lynching was not considered a crime by the federal government.ching a federal crime was first introduced in the united states congress and the year 1900. it failed. and they 122 years since, anti- lynching legislation has been introduced to the united states congress more than 200 times. advanced a bite leaders such as james johnson of the naacp and of course the phenomenal ida b wells. those who courageously knew what had to be done and were undeterred. when we speak of ida b wells, let's understand the courageous nature of that incredible american who used her skill, her profession, her calling as a journalist, as president biden noted to help open the eyes of our nation to the terror of lynching. which speaks of course to the role we have also known historically from going off script for a moment the importance of the black press. and the importance of making sure we have the story tellers always in our communities who we will support to tell the truth when no one else is willing to tell it. [applause] and so, those heroes who petitioned every

talk about how lynching, with the original lynching that motivated her more than 100 years ago of heree friends. talk about what happened. >> in 1892, three of my great grandmother's friends owned a grocery store. they were lynched because they were so successful that the other person decided to eliminate the competition. she knew they were not guilty of any crimes, so she wanted -- she started investigating other lynchings to see how many innocent people were being killed. amy: in 1898, over 120 years ago , in response to the lynching of another man, the postmaster pressure baker in lake city, south carolina, your great-grandmother visited president william mckinley in washington to urge her to make dashcam to make lynching a federal crime. this was in 1898. can you talk about that moment and your great-grandmother's life before and after that moment? what was mckinley's response? it is hard to believe it is 2022 with the antilynching law was signed after 200 attempts. >> [discernible] baker was the postmaster which meant he was a federal employee. at that time, that was a procedures

i held that letter up. >> reporter: lynch studied sketch comedy before moving to los angeles.time a commercial for breakfast cereal would change her life. >> i auditioned for kellogg frosted flakes and i got a call back. >> reporter: even in that 30 seconds spot, lynch stood out to the comedian who later cast her in his classic documentary, "best in show." >> sherry will be doing my makeup. >> reporter: she has worked non stop ever since on television shows like "two and a half men" and in movies like talledega night. >> reporter: it was sue ellen that earned her both emmy and gold. >> i don't trust your manly, girly hair. once again, i am making fun of your incredibly stupid hairdo. >> she would come up with the darkest and violent things to say. you would laugh. >> did you feel that in realtime that something special was happening? >> i did. it was so much work but i had a sense. i was like oh my god, this is going to take off. >> reporter: in 2019, lynch won another emmy for her performance as sophie lennon on the netflix series "the amaing mrs. maisel." >> she's got everyt

lynch will be part of the nhl's hockey is for everyone campaign, which tries to help nonprofit hockeyns that provide opportunities to underrepresented underprivileged and disadvantaged youth. when we asked about the chance to join the ownership group, lynch said, quote, this is something i never would have imagined. i always dreamed of playing on a professional team. but owning one, it's something special. lynch spent 7 of his 13 nfl seasons in seattle. >> in san jose police arrested 8 people for sideshows on easter sunday. the sideshow activity started about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. police say over 100 cars were spotted at 5 sideshow locations that included santa teresa boulevard, a meridian avenue in capitol expressway on the side show at the sideshow on capitol expressway and capitol avenue. police say one of their vehicles was struck by a driver trying to get away. he has been identified as 19 year-old isaac guzman from los banos. he was arrested and taken into custody for felony hit and run and on suspicion of possessing a privately made firearm. i would probably be a ghost gu

is draft week. 32 general managers held press conferences to address team needs and the 49ers john lynch was peppered with questions on this team need, deebo samuel. three days before the league draft, he at first tried to deflect the topic of samuel who requested a trade last week after contract negotiations seemingly stalled but the avalanche of questions forced him to say something on the unthinkable idea of trading away the teams most dangerous offensive weapon. >> i can't ever imagine wanting to move on from deebo samuel and he has been a game changing player for a franchise and we have a love for him and nothing but appreciation and you don't let guys like that walk. so i can't envision a scenario where we would. >> for now, jimmy garoppolo due to get 49 million and remains on the 49er wall street and lynch said he could see the team keeping him. he has en unable to throw with a surgically repaired shoulder. >> guys like that don't fall out of trees and he is a good player and you don't give guys like that away and we will be patient. >> lynch did announced that the team picked up

