and i have to imagine that kimberly crenshaw, when she conceived the term intersectionality, was thinking about the stories i have just told. to all my sisters, i see you. to my muslim sisters, i see you. to my latina sisters, i see you. to my asian sisters, i see you. to my disabled sisters, i see you. do notmy jewish sisters, let anyone tell you who i am, i am part of you. pain.you and i hear your whether you are a doctor or a sex worker or one of the 800 thousand furloughed workers who have not received -- one of the 800,000 furloughed workers who have not received their paychecks, i see you. and to my black sisters, i feel you, deep down in my bones ended my soul, and i know many of you heard a battle cry, you didn't know if i was ok so you came and you called and you texted, and you tweeted. let me make sure you understand who i am. no matter what they say, no matter what they write, i will not bend, my back is up willght, i will not bow, i not break, i am who i am for over 20 years and no media outlets or no one else will tell you. i am telling you, i love all people and no one will

i see myself in the black feminist scholarly tradition of people from bellhook, kimberly crenshaw, patricia hill collins and sarah lawrence whitefoot. i think i actually occupy a very privileged position which is that this is like all really old. like critical race theory, all these things are actually quite old and established at this point, and i do not have to reinvent those things. i sometimes have to do the work of marshalling my bibliographic resources and slamming them on the table, like i brought the dubois with me and he's been doing this for a century. nobody should have questions of me because the philadelphia negro is old, right? that is really important to me, marshalling a canon. >> i think you are still being too modest. you sort of take this tone of gwendolyn brooks and read it sociologically. it's interesting and innovative and important to treat brooks as a social theorist. talk about the poem you used and why you chose it. >> any guess on what the poem is? it's cool, right? it's the gwendolyn brooks poem. there's this famous poem, we real cool, it's the first kol poem i e

becoming, the fact that bennett, reads the theoretical frames of intersection of, so he is reading kimberly crenshaw, and like all this, they know exactly what they are doing, and how to target if that makes sense, and, we know who they are targeting. >> so, first of all, that express our thanks to this amazing conversation. >> [ applause ] >>, we are going to take a 50 minute break, let the record show we stopped right on time, claudius my witness, but thanks so much, we have refreshments at all, but let's be back at 2:15, ready for the second panel, thank you so much. >> today is day 14 of the partial government shutdown, president trump says he paul manafort, jared kushner, meeting with a russian emissary of the russian government to harm hillary. we will take your information, presumably they would use it if they found it useful. they were agreeing to conspire or collude with russia in that one act, the rest of the campaign, trump and his lieutenants, again and again denied the russians were doing anything >> david corn, best-selling author will be the guest on in- depth. that live: program this

i have to imagine that kimberly crenshaw when she conceived the term of intersectionality was thinking stories i have just told. to all of my sisters, i see you. to my muslim sisters, i see you. to my latina sisters, icu. see you.an sisters, i to my disabled sisters, i see you. and for my jewish sisters, do not let anyone tell you who i am. i see all of you. [applause] carmen: i see you and i feel your pain. whether you're a doctor or a sex worker or one of the furloughed workers that had not suit their paychecks, icu. see you. 2:00 sisters, i feel you deep down in my soul. i know a lot of you heard a battle cry. you didn't know if i was ok so you came and you called and you texted and tweeted. and make sureu you know who i am, no matter what they say, no matter what they write, i will not bend. i will not bow. i will not break. years.in for over 20 and no media outlet or anyone else will tell you, i'm telling you that i love all people. no one will define who i am. only i can do that. [applause] carmen: let me say this last thing, they asked me how are you going to handle the situatio