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women were allowed to vote, some begin making the mark in society with careers in early broadcast radio. former radio broadcaster and consultant donna halper tells us the stories. she is the author of "invisible stars: a social history of women in american broadcasting." the american women writers national museum hosted this event and provided the video. ms. halper: my life's work has been telling the stories of forgotten women, minorities and men in broadcasting. because there have been male our eyes to understood that the industry needed to be more diverse. it is nice to look at all the people that were like, they tried to stop us, but that was not the whole story. and what i am about is about telling the whole story. so let me take you back to a time before women could vote. so is 1898 and your name is eunice randall. girls are considered so unimportant in the small town where you are born, but you are not even written into the ledger that lists the birth. i just want to warn you, there is a little bug that zoom has where it overheats when you are doing a large broadcast. so you will hear a loud fan now and then, nothing is wrong

this morning marking a critical step forward next up the agency's vaccines and related biological products advisory committee reviews the vaccine on thursday but donna is asking the fda to approve its use for people 18 and over while pfizer's vaccine has been clear for people 16 and over if the committee does approve this new vaccine for emergency use authorization, it could be distributed and administered to health care workers and those in long-term care facilities as early as next week. and our coronavirus vaccine coverage continues on our website kron 4 dot com. download the kron 4 and kron on apps to get the latest alerts, the news sent right to your devices, the apps are free in the apple and google play stores. governor gavin newsome has pledged to distribute the vaccine to all 58 counties in california. >>with health care workers getting the first round of doses. this comes as icu beds quickly fill up in hospitals across the state. tonight's close to 15% of total icu beds in the bay area region are available to patients, however, if the region falls below that 15% threshold, a stay at home order would be implemented currently 6 bay area coun

if this is your first time joining us my name is donna rapaccioli i have banner serving of the dean of the school of business. 2020 marks a special year for the gabelli school. it's our 100th anniversary and we are celebrating 100 years of purpose-driven business education. since our inception we believed in the power of harder ships to inform and lead and teach. i would very much like to thank the gabelli global security analysis and her wonderful partners american financed and the society of new york for cosponsoring today's conversation. one of the goals of the centennial series is to shine a light on important history plays in shaping the future. in shennette garret-scott's latest book "banking on freedom" black women in us finance before the new deal, she explores the rich period of black financial innovation and its transformative impact on u.s. capitalism. today's session will take place in three parts. first my colleague and friend david cowen president and ceo of museum of american financed will interview dr. garrett scott and then she will discuss from look "banking on freedom." following this discussion we wi

women were allowed to vote, some begin making the mark in society with careers in early broadcast radio. former radio broadcaster and consultant donna halper tells us the stories. she is the author of "invisible stars: a social history of women in american broadcasting." the american women writers national museum hosted this event and provided the video. ms. halper: my life's work has been telling the stories of forgotten women, minorities and men in broadcasting.

this is your first time joining us, my name is donna rapaccioli and i had the honor of serving as the dean of the gabelli school the business. 2020 marks a very special year for the gabelli school. it's our 100th anniversary and we're celebrating the 100 years of purpose driven business education. since our inception we believed in the power of partnerships to inform and lead change. so i would very much like to thank the valley center for global security analysis, and our wonderful partners, the museum of american finance and the cfa society of new york who are cosponsoring today's conversation. one of the goals of the centennial series is to shine the light on the import history plays in shaping the future. in her latest book, "banking on freedom: black women i u.s. finance before the new deal," she explores a rich period a black financial innovation and its transformative impact on u.s. capitalism. today's session will take place in three parts, first my colleague and friend david callan, president and ceo of the museum of american finance will introduce shennette garrett-scott. then she will discuss her book "banking on freedom" co