so also what is interesting about juanita issue along with kit carson which is ironic.hey're the most photographed people in his book. the reason for that is that she went with this man to washington dc is part of the navajo delegation in 1974. so that photograph is from trip although she was photographed several times in other places. so i have all of these really wonderful images of her. a lot of them, you can see the dress that she is wearing. circuit described that as well. so then think really and billy were story was about her disciplinary of the kind of biography buildings designs using visual culture, military records to track her in mexico, and then also oral stories. and that had been collected numbly by her descendents but also by the community. any other questions. guest: you how people come away with a good read. i was taking most of us are introduced to this little world through history textbooks. this is ait good read. i really good read. he really and so much of the reason why any of us do not pursue history. to me this is a way of taking are bringing pe

others like juanita who we get to know. their stories were lost to history until now and to unearth their stories show the important of individual actions even in the midst of a larger military conflict. the book earned a star review in library journal and history keeps the reader turning the pages. megan - megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln, she has written about the civil war, us history and american culture for several publications including the new york times, the washington post and smithsonian magazine. shared a ba in history from harvard university and her phd or in american studies from the university of iowa. she has taught at texas tech university, cal state, harvard and brown is the author of a ruined nation and trembling earth. she will talk to was a bit about the 3-quarter war, tell us how it came to be, share some anecdotes of things she learned during the research process and read a passage or two and we will open up to questions from the audience. please help me give a warm welcome

she's written a book about juanita and matt will lito and has written several articles also about herthere are several navajo historians and oral historians also who have collected stories and stories in particular of women in their roles. i was able, there's a great book about navajo women basically in 19th and 20th century society but about living traditionally so i felt like that book, it was by rick rose soul and i felt like that source could give me some good context for her in knowing what would her life be like, domestic tasks which he had been in charge of. also we need we know was a weaver. there's a lot of good work out there on nova navajo textiles because they were currency in the southwest. they were very well known for being extremely well-made, they were watertight so they sold this was one of the trade items for navajos along with enslaved people, interestingly, there's a whole discussion of slavery in new mexico which took a different shape than slavery in east but i was able to talk about that also with we needed because there are stories that, given her name, we nee

about self-determination and fight for control of the region summer very well known to us orhers like juanita a navajo rito - - reader who stories were lost to history until now. with those individualal actions in the midst of a larger conflict. and indeed it is history keeping the reader turning the pages a writer and historian living in lincoln is written about the civil war and american culture for several publications including the new york times and smithsonian magazineor ba in history of literature from harvard and phd in american studies from the university of iowa. from texas tech and cal state fullerton also the author of ruination. and then to read a passage or two please help me to give a warm welcome to megan kate nelson. [applause] >> thank you for coming out on this cold and dreary night. before we begin we also meet tonight of the traditional lands of the indian people. so that was taken place in new mexico. and texas in colorado and california you may be asking yourself i have never heard of this theater of the war or gettysburg. i thought the same thing myself in that seem li

be sure to help yourself to the crab soufflÉ and the-- juanita. juanita.know anybody. - well, it'll be good for you to make new friends. you can't just hang out with your buddy kyle all the time. people will think you guys are, you know, funny. now, i bet you'll have a great time. - here we go. it's right in here. - [gasps] - we'll be upstairs if you need anything, stan. - dad, you can't leave me here. these guys are total melvins. - have fun, stanley. - no, mom, please. they're the geekiest kids at our school. - we'll come get you kids when the meteor shower starts. [doorknob rattling] - cheerio, stan. i do say. it's quite a nice surprise seeing you here. - shut up, pip. - hey, stan. why, i sure am glad you're here 'cause then we'll have even more fun than we was having before. we were having an awfully good time before you showed up, too, however. - butters, is there a way out of here? - nope, no way out, but there ain't nothing upstairs but an old stupid party anyways. it's better down here in the kids' room. this here is dougie. he's not too old, but h