lynch spent 7 of his 13 nfl seasons in seattle. >> we'll be right back after the break.got it. thank you. >> we'll take a look at this. lego wants to be a part of your plant collection. that is so cute. the botanical collection botanical collection is adding 2 new sets. their orchards and succulents. i've got a bunch of succulents at the house. this be so cute. the orchard kid has about 600 pieces and the succulent kid is closer to about 800. the orchard kit comes with a blue pot while the succulents have 8 different pots. both kids are set to go on sale may first for 50 bucks but their beautiful look at that. it will come the next hour. a california family is reunited. >> after their son goes missing for 3 years. why they want to spread awareness for missing kids. and public transportation agencies are following suit after the mask mandate was shut down by a federal judge in florida. we're going to details on why some airports are still requiring masks on board. and an arrest made in the massive home depot fire in san jose. we have more in a live report. stick with us i

lynching is not a relic of the past. >> tucker: "lynching is wrong!" really? i had no idea.nited states? probably fewer than there are drive-by shootings in baltimore, detroit, gary, indiana, or the city you are in. definitely more drug abuse going on. we play tape like this all the time and if you are a normal person, stories like this begin to feel overwhelming. there are so many of them. it seems like this ongoing revolution will never end. take three steps back. what you don't see because we are in the middle of it is that this equity revolution is already over. this is not an ascendant movement. this is the self product stage of american neoliberalism. it helps nobody. it's ridiculous. it's disconnected from reality. too disconnected to continue. close the schools, castrate your children, embrace nonviolent liberation? these aren't policies that help a single person. they are not designed to do. they have another goal. this is a religious movement paid what you are watching is a cult in decline. this is jonestown. either way, it is ending. joe biden is the last neoliber

and the lynching of the lynch courts but what donetsk and luhansk experienced in in the fourteenth and year it's not for me to tell you, when there was nothing the shops were closed. yes, the banking system is ruined by money in people's pensions. they were deprived of their wages, they were deprived of food, and so it was from time to time. that is, no, yes, they interrupted the water from time to time , but there have never been such terrible cases, that is, everyone tried to help each other, but in order to tie someone to poles to torture to punish, all the more shoot prisoners of war, as they do now ukrainian warriors. well it wasn't never. right now they are hopeful. that we will slide down to this, but look what the people of donetsk are doing. yes, yesterday i watched the plot. uh, soup-mountains were made from donetsk, they show a blind woman who, by ear, determines which shell is already. yes, and she is asked how you feel about what the people of kiev now feel, and she says 8 years of living at the same time. yes, i sympathize with them. that is, we have no anger, a normal pe

ion of lynching, we have docu that's a fact. we have documentation of lynching. we have documentation of legally mandated segregation. it wasn't black people that passed laws that forced black children to go to school in southern states that were funded at less than 1/10th of the rate per student than white people. these are historical facts, this kind of discrimination that was in essence racially structured. a teacher has to teach that in order to teach american history. that doesn't mean that the teacher is looking at the white kids in the class and saying, this is your fault, or this is your parents' fault. a white kid in the class whose great-grandfather was in the state legislature in alabama in the early 20th century and voted for the appropriations for these schools, you can't deny that this kid's great-grandfather was responsible, partly responsible for this. but you're not saying to the kid, you're responsible. so again, this is a bit of a red herring here. it is saying that over time, white americans have been responsible for this kind of discriminatio

and then lynched him. now lynching is not a practice uniquely reserved for african americans. it is a practice that is also being seen against. latinos in the us union workers people who are gay or suspected of being gay non-conforming in whatever way is suspect behavior, but now that we see that germans are being swept up and dealt with in a manner that we normally by this point reserve for african americans tells us a lot about the level of vitriol that we get in the united states, especially with respect to whoever we see as worrisomly different from us and raising any kind of question about the war what's happening again? who's fighting again? where's the fighting happening? why are we getting involved all of those things would brand you? a suspect citizen and likely one who needs careful policing? so here's a fabulous other picture of how we use children. to have both we give them a role in the war. but we also use them to shame adults into action. so to hell with the kaiser like when you're three, what else can you curse? but if it's for the nation? um and her little sig

