john carlos ended up doing menial jobs. one of the athletes' wife committed suicide as a result of the impact. harry edwards actually -- his relationship with tommie smith and john carlos broke because harry edwards did not go to the medal stand protest in mexico city. so the relationships were broken and money was lost. i think today -- just as a follow-up to that question -- that many athletes -- black athletes do not protest today because the black athlete of that day was less concerned about the money they made and more concerned about the future of their culture. today, many black athletes are so in love with the income that they might lose, that is the reason, in my view, that many black athletes today do not stand like lebron james. it could be argued that lebron james if he lost a lot of money would still have more than other people. to lose any of your money is your right. he doesn't have to do that. he is choosing to do that and i applaud him for it. i applaud colin kaepernick for what he is doing but you have to

history of activism among black athletes, including the black power salute made by tommie smith and john carlos during the 1968 olympics in mexico. he is the author of "more than icons and images." interviewed mr. posey, senior pastor at the antioch baptist church, at the annual black history luncheon in washington, d.c. >> clyde posley, you wrote a book about hidden protest narratives in the black american athlete. tell me where you feel it begins. clyde: i believe that the protest narrative actually began the moment that africans were brought to american soil. we are celebrating the dubious 400 year anniversary of that arrival here, and immediately upon the arrival of blacks on the american shores, slaveowners began to be enamored with the black male physique, so much so that it caused them to engage these black men, warriors, several types of warriors and chiefs into various types of sport -- headbutting, cockfighting, and what is familiar to many as mandingo

john carlos and tommy smith and kareem abdul-jabbar, craig hodges and many others. and criticized and hate it, to create negative association because they agree with our presentation of his message. during the national anthem he took a knee, that represented the captivity of brown and black people in the so-called land of the free. veterans thought we would have the right to be in -- or so they say. oh say can you see. if they cared about their well-being, homeless veterans and medical treatment for posttraumatic state. we wouldn't have veteran sleeping on sidewalks and other bridges or put food on their family's plate or take off their hats to honor those who served in the military during the game. fighting for the united states, they kick them to the curb, kicked them out my trash cans on garbage day. they had a lot on their plate, they attacked his character, ridiculed and mocked, chastised and criticized. said he was anti-american using the television to pin him down because he called out what wasn't right. they say something they don't like. i see them doing wh

muhammad, ally, john carlos, kareem abdul-jabbar and many other stood up. criticizing. hated. who wants a creator a negative association because that's differ agree with the overall appreciation -- presentation of miss message. during thank you man an them the took a knee, repping the can't different of the brown and black people in the so-called land of the free, where veterans fought for the trying be the home of the brave or so shay say. 0, say can you see? they try to say he was disrespecting the military but if they real cared we wouldn't have so many homeless veterans unable to get medical treatment for the post traumatic state, seeping on sidewalks and under bridges, unable to get jobs or foot food on their family's plate. stand and took of their hat odd but when they come back for more, actually fighting for the united states, they kicked them to the curb. push them out like trash cans on garbage day but didn't like capperer nick to call foul. theying a tack he hid character, pointed fingers and talked, said he was antiamerican. using the television to tear him down be

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carefully and quietly john carlos approaches the flamingo watching from afar he doesn't want to startle the bird. his passion. flamingos are all looking highly unusual bugs so it's easy to get people interested in them even those who don't care about environmental protection. and. l.m. is happy to see the birds flock to a beat those last cell in a salt flats discounted hundreds of them already and their numbers have been on the rise in recent years that's good news for the spanish island but mass tourism is posing a danger to the birds. has become too busy for them to bring up their young. men april when the breeding season begins most adult birds fly away to reproduce. because in spring flocks of tourists descend on a veto which has become known as the mediterranean for number one party destination as visitor numbers saw the environment pays the price and most holidaymakers couldn't care less a road leads straight through the says salinas national park to a highly popular beach which is teeming with visitors even in low season. tourists stop to snap pictures of the exotic birds some ev

it's all about the money to restore bringing to the island says john carlos. but perhaps a few main goes will succeed in attracting more environmentally conscious tourists . i hope you have many take over years from to be a short we'll bring you many more stories next week each one taking us one step closer to a sustainable future good bye and have a wonderful week. and . if you ever have to cover of a murderer. best way is to make an accident raring to. never read a book like this. mr jermyn street. you know that 77 percent clapping are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me. and you know what time of voices. the 77 percent talk about the issues. from politics to flash from housing boom boom boom town this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend v.w. . some are going 5 keys to safer food. police to prevent contamination. separate braun's cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cook 3rd to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures. to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and safe raw materials to avoid confusion. food producers are the

