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mcleod companies are growing sales much faster than investing in the market and much faster than theirce participation. they are very attractive at these levels to us. -- some of theom and more exciting consumer names and consumer discretionary like ulta and chipotle came into our range in march and we accumulated holdings in those. it's not just binary or singularity if you will in technology. we think there are other places you want to be. we like raytheon technologies, but we are not chasing the deep energy trade or even the deep materials trade. we have exposure in those groups but we are not -- guy: what about europe and the united states? over the last five days the euro u.s. investors -- 12% in five days. nancy, it has outperformed the u.s. by a considerable margin. the u.s. markets are trading record highs. is that a signal you want to start buying the rest of the world? the dollar is going down, do i need to diverge to buy geographically to get that extra into my portfolio and partake in this global rally? nancy: thank you for the question. i found that rally heartening. broad

and i'm enjoying find the vice chair of the social policy a great race on the agenda that's morris mcleod morris thank you for joining us we have the most racially diverse cabinet in our history well that's really the result of the systematic racism is it. that's to be honest when when you look in a systematic racism it's it's such a distraction to the individual you can you can say oh oh there's no systematic racism because that footballer gets lots of money all all those nice sexism because margaret thatcher is a woman no it's a. it's a city argument and i'm afraid that takes us away from actually discuss and what we should be discussing she is fix and fix and the inequalities that i've always been . you know kind of it shone a massive lights on it and now the now what's happened in america has really brought it to the forefront so as well we're going to incredible moment with go we've got such an opportunity and it's really important that we don't let this just be yet another flash and pan into a ball game and they came up about the most racially diverse cabinet comes on the back of an

allegra mcleod is one of the nations promise scholars teaching and writing about the criminal legal system and legal theory. allegra work as a criminal defense lawyer and is involved in work on a pro bono racist. the referee said many questions and we have incorporated them into the questions i'll be asking the panelists and feel free to submit extra questions. just in and of i cry want to start with the title of this program what does police abolition mean? is described differently by the people and if you look closely there is an element about iteration so can you tell us what police abolition means to you and is it the same as others ascribe to the term? >> for me police abolition is not just a destination but a project. it starts with the recognition that police and prisons have failed to do what they claim to do that they don't actually keep us safe and in fact have been a source of immeasurable harm to individuals and communities particularly lack individuals and committees and more importantly that we can do better. if you looked around at the past few weeks at the indiscriminate an

reignited as protests has been going on in the united states and other parts of the world right now or mcleod thanks for that nicholas gage there reporting from sydney a police brutality is also a concern south of the united states border in mexico there was ration is turned violent in the capital of protests is true rogue's the us embassy in mexico city and tore down metal barriers outside police used tear gas to dispel the group. and this comes after 3 officers were arrested accused of beating a construction worker to death and the government's human rights minister has condemned the use of excessive force which police deny or but mainly has more. to show you a few guadalajara again police brutality. we arrest and death of construction worker giovanni in a past month has caused controversy and conflicting accounts in mexico's 2nd largest city. the police say the 30 year old was detained for disturbing the peace but this video shared widely on social media provoked protests. not far from the city. bystanders identified the man being shot into a vehicle as. they say police were using excessiv

people like tubman and sojourner truth and over the years, others like mary church terrell and mary mcleod bethune. and on through the decades in order to try to inscribe african-american contributions to the construction of the american nation. so, yeah, i didn't mention them tonight. and really, don't spend a lot of time talking about either them or frederick douglass or nat turner and others in my book, because i am using attucks to a -- two sort of represent that movement to reorient and re-center the narrative around black contributions. >> ok, thank you. professor kachun: thanks. >> thank you for a great lecture. question is, do we know much about the other four in the mob who were killed that day? and can we make any inference about crispus attucks' sort of biography from knowledge of the other four? professor kachun: i really haven't looked too much into the biography of those other four. again, my focus is on attucks. i'm trying to cover a quarter of a millennium here. so -- [laughter] i have to keep the blinders on in certain respects. one thing i do in the first chapter is, alth