today john lynch the gm spoke glowingly about him and made it clear the 49ers do not plan on trading. >> he checks that box, he is a great teammate. i think of things like prior to games, he is always throwing the ball with fans. he is a great member of the community so we have nothing but love for him and appreciation but you do not let guys like that walk. i cannot envision a scenario where we would. >> so is show me the money basically. >>> before we go we want to revisit this issue of the three month old baby taken from san jose this afternoon. within the last 30 minutes, the crime scene then arrived, also a team of fbi agents. they are looking for brandon and the man believed to have taken him from his apartment near a 80 and alameda. police say brandon was taken while the grandmother was unloading groceries. this is a video of a man walking down the street holding a carrier that police suspect has brandon inside. >> here is a closer look at the suspect, police describe him as a hispanic man with dark complexion and short hair wearing a black face mask. along with lack pants and

we'll hear from general manager john lynch. >>> people seeking higher education are taking a break, thep poll in partnership with private education. three-fourths of students going into bachelor's programs and two-thirds of adults seeking a masters degree cited emotional distress as a top concern. about half of those surveyed also say that the pandemic is likely to affect their enrollment. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. 4:567 for you this morning. happening today, the return of the bay area's biggest baseball rivalry, the bay bridge series. and tonight the oakland a's traveling west, you know, just across the bay bridge anyway, will take on the giants at oracle park in the first two of games there. first pitch is at 6:45 tonight. the teams play two more games against each other in early august. those games will be in oakland. >> always a lot of fun. >>> 49ers dealing with some issues outside the draft that starts on thursday. the distractions surround deebo, that's wide receiver deebo samuel, now being used as more of an all-purpose player and without a long-term deal he's worri

as of now, the 49ers, john lynch, the general managers do not have the first-round pick tonight. they had their first round pick last year to get quarterback trey lance. they don't have a selection until friday's second round. but things could change if they back hybrid samuel. he requested a trade last week. the jets are reportedly interested. by the way, the jets picked fourth overall. back on monday, general manager john lynch was talked about that trade scenario and he said that he could not envision doing that. what happens if he is knocked out? he is under contract for another season. in fact, the 49ers really don't have to do anything. if you let that linger, i have seen some strange stuff happen over the nfl with holdouts. so, hold onto something. could be some right over the next couple of days with the 49ers. >> thanks, vern. >>> a live look at the chase center. the warriors wasted no time dropping presale tickets for the next round of the playoffs. season-ticket holders got first dibs at 10:00 this dubs club me access at noon. everyone else will have to wait another da

here is your weekend preview, warming up for the weekend. 80 and lynch. 70's around the bay.er 50's, low 60's along the coastline. looking fantastic for any outward -- outdoor activities. just a patch of low clouds around santa cruz. no rain on the radar. april, we did get showers. it was more rain for some cities . it did make a difference in our drought. look at last week, the reds and the burgundy's are extreme to exceptional drought. most of the state under ed -- fast-forward to tonight, it shrank. we are looking at severe drought for most of the bay area. as you take a look at a live picture from our exploratory camera, it is a beautiful view of san francisco. the warming trend continues through the warm -- through the weekend. 40's and 50's for temperatures right now. the northern end of our viewing area, lake county is under a frost advisory. any frost that forms will kill any sensitive plants. bring them inside or cover them. temperatures in the morning, upper 30's, 40's. high clouds passing through the bay area in the morning and into the afternoon. breezy at the coa

here is your weekend preview, warming up for the weekend. 80 and lynch. 70's around the bay. upper 50's, low 60's along the coastline. looking fantastic for any outward -- outdoor activities. just a patch of low clouds around santa cruz. no rain on the radar. april, we did get showers. it was more rain for some cities . it did make a difference in our drought. look at last week, the reds and the burgundy's are extreme to exceptional drought. most of the state under ed -- fast-forward to tonight, it shrank. we are looking at severe drought for most of the bay area. as you take a look at a live picture from our exploratory camera, it is a beautiful view of san francisco. the warming trend continues through the warm -- through the weekend. 40's and 50's for temperatures right now. the northern end of our viewing area, lake county is under a frost advisory. any frost that forms will kill any sensitive plants. bring them inside or cover them. temperatures in the morning, upper 30's, 40's. high clouds passing through the bay area in the morning and into the afternoon. breezy at the

