know my