, lillian margotto, recalculate pneumonia theme love magic julia. but if you are p at us, monthly people out of the pool, you will pay for asked me at all be see, is that each school year with sit by me for my guy was in them. so when you come dorm, still blurt promotional bullshit. louie was not born in the sand from some people might be blinded by the beauty of some battles. it not enough to actually order that the architect to lose their site. that very popular legend appeared thanks. so one particular author mm. yeah, was spoke with were little agenda for school. can we in his name, doesn't door bull mice to them that a door you got to he said just give distortion of cut that over, but please dial it in a while, so i don't restore it to mr. albert, it will be that yes, just what? i will not so, but i see it all here if, if they are the new as of yet is because we didn't the me, the day he ended in a previous archer. but now what's the database you can find it on with your pieces that are going to be a new version of finale here. think of that th

starting with the conversation that i had with lillian lewis, in atlanta, in 1992 a few months afteraring i was at a crossroads as to how i would proceed. i had heard from thousands of people who had written me about their problems, their problems with sexual harassment some of them. some of them with problems with incest, some rape, sexual assault. some intimate partner violence. and everyone who i heard from either told me a story about terrible behavior that they had experienced or they focused on how people were responding to them or they focused on how the systems that were meant to protect them were failing them. and i had to choose. lillian lewis was so kind and so gracious in convincing me that as an african-american woman with law training and teaching, that i had a voice and should really take up the cause of sexual harassment and then which in large really to include a whole variety and range of behaviors that really need to be addressed in this society. >> i think that's what's so important about your book. because you talk about all of the ways it manifests itself. and h

and lillian responded to her, no, gracias obama.autiful moment of being able to see people who are getting access to health care for the first time with a condition like parkinson's affordable aand the certainty and ability to now get the services that they need and deserve. >> it struck me preparing for this conversation and knowing that i was sittinging down with both of you that, julie, you come from a legacy of people who advocated for people like your parents to have the rights and protections that they had as workers and to build their political power. what does it say not that you are in the white house or that you are in the white house but that the two of you work together in the white house? >> well, let me just start by saying julie's legacy continues. right? without julie i would not be sitting here. without julie so many people across the country i think knowing the external work and all she learned inside government and the different levers that can be truly utilized to help people to make them feel whole. i mean, that

the prize bearing the names of the late silent film actors and sisters dorothy and lillian gish comes with $250,000. sonia sanchez is the author of over 20 books that focus on civil rights and feminism. in other news is selling irish author sally rooney has declined to have her latest novel translated into hebrew by an israeli publisher due to her support for the palestinian people and the boycott divestment sanction movement. in a statement she said i simply do not feel it would be right for me under the present circumstances to accept a new contract with an israeli company that does not publicly distance itself from apartheid and support the u.n. stipulated rights of the palestinian people. she also noted that the hebrew language translation rights to my new novel are still available and if i can find which is selfies writes that is compliant with the bds movement institutional boycott guidelines i will be very pleased and proud to do so. according to npd book scan print book sales were down 2% in the third quarter however, sales are still up 11% for the year with adult nonfiction s

and we learn to continue to believe in ourselves in our strength there is lillian saudi termination for change. and we can change, and we can bring others along to assist us to work with us around creating the reforms within the systems and structures that need to be informed by lived realities of people. but to also empower people to lead the change at the community level is a father passed down in my family, rows of aboriginal girls teaching to a home to be trained to be servants, to live under a sign that red. think white act white be white? they lost their names and were given a number there in the middle is a small go number 65, right? my great aunt eunice grant. imagine a few when you were a child or a baby even. and i, the authorities came in and snatch you from your mother or your father, your mother and your father in your siblings. and you were removed and, and brought up totally separate from, from your family. how would you feel about that? and let them say, well, so not too good, we would be pretty bad renders. you've got to try and walk and ask useful, who are you sorry. t