here's what she forty-niners gm john lynch said about a possible depot trade earlier this week. >> i't ever imagine, you know, want to to move on from deebo. you put yourself through the exercises of, you know, you even though we don't have a first-round pick, you have to be thorough in this process and prepare for everything. and so you you go through and do that. he's just too good of a player. me. so we've got nothing but love for him. and nothing but appreciation for what he spot. but you just don't let guys like that one. so i can envision a scenario where we would. >> so as you can see, lynch wasn't really saying much about the situation. and he did say that he believes trade talks should be kept private. but the forty-niners do have a history of making the most of picks that don't fall in the first round like deebo who is a second round pick and by the vicki grant, i'm going to give you guys a quick note on the raiders. they've got know no pick in the first or second round. they've got a third-round pick to start off this draft. so no, we still got a lot of raiders fans in the

we have documentation of lynching, we have documentation of legally mandated segregation. it wasn't black people who passed laws that forced black children to go to school in southern states funded at one tenth of the rate for students than white people so these are historical facts, this kind of discrimination, that was in essence racially structured. a teacher has to teach that in order to teach american history. that doesn't mean the teacher is looking at the white kids in the class and saying this is your fault or this is your parents fault. a weight kid in the class whose great-grandfather was in the state legislature in alabama in the early twentieth century and voted for the appropriation free these schools you can't deny this kid's great-grandfather was partly responsible for this but you are not saying to the kid you are responsible. this is a red herring here. it is saying that over time white americans have been responsible for this kind of discrimination or violence. it is not saying every weight kid in the class as a great-grandfather who was responsible for t

lynchings and all these atrocities against their own population.persisted well, according to various sources, until the sixties-eighties, when it is completely known there, that is, if they treat their population like that, what to say about the rest of the world, there really is absolutely no compassion. not here, they make excuses for everything. well actually uh, the essence of lynch was canceled only this banned only this year officially in the united states of america in 2022 year. and you know how martin's protest began, i know all this, but we are now discussing slightly different topics. uh, yury podlyako is in touch with us, who closely followed the events in kramatorsk and then what is happening now on the fronts of the special military operation yury ivanovich good afternoon good afternoon to you , yes, let's. kramatorsk, because this is really a terrible crime and the most vile thing is that it helps in the blue eye. here are these americans. uh, ukrainian the servants of krestovich, who immediately said there about it, another iskander

, tied to trees and poles, then in germany lynching is carried out in a different way. attitude people say, be careful. look here . what does hatred lead to in any way after 2 days to work, how can i go to the citizens of ukraine whom the slovenian brothers sheltered, smashed the apartment at the entrance to another house, just left a candle, apparently with a hint of for the chest world. already sent a memorial to tripp something in the park defiled with nazi inscriptions and calls to kill russians, which shocked even austrian journalists, the death of all russians is written in soviet memory and in berlin in a city where about 200 live. there are also russian-german and almost 26,000 russian citizens - this is an undisguised threat. the russians are being hunted. in germany, for a month now, russian schools in the berlin district of marzan were the first to suffer, then russian shops, cultural centers, at least 200 crimes a week, were hit. it's just that with with surprise, the german ministry of internal affairs fixes hostility towards russians in germany, from our p

so i suppose that translates to, if you are going to teach about the history of lynchings, you have to teach the other side of that? this is crazy. >> first of all, she has apologized. >> she has apologized. >> but the apology -- it's not irrelevant but it's still a problem. and that is that we have to ask, what is it that induced her, stimulated her to say this to the teacher? and it was the legislation that we are objecting to. because of that legislation, she scratched her head and said, i need to tell this teacher that there needs to be an opposing viewpoint because that's what the legislation says. >> just a point of fact, gina petty was the official who was caught on tape -- the superintendent was lane leadbetter -- [inaudible] >> the superintendent issued an apology on behalf of the school district. the important thing here, though -- and this goes back to some wording we had earlier -- is this notion of opposing viewpoints. that when we teach history, if we are teaching it well, just like if we are studying it well, we teach what i would call different angles of vision. there m