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. >> john carlos. seen pictures of the two of you together "the late show." the two of you. they ran-- that's a picture-- yeah. >> i've been seeing him at babe games. and i've been seeing him on instagram. and i've been seeing him on twitter. i've been seeing him in my dreams a lot. >> stephen: wow. well, there it is. i mean, that proves it. my graphics department could have couldn't have put this together if you weren't an item at this point. >> we're together. >> stephen: right. ( applause ). >> stephen: he is, number 27, he is 6'4", 250 pounds. >> yes! that's what i'm talking about! somebody to burp me! i just want him to pick me up and just go like this, it's going to be okay, tiffany. shhh! >> stephen: i believe that's what they call a weighted blanket. >> he could be my-- i mean, he is my weight the blank gillette got to put it out there. just wait for the call. >> i'm waiting. >> stephen: now, you flew to new york-- ( laughter ) keep breathing. keep breathing. keep breathing. er aughter ) ( chee

and john carlos. to protest the treatment of african americans. they got suspended from the team. they were ordered to leave mexico. are you worried about the repercussions? for your career. >> yeah. i'm worried. fencing is what i love to do. i have been fencing 16 years. it brings me incredible joy to have that taken away would be terrible. to have my dreams of olympic gold taken away would be terrible. >> the u.s. olympic committees are looking into possible disciplinary actions. are you concerned? >> i haven't heard anything. i had a meeting. they were friendly. there was just an air of we're waiting. i'm waiting as well. >> yeah. if people often worry about even if it has a detrimental effect on your career, are you proud of what you did? is it worth it now? we don't know what will happen. >> yes. as an athlete you face loss all the time. it's just on you. for what up. it's personal. for the first time i can imagine a reason that losing something, my sport. has a purpose. and so it doesn't feel to

american guwin bare ea rr raising her fist after winning gold, much like tommy smith and john carlose 1968 olympics. and boden takes a knee after winning gold as well in the team foil event on friday. all participants signed agreements that they wouldn't make political, religious remarks during the game and boden won bronze at the 2016 olympic games he tweeted in part we must call for change. this week i'm honored to represent team u.s.a. my proud however has been cut short by the multiple short comingings of the country i hold so dear to my heart. racism, gun controll and gun control and a president who spreads hate are among the top of of the my list. i encourage others to use your platform for change. a spokesman said they're reviewing what consequences may result. here's a story that's go put a smile on your face all day. kenya's women's lacrosse with lost to israel in part because they didn't have any cleats. so the israelis did something about it. the next day they sprieszed the entire kennian team with brand new cleats. the day after getting the cleats, kenya beat belgium 16-9

. >> my name is john carlos i'm from puerto rico and now living in d.c. want to follow up on what your question was in mainly about what can be done regarding the constitution itself. it has certain aspects of how it can be changed and how it can be made. what are the possibilities of actually a constitutional assembly as a happen between 1950 and 1952? >> thank you. >> i did not get the last part of your question. [speaking in foreign language] >> basically i want to know -- i remember back in 2012 i read about how the constitution itself was basically made for bipartisanship. and how that sets a president throughout the years to basically be the norm over the next few decades. so with so much antagonism and puerto rico. how do you see that plano and any changes to the constitution itself or overhaul itself. [inaudible] no return. [inaudible] i'm not questioning his integrity but his appointment of sector state speaks about control rather than the public demand of transfer to. i don't see changes to the constitution happening anytime soon because the leg

much like tommy smith and john carlos at the 1968 olympics.knee on the podium after winning gold as well in the team foil event on friday. all participants signed agreements that they wouldn't make political, religious or racial remarks during the game. boden won bronze at the 2016 lk games. he tweeted in part we must call for change. this week i am honored to represent team usa. my pride, however, has been cut short by the multiple shortcomings of the country i hold so near to my heart. racism, gun roll and a president who spreads hate are at the top of a long list. i chose to sacrifice my moment today at the top of the podium. i encourage others to please use your platforms for empowerment and change. a committee spokesman said the organization is reviewing what consequences may result. here's a story that will put a smile on your face all day. kenya's women's lacrosse team lost their first match in the world championships to israel in part because they didn't have any cleats. so the israelis did something about it. the next day they surpris

