borja: ha llegado el momento de conectarnos con la hermana josefina.plena pandemia estaba interpelado y no sabÍa quÉ hacer para seguir anunciando jesÚs y se me venÍa a la mente lo de las redes. como una manera posible de llevar un poco de alegrÍa un poco de paz y de dios a la gente. asÍ fue como surgiÓ. al principio me daba un poco de miedo. no sabÍa que onda. y tampoco sabÍa cÓmo usarlo. porque no es algo que era comÚn en mÍ. pero me di saciada porel tiempo y para promover el evangelio, vi las redes sociales como una oportunidad para lo que a mÍ me encanta, que esa no serÁ que sus. ——jesus >> la generaciÓn z esta tik tok, ¿y como hacen para conectar? ¿y cuÁles son los mensajes? josefina: sÍ, bueno, acÁ, la gente joven estÁ todo el tiempo con tik tok, mis amigas y los jÓvenes de la parroquia, me enviaban vÍdeos graciosos de tik tok, entonces empecÉ a verlo como una oportunidad de anuncio, y busquÉ un par de tutoriales para poder descargar y ver cÓmo se hacÍan. fui dando un par de vÍdeos, sobre todos los mÁs tendencia, que todos los ven. y empecÉ de una

cuatro hermanos mi padres de sonora méxico mi madres de tijuana baja california >> es la oficial josefinauve motivación para ayudar a mi mamá porque ya tenía que trabajar de noche era mi inspiración para seguir adelante >> manteniendo su compromiso con su madre ruiz logra ingresar al programa de cadetes >> a los 17 años fue introducida al programa de exploradores de la patrulla de caminos fue difícil el entrenamiento cuando entré entramos solamente de mujeres pero nos graduados dos >> josefina pertenece la patrulla de caminos de california >> un gran porcentaje de la fuerza de patrulla de caminos o latinos sólo cuentan con cuatro a siete motorizados donde solamente una exmujer >> es un orgullo representar a la mujer y sobre todo la comunidades hispana >> su orgullo hoy lo comparte con las nuevas generaciones >> son la encargada del al programa de los exploradores de la patrulla, >> extraoficial ruiz hoy siguen su moto con su sueño y a la vez haciendo cumplir la ley de california en los Ángeles balbino avilés noticiero telemundo 48 >> una mujer de 411 oficiales en la patrulla de caminos qu

la brillante pintura destacan los rostros del patriarca de la familia, el señor josé, su esposa josefinarupo "malo", y por su repentina muerte a finales del año pasado. "porque ese es el propósito de nuestros murales, nuestro legado y nuestra historia". este mural es en parte, inspiración de un boceto, que el fallecido diseñó junto a randolph bowles, y fue pintado por los artistas locales, cuallon y mark bode, sumando así otra obra al mundialmente conocido distrito de la mission donde por medio de la creatividad se alza la voz, esta vez en favor del arte, la pasión y la unidad. damián trujillo: la familia santana, originarios de autlán, jalisco, fueron, su papá fue mariachi en tijuana, antes de mudarse al distrito de la mission; hay que ver ese mural en ese distrito. bueno, regresamos aquí en comunidad del valle con una entrevista especial; no se nos vayan. [música] [música] [música] damián trujillo: se aproxima el día de los veteranos militares de los estados unidos, aquí, el 11 de noviembre, y bueno, agradeciendo su servicio, hablamos recientemente una entrevista con unos organizadores

and although livable to suit josefina believed that even the duty of the, of a lot of the, one of the whole of the money that while us had remained in power, obama's term ended in 2070. and donald trump became us president trump's relative inexperience, and his perceived closeness to vladimir putin may have encouraged asset to authorize further chemical attacks in april 2018. and we begin tonight with the horrific attack overseas and a forceful threat here at home. the pictures coming in a warning, they are difficult to look at. children being hosed off, treated after an alleged chemical attack. and duma president trump responding on twitter, vowing a big price will be paid, slamming syrian president bashar al assad, calling him quote, an animal. i believe that the aside regime thought they could get away with it. i think i had seen a year more of donald trump. ah, a disorganized erotic guy inattentive a president. the 1st 5 days i was at the white house, on the u. s. had to decide what the response would big. this time the us was home and bombed several military targets. they were ba

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and if you, if you know, if you go into detail about josefina baker's life, she fought discrimination that any where she went according well, from what i've researched, as i said in her 1st cabaret call. i says, josephine on, you know, as she welcomed everybody from auto book, if you know about the neighborhood in that time, it was a home for african american soldiers and fought in the war. she welcomed them. she local members from the edgenuity q community arms on both sides of that line. t josephine baker fought for, you know, i as far as i'm concerned equal rights. it's even more embodied in her late to live when she adopted. you know, as everybody knows the rainbow tribe, so i'm, of course, people will always averages him. of course, josephine baker was a human like anybody else. but, you know, based on my research and based on the life that, you know, she lay that thing that her work showed that she, you know, anywhere she went, she tried to advise against racism. i mean, even in latin america, she was spied upon by the u. s government for the white as she did. and you know, it w

little william joined his father was brothers and sisters, frances and josefina. the boys were seven and five, the girls three. the new window had no illusions about what came next. david made a good living as a lawyer but like many couples that hales had no savings to speak up and until the boys were old enough to go to work or until she remarried, and unthinkable prospects she and her children wouldhave no choice but to rely on the charity family and neighbors might offer . david's fellow freemasons would provide assistance but even so it would be a struggle . that was the opening paragraphs of melanie kirkpatrick's book lady editor, i've a biography of sarah josephahale and the making of a modern american woman . i'm the vice president of public affairs at hudson institute joined here today with my colleague melanie kirkpatrick and the biographer of this book. she was a longtime journalist at the wall street journal and we have the pleasure of hearing more from her today about this book and why she wrote it . before there was oprah or martha stewart or online i