here is lynch taught right on the playground. you see how we have a crack, maybe with batons.e thieves are tied to poles with cling film from our mission. every fifth representative of the so-called territorial defense and say experts with a criminal past former employee of the sbu of ukraine vasily prozerov even conducted his own experiment called from the ukrainian number to the kharkiv division, kharkiv is correct e, and l emens on velichko the problem is we are not afraid of a criminal record, well, i have a criminal record for robbery with an armed one, it seems like a normal weapon. you're giving, yes, i don't have mine. march cadry delivers kamaz trucks. those who want kalashnikov without documents, references to what extent there without even a formal signature. this means that anyone, both a criminal and a drug addict and a mentally ill person, could get a weapon and dispose of it. they will be at their discretion, where are you handing out the trunks, was organized in order. i live in line. somewhere it was as if they called it, zaporizhia was arming everyone, right

act, which classifies lynching as a hate crime, punishable by up to 30 years in prison. and the bill signed by vice president kamala harris said this about the legislation. >> racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them, and hold the perpetrators to account. >> most of us first learned about emmett till in school, but today, children and states like iowa, florida, tennessee, might never get that chance, and still republican legislation designed to whitewash conversations about race in the classroom. we're gonna have more on that in the next hour of ayman. coming up this hour, why is trump asking for help from a murderous dictator yet again? plus, justice clarence thomas's long running work to undermine the democratic institutions of this nation, and later, the gop's midterm playbook. queer fearmongering, i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so, it's 9 pm here in new york. a short time ago, a key ukrainian negotiators that peace talks between ukraine and russia have advance to the point that dir

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the u.s.rather than hung from a tree. >> sean: and joe biden, you let that smear against justin thomas and as far as i'm concerned, after trying to ruin the lives of both kavanagh and justin thomas, democrats have no right to complain about the treatment of any nominee for any reason especially joe biden and kamala harris who raised a witch hunt against two reputable justices. but tonight, it's not totally clear that biden remembers what happened to either clarence thomas or justice kavanaugh. because we know that joe biden is in a very steep cognitive decline and is becoming more and more evident, more obvious, more transparent every single day. here's today's joe's video of the day. take a look. >> my name is joe biden, please sit down. i'm jill's husband. and grandfather. folks, yesterday this is not only us on a day. i mean this from the bottom of my heart. this is going to let so much sunshine on so many young women. >> meeting with judge jackson, senator duckworth introduced her to an 11

oakland, native marshawn lynch getting into a new sport during his retirement hockey. he's now part owner of the seattle kraken, the organization making the announcement yesterday with this video of him driving zamboni. that's like every kids dream. lynch will be a part of the nhl's hockey is for everyone campaign, which helps nonprofit hockey organizations providing opportunities to underrepresented under privileged and disadvantaged youth. when asked about the opportunity to join the ownership group, lynch said, quote, this is something i never would've imagined. i always dreamed of playing on a professional team. but owning one is something us. thanks for watching. kron on at noon. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you right back here at 3 o'clock. >>the news continues on kron on grab your phone and scanned the qr code on your screen to download the kron on app. also available on roku. amazon fire stick and apple tv. >> i was applying for jobs, applying, nobody wanted me. i have a checkered past from way back. he called, and his words were, "i'm gonna give you a shot." b

well, as some kind of lynching, yes.ntempt for these people, or maybe quite already with some kind of physical measures, quieter, quieter. let's take a short break, it's short. just one card for everything. april 30 only on ntv golden anniversary 55 bright years, the most popular artist of russia phrases of the judge according to kirkorov congratulate the favorite heroes of past seasons

but it was lynching, anna, you must tell proskurin about everything.derstandable, officer. that's right. we wait you in moscow hello hello, hello. in khanty-mansiysk she doesn't seem to have told anyone at all. i think it should be carried out. sestroretsk, i think sarantsev should be looked for there. why did you hide this photo from me? not? here. i sympathize with the killer she is the killer dot bone today you are returning to moscow thank you thank you . wow everything was great. be kind, now i will bring the bill. thanks girl. would you like two beers right now okay? hello, you are a citizen. you can have a cigarette. yes please what tell you? all went to the front, 41 together with her husband maybe he died? leningrad left two children to his mother. returned, 45 and the mother here died blockade. i live on, i try not to think. after 12 years, i decided to make repairs, tearing off the paint on the windowsill. which was confiscated from me during my arrest. dear, mommy we are very bad without you at all there is no bread, because it is not diffi