you you oh, are given with lillian done? no, no, no, no, no. within the samples to france to be analyzed in a bar tree. one month later, we received the results lesson, learned, new traces of pesticides were found and even more alarming. the women's hair contained metals in unprecedented quantities toxicologist, nadine thought eg explains observing nettle suggestion, incontinent as shown obama as inmates caliah on clerk a ref. while was also on the fly, lola. so you took city a clinic by merely ponies officially. they do not want us to know of. domino is found a separate defeat. hold separate this. i can do my to the 2nd catch actor as you can. the fatty gen dos ah maria monroe's metals occur naturally in the environment in very small quantities. but they use in the production of agricultural fertilizes, as well as in chemical and high tech industries. is problem toxic levels of the highly soluble metals can spread over hundreds of kilometers in rivers and water tables. the joint and abdominal pain that these women suffer could be due to their

lloyd lane time, he was a journalist and that the united states is trying to criminalize journal. lillian died with all the freedom of brands in the united states. laura richard ginsberg and you're at the las me post where we don't cover the news . we cover the way the news is covered. here are some of the media angles we're examining this week. it's the kind of news story that wiki leaks has been known to break only. it was about wikileaks, julian, a satch, and how far the cia was willing to go to put the organization out of commission. some senior trump administration officials and c i executives even discussed fascinating this on facebook is under scrutiny yet again as a new p r initiative. backfires translation is transformation how literature changes as it moves from one language to another. and after 16 years of leading the country as its chancellor allies reading, germany is saying good bye to anglo merkel. it was like something straight out of a bond film, not the one that premier to in cinemas this week, but a factual story allegations of kidnapping and assassination plots, disgu

very lillian, why do they need any support at all? from ma'am, they're very good question. i'm always palmdo russian woman. they can stand on their own feet, which is what we are asking. but it's not the same, you know, very confident i saw those brave russian woman coming and picking up things to help in russia. really having bags extremely heavy bags, extremely narrow speeds that they run to the source and try to get this. and they enter partnership is a very important for every country and they create a ship in russia, which wasn't existing at all. so very impressive moment. but this doesn't apply to all the countries since we're talking about many different countries. we, we already see this phenomenon in the west when women and men are competing on equal footing. it's man who are at the disadvantage, that much less likely to grad year from universities. they are more prone to risky behavior and they face higher illness. they have more access to health care. is that a concern to you at all that when men and women and on the same footing, man seem to be a losing out? thi

we're looking at the glut. lillian flu choice pushing, which critically still cruising the dim opposing color for mutual recognition of coven vaccines. pointing out that not all countries of essential medicine for fighting the found them expel russian president, making that statement at the she is g 20 summit just a bit earlier today. got says in francois, the budget cuts and leaving dish staff shortages as top scientists play the national health care system is on the brink of collapse with a pandemic taking home once again. c g, cause it's the government is to blame for the shortage of medical personnel. france is the only country in the world that's been cutting funding during the pandemic. medical staff are outraged by this and ready to quit over at point ah.

if i can go on with a question from lillian walker, there are already multiple resources within the state department diplomacy operation, like the global engagement center in the global public affairs bureau, that provide translation and distribution. to what degree with the translation center build from or coordinate with those efforts? rep. castro: that is a great question, and you are right. fpis never went away. it was an open source program, but oftentimes producing classified information that is not readily available in the way the information coming out of o tec would be. this would be an attempt to make it more accessible to people in government, and also the american public, including people in american media and to our allies around the world. and also, in doing that, including analysis that would be very helpful to all of those different groups, and understanding china, and being able to get a perspective on china in a way i think they would not otherwise be able to. >> thank you. coming back to the funding issue, as we know, there is an independent problem with the state of di

the prize bearing the names of the late silent film actress and sisters dorothy and lillian comes with$250,000. sonia sanchez is the author of 20 books that focus on civil rights and feminism. in other news, best-selling irish author has declined to have her latest novel beautiful world where are you translated into hebrew by as an -- israeli publisher. in a statement she said i simply do not feel it would be right for me under the present circumstances to accept a new contract with an israeli company that does not publicly distance itself and support the un stipulated rights of the palestinian people. she also noted that the hebrew language translation rights to my new novel are still available and if i can find a way that is compliant with the movements institution boycott. according to the book scanned, they were down 2% in the third quarter. sales are still. 7% higher than the year prior. book tv will continue to bring you new programs that publishing news. you can watch all of our past programs any time at book tv. >> now o