introduce one of our most versatile writers, a woman who can interview politicians, celebrities explain la's history and quirks, tell audio stories and so much more. she has shared two pulitzer prizes, won multiple emmy and golden mikes and is a mainstay on the stage. please welcome singularly wonderful patt morrison present the biography award. thank you, boris. the pressure is

the center is operated by jamila hanif, founder of the nonprofit watch me grow inc, that focuses on helping families with services, including after school programs, job training and employment workshops. i want to be that organization that we didn't have around. i want to strengthen our community. this is how we're going to do it. and neve tells me she had just gotten the keys to the building early last week and it was newly painted over the weekend. but friday morning, around 745, she discovered the damage. she suspects this may beetaliation from people who had their vehicles towed along the block thursday, mistakenly believing she had reported them to the police. i didn't have anything with the police towing anything over here that maybe needed to be towed. there is no surveillance video cameras were being installed friday. vallejo police say investiga neighbors have collected evidence at the scene that may lead them to whoever's response. rebel hanif tells me she's resilient. she's determined to carry out her dream of helping families. when you show the community love the community, the

tverskoy boulevard and one of the very first stories, than gay for aitmatov which is called jamila broughtn, not just all allied, but brought him world glory is indeed exactly how jamil read in france classic of french literature by louis aragon, who, by the way, had a russian wife, elsa tripoli. and we can assume that it was she who pointed him to the debut of anyone. i thought the kyrgyz writer ragun admired this story - he said that it was romeo and juliet e, paola and francesco and and this story was the preface of maragon, according to some version in the translation of aragon, it was published in france and then was translated into many other european world languages. and aitmatov can be said in one day in an instant became such a famous writer and it was absolutely fair to say that this story was read very differently both in kyrgyzstan itself and in the soviet union as a whole, because it was right. a very bold move. and this act of this girl is very ambiguous. e, i read it, then now, maybe we will look at everything differently, but at least for the then reader. it was unusual and

the center is operated by jamila hanif, founder of the nonprofit watch me grow inc, that focuses on helpingschool programs, job training and employment workshops. i want to be that organization that we didn't have around. i want to strengthen our community. this is how we're going to do it. hanif tells me. she had just gotten the keys to the building early last week, and it was newly painted over the weekend. but friday morning, around 745, she discovered the damage. she suspects this may be retaliation from people who had their vehicles towed along the block thursday, mistakenly believing she had reported them to the police. i didn't have anything with the police towing anything over here that maybe needed to be towed. there is no surveillance video cameras were being installed friday. vallejo police say investigators have collected evidence at the scene that may lead them to whoever's responsible. hanif tells me she's resilient. she's determined to carry out her dream of helping families. when you show the community love the community, the community is going to show up and show love back.

. >> democrats having a challenging moment of their own after congre jamila jayapal.ng the white house was are reticent to say outright. >> when israel is singled out because of anti-jewish hate, that's anti-semitism and that's unacceptable. >> i didn't hear whether it was a "yes" or "no" to that question. >> any time there is any anti-jewish hate, we condemn it. >> the white house also refused to say whether it wants strong support for a white house vote today affirming israel is not a racist or apartheid state. >> i would like to seat entire congress look for it. >> as some progressives plan to skip herzog's address to congress. >> there is currently a crisis of democracy in apartheid. >> congresswoman jayapal apologized for her remarks she later on softened that apology telling the soottle "times" she doesn't believe the idea of israel as a nation is racist but she thinks the policies are she said the backlash that she is experiencing is aimed at stemming valid criticisms of israel and she added that most progressives who get called out are, quote, women, black, br

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yes, jamila, i feel like the problem there really is like symbol of of african american men, the african african-american woman, how like we interact with each. okay. and feel like it probably should like more of a private life of african american experience. okay how how like husband, african-american husband or wife interact each other? would you that fences humanizes the black experience experience. oh, i. in a brutal way. i see. i see do i in directly from from dialog to like to was from the man character african-american man his dialog his children or his wife. okay. so let me ask guys this. what are. yes, ma'am. i was just going to say that the the play's about, um, a shared experience of from black people that black men and women both go to, as well as like, like let's intertwine and with the way that they like relationship between black men and women at home, inside the home, like, you know, the way they have their own forms of like, i guess oppression for like a man to a woman, like some of the things that she was going through with her husband. okay. and the way he was treating

you've spoken to this, jamila perritt, so passionately and sensibly and cogently which is that there's a reason the fda is charged with overseeing our scientific prescription drugs and medicine and there's a reason politicians are not, and there's a reason why judges are not. so i applaud your efforts to bring to light how important it is for the scientists in the room to make these decisions, not the politicians or judges with personal views that are infecting their opinions. the last thing i will say, i appreciate your time, i agree there's a lot of pressure, especially legal pressure on a lot of these companies but i think it's high time we start putting a lot of political pressure on them too. that is what we were trying to do with this letter and what we will continue to do because they need to hear from the american people that it's long past time that they get certified and provide access to this incredibly safe medication that allows women to make their own individual choices about their own reproductive health care. i am very grateful that we had this opportunity and thank you