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we'll hear from john lynch coming up a little later in sports and the first drug to help covid in kidshas been approved. the children who are ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cong news out of the south bay san jose police are urgently searching for a three month old baby boy who police say was kidnapped this afternoon, right out of his apartment. surveillance video captured a man walking with a baby carrier around one o'clock today, police say the suspect entered the family's apartment on elm street while the baby's grandmother was unloading groceries. family says they do not know the man here is a complete description. the suspect is latino with a dark complexion. he was wearing black pants, a dark blue shirt and gray shoes with white trim. he has short hair, a great baseball hat and a black face mask. baby brandon is £14 with light brown hair and brown eyes. he was wearing a dinosaur onesie. police have set up a hotline to contact officers. it's on your screen right now. or you can call 911 if you have any information. new attend tonight. the city of oakland this week is set to make a bid and the two

african americans were lynched in the u. s. yet it didn't become a federal hate crime until march of this year when president biden signed a bill passed by congress. an american high school where black students make up only 3% of the population. there is growing concern now about who's responsible for the news and why . it's just the latest case that highlights an increase in hate crimes across the country. and here in the bay area, where brisk, says the hdl has recorded 100 incidents of white supremacy over the last year. he says. while the news targets the black community, it has a wider impact . it is meant to harass. it's meant to terrorize. it's meant to intimidate. it's being directed at the african american community. but we all must stand up and push back against this hate. we reached out to the fremont police department to get an update on their investigation and have yet to hear back christina andre, we are hearing that this all comes on the heels of a hate crime bill at the state level. what can you tell us about tha

. >> this week i was honored to sit in the rose garden as they signed the emmett till anti-lynching bill into law, something we have struggled to get into law for years. what are your thoughts about the president signing that bill into law? >> well, i think it is another step in the long march toward justice. the fact that president biden made a moment of this is really remarkable, but i think also, you have to ask yourself, think about this, that we have to be in this day and age signing into law an antilynching bill, a bill that was blocked ohm a year or so ago, is just sort of incredible. itch to say i see this as a send of real progress, but a sense of the long road ahead as we continue this march toward justice. >> i had mixed emotion about why it took so long, but i appreciate the president biden bringing it up. senator tina smith, thank you for being with us. >>> next in this week's "gotcha" i'll explain why i'm not ready to stop talking about former president donald trump. later, far-right republicans reported the emergency meeting as they speak out against us aid to ukraine. the

neither in soviet times, nor post-soviet times, i didn’t know, they didn’t tell me, and i didn’t see lynchinghat is happening now. e on the territory of ukraine i did not see any tied to poles. i have not seen these e, beating or mocking people, especially in recent times. i see from the picture that most often come across gypsies or roma well , 780 percent under those pictures because. well they i don’t know thieves, they were born, well, they come across and it seems a little strange for me that during the war that we have now, we or our authorities are not paying attention yet. on here it is on these uh hmm negative phenomena, because sooner or later they can show us. i don’t know who, but they can present something in the form of ethnocides, because these are the people, but for some reason you are most attached to them. fine. for some reason, of course, he also said a lot. what i want. so in my correct ukraine, this has never happened. and i am sure that we, uh, next time or next in the new ukraine about which i dream will not happen either. but what it will be like. this new ukraine, an

lynch also discussed the 49ers quarterback situation.ves trey lance is ready to start. jimmy garoppolo is recovering from shoulder surgery , but is expected to start throwing in late june. if the niners can't find a suitable trade partner. there is a scenario in which they keep garoppolo on the roster. guys like that. don't fall out of trees. he's a good player at a position where, um, you know that they're hard to find. and so, um you know you you certainly don't just another 4r news. the team is for star defensive end nick bosa, that is for the 2023 2024 season. 49ers will work with his agents on a new long term deal. now if you want to watch football stick with us here at ktvu, fox two. we have usfl doubleheader. the saturday afternoon tampa bay against houston. birmingham against new orleans. we need the public's help. right now in san jose, defined this baby jose police are still definitely searching for a missing three month old baby boy taken from his apartment and the focus is on a man caught onto railings video walking away with