hammer throw medalist gwen barry raised her fist reminiscent of john carlos in the 1968 games.boden is also an olympic medalist and he's with me now, competing in london in 2012 and rio in 2016 so he is back in austin, texas, following his victory at the pan american games and now with me. good to see you, race. so why did you do that? what were you thinking and what was your motivation and what was your expectation following it? >> first, let me just say thank you for having me here. my motivation was what i stated in the post that i made on instagram and that is that i am very, very proud to represent the u.s. in competition. i'm a very proud athlete. i think that america is one of the greatest countries in the world athletically. i would even argue that america is one of the greatest countries in the world, period. and for me standing on top of the podium and hearing my anthem play has always been a moment for me of just pure pride. and over the last few years, i've started to come to different -- i've had different beliefs that have kind of hurt that pride and some of those

after winning gold in the hammer throw yesterday much like american sprinters tommie smith and john carlost the 1968 olympics. fencer race imboden takes a knee on the podium during the anthem after winning gold as well and the team foil event on friday in boat in one bronze at the 2016 olympic games. he tweeted in part afterwards we must call for change this we honored to represent team u s a my pride, however, has been cut short by the multiple shortcomings of the country i hold so dear to my heart, racism gun control mistreatment of immigrants and a president who spreads hate are the top of a long list, i chose to sacrifice my moment today at the top of the podium, i encourage others to please use your platforms for empowerment in change. the us olympic and paralympic committee spokesman said the organization is reviewing what consequences may result. and that was coy wire reporting everyone participating in the pan american games signed agreement saying that they wouldn't make any political. >>religious or racial remarks or statements during the games. well that area sports app just go

when barry's raising of a fist during the star-spangled banner was reminiscent of john carlos and told me smith is a black power salute at the mexico city $968.00 and then picked games race imprudence taking of a need was the same method or process that's been pioneered by n.f.l. star collin kaplan it protesting against police brutality and racism and image and says he too is protesting against racism but also the treatment of immigrants and what he says is a president who's spreading hate barry says he's protesting against injustice in a president who's making things worse but both athletes could face severe discipline both the games organizers and the u.s. didn't pick committee bids and the political protests they both could be disqualified potentially they could even have that participation with 2020 of them picked games put in doubt and the u.s. does have a history of penalizing athletes who make political protests both smith and call also amal july's to give is after their return from mexico city and color cap and it hasn't played professional football since 20173 matches in the e

fist during the playing of the anthem while she was on the podium, reminiscent of tommy smith and john carloss also known for being an olympic medalist competing in london in 2012 and rio in 2016. and i spoke with him a short time ago and asked him if there was a specific moment that led him to protest this way. >> i think that the catalyst was certainly the shootings this past week. and being overseas and not being home and being an athlete on the road a lot and seeing the terrible things that are happening and wanting to evoke change. and i don't have a big platform. and at the time, i was trying to speak to those people who followed me. and, you know, i'm a fencer. for a lot of people, i believe that i represent white privilege and i'm in a sport that is probably mostly wealthy elite. and i thought it was time that a different face stepped up and, in this case, i followed colin kaepernick and the other athletes in the nfl that have been protesting. and, you know, i decided to take a knee and join them and represent and protest in my own way. >> and so you're following suit. colin kaepernic

john carlos. from puerto rico. now living in d.c. i want to follow up on what your question was, mainly it was about what could be done regarding the constitution itself. i mean, the constitution displays certain aspects how it can be change and how changes can be made. what are the possibilities of actual a constitutional assembly as happened between 1950 and 1952? >> thank you. pedro, you want to start? >> how we see, i remember back in 2012, wrote about how the constitution itself was made for bipartisanship, and how it sets a precedent throughout the years for bipartisan, basically be the norm over the next few decades. so with so much antagonism in puerto rico against -- how do you see it playing out, any changes to the constitution itself or overhaul itself. [ inaudible ] who is to do business as -- [ inaudible ] >> i'm not questioning his integrity, but his appoint as secretary of state basically speaks about control of power rather than conceding to the public's demand of transparency. i don't see changes to the constitution

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louis and king carlos the second of spain on the first ship bound for europe for days later on july the eighth. publishedhey had them in european newspapers. it's why the congress authorized john adams to throw up a list of talking points for negotiations with france. it's why congress dispatched benjamin adams -- benjamin adams? congress dispatched benjamin franklin to paris later that fall. other can watch this and american history programs on our website were all our video is archive. that's c-span.org/history. >> next on american history tv. for former apollo aero flight controllers and engineers discuss the lunar module landing operations during the apollo 11 mission to the moon. this panel was part of an event john: good morning everybody and welcome to the 50th anniversary of the apollo moon landing. [applause] i will say that periodically throughout the day so that people will applaud. you can here that atmosphere is charged and the dingling in the background. [laughter] special day, very auspicious day. we are honored to have with us today a panel of important engineers. my personal heroes growing up. 14 when you all did th

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