le agradecemos a laenfermera juanita de oklahoma.Ía le llama " el orgullo de su familia" y pide que su familia la ayuda.recuerde que puede compartir la foto de lo que para ti son hÉroes enviÁndolo a nuestra cuenta de instagram. verdaderos hÉroes. carolina: te cuento que hoy celebramos la vida. queremos enviar una felicitaciÓn muy grande a uno de nuestros colegas y a su ♪ ♪ ceci: buenas noticias para los inquilinos y dueÑos de propiedades. existe mÁs ayuda. yarel: el gobierno estatal destina mÁs de $40,000,000 para apoyar al sistema de al naciÓn temporal. se terminan los recursos para mantener a sus hijos ocupados en casa?una madre nos dice quÉ hace y que le ha resultado muy efectivo. ♪ ♪ ♪ muy buenas tardes. le saluda con mucho gusto yarel ramos. gracias por la sintonÍa. comenzamos con la informaciÓn. tanto inquilinos como propietarios de vivienda tendrÁn ayuda econÓmica por la emernc s

ella tambiÉn estÁ conectada y aquÍ estÁ juanita ¿quÉ le quieres decir a tu familia?eda el amor, el ca ifrn ¿y todo lo que va a dejar son cosas buenas y enfocarnos en lo que realmente importa que es nuestra familia. >> totalmente, juanita, para cerrar, me gustarÍa que dieras un mensaje porque tÚ estÁs ahÍ en el campo de batalla en la primera lÍnea quÉ le dirÍas a la gente para que tome conciencia y se cuide del coronavirus. >> me gustarÍa decir que es algo real. >> hay pacientes sanos, que estÁn en casa y que se van de alta rÁpido pero hay otros que estÁn malitos es horrible para la familias, para los pacientes, es muy difÍcil y es tiempo de estar todos juntos, a salir de esto rÁpido, si lo poco que podemos hacer es quedarnos en casa, obedecer las ordenes, cuidarnos y con pequeÑas cosas tambiÉn cuidar a los demÁs, se trata de amarnos los unos a los otros. >> les agradecemos esta conexiÓn, gracias jÉssica, juanita es la heroÍna por el trabajo pero tÚ por hacer esta reuniÓn tan hermosa y permitirnos realizarla en un nuevo dÍa sin duda y ustedes lo demuestran una vez mÁs

clinton's campaign deleted the line reading you have the right to be believed after a viral treat from juanitaroderick who claimed clinton's husband, former president bill clinton raped her in 1978. at the time broderick asked if she had the right to be believed too. now clinton is facing the same question from former senate staffer tara reid who claims joe biden sexually assaulted her in 1993. clinton offered her endorsement of biden tuesday. >> one of the hallmarks of your presidency the a commitment to the kind of transparency that will hopefully rebuild trust. trust is the glue that holds democracy together. >> reporter: read had strong words for clinton telling fox news hillary clinton has a history of enabling powerful men to cover up sexual predatory behaviors and inappropriate sexual misconduct and adding i will not be smeared, dismissed or ignored. although biden is not address the claim personally his campaign denies the allegations. actress turned activist alyssa milano to criticism from other sexual assault survivors for supporting biden, among them actress rose mcgowan. now she tw

. >> sean: do you believe juanita broderick, paula jones? were you lying for political gain?? a woman by the name of tara reade. foxnews.com, she tells that clinton is enabling a sexual predator. keep in mind, reade is a lifelong democrat. voted for hillary clinton. a staunch supporter of barack obama. so much so she never went public with his damning information about his running mate. now the allegations has been corroborated now by at least four individuals that she confided in shortly after the incident in 1993. her mother even calling into "larry king live" at the time to ask for advice. tara reade has filed a criminal calling for joe biden to release records from his senate office which she believes will contain a copy of her official complaint of the incident. is joe going to be transparent or release those records or are they being hillary, as we speak, magically bleached and disappearing. will anybody in the democratic party or themo mob in the media, all these democratic potential vpen candidates this weekend, they weren't asked a question about it. are they going to

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and here reid, the media has tossed her story to the 190 juanita broderick file of what to never happene liberal committed them -- chasig down people who posted names, which is really the second part of the story. the media will protect you if they like you. and destroy you if they don't. you know, dana, cnn is so corrupt. i mean, i believe cavanaugh and biden, innocent until proven guilty, unlike cnn who went after kavanaugh, but won't touch biden, how can they see that they are not doing this? >> dana: it is very strange. anyway, the pandemic is giving them cover, because everybody is focused on the fact that there is a health crisis in an economic crisis that the country is dealing with, but this is quite stunning. you even have nancy pelosi today, the speaker of the house announcing that she was going to fully endorse joe biden. she thinks that these are flimsy accusations, but to your point, when you compare this to kavanaugh which is still very fresh in the nation's memory, it is pretty stunning. and also, remember brett kavanaugh did some interviews, remember martha maccallum did

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