the boy who's lynching inspired a generation and launched a movement. we know him as a story that pushed rosa parks into action as a tortured body on the pages of jet magazine or as a turning point in the life of john lewis. we know as his mother mamie till mobley has said that he did not die in vain. but if the reverend parker were here tonight, he would remind us that for all we know about till since 1955. we have lost the joyful obscurity of those first 14 years. and so in what follows i'm going to give you a glimpse into the long and dramatic afterlife of emmett till. my talk is not so much a biography of the boy. for that you'd need the reverend parker. as it is a biography of his story because for 66 and a half years people have been telling till story. or ignoring it. or bending it. or selling it. you might know what happened to emmett till in 1955 and if you don't it's fine. i'll bring you up to speed. but you might not know that the way you might not know the ways that his story has been suppressed altered and sold. since 1955 suppressed altere

she would say please get the anti-lynching bill through congress. we have to say, we said the negative of them not being elected and accountable, but in some ways that was a problem fdr was saying, look, i have to run and i have to keep on my side the two-thirds of the senate and the house who are southern democrats and in order to get my do legislation passed through i can't put them off by supporting the anti-lynching bill, and sometimes the first ladies have that advantage of not having to worry about being on the ballot and then sometimes they can't do what they want because they are not on the ballot, and we would have to put her up there. and then to have led after the war, after world war ii, the universal declaration of human rights. i will give her a shout-out in a way, because she helped jack kennedy be elected, and she buried the hatchet in august of 1960, and they didn't bury it in each other. they came to common ground, as we talked about last night at the wonderful panel. can we not find common ground. those were two people in the same

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee ofun the u.s. senate rather thang hung from a tree. and joe biden, you led that smear against justice thomas. and as far as i'm concerned, after trying to ruin the lives of both cavanaugh and justice thomas, democrats have no rightf to complain about the treatment of any nominee for any reason, especially joe biden. kamala harris, who waged a fulla blown witch hunt against twoin reputable justices. but tonight it's not totally clear that biden even remembers what happened to either clarence thomas or justice kavanaugh because we all know i that joe biden is in a very steep cognitive decline. it is becoming more and more evident, more obvious, more transpac every single day. here's today's joe video of's the day. >> take a look. my name is joe biden. please sit down. husband i'm julia's husband and now ribis grand father and folks know yesterday this is not only a sunny day. i mean it's in the bottom my heart. this is going to let so much sun shine on sosu many young women. they're meeting with joe

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this week i went to the white house to witness president biden sign the overdue anti-lynching bill.e crime with more than a century of struggles. on friday the house passed a marijuana legislation bill that would establish procedures for expunging previous convictions from people's records. senate majority leader chuck schumer is working with senators cory booker and ron wyden on similar measures. in california, a reparations task force took a step forward voting to limit state compensation to the descendants of free and enslaved black people. legislation may be written as early as next year. in florida, a federal judge struck down a voter suppression law declaring it unconstitutional since it was using tactics to suppress black voters. and the national football league has announced that all 32 teams are required to hire an offensive coach who is female or a person of color of an ethnic or racial minority for the next season. we want a lot more than that. and in colorado, a federal jury has awarded $14 million to 12 protesters who were injured by denver police during the 2020 protes

don't know that italians were lynched in new orleans. they were accused of a murder or something like that and they would take it out and they were and they were lynched as well. right ethnic communities white ethnic communities european ethnic communities before they kind of transition in the next generation to whiteness often were italians poles irish, you know could often be deemed the undesirable. right i think i think you're right. you're comment about the godfather is really interesting. i mean it is an iconic bit of filmmaking, right? but it really does just picked. um italian communities in a way not just sort of the don and creating this sort of criminal enterprise, but there's an extraordinary amount of extraordinary amount of violence in those movies and i have to say from a personal perspective. that's part of i love scorsese. i think he's a brilliant filmmaker, but i don't watch many of his movies because they seem like the same movies to me. whether it's you know departed or the gangs of new york or the it's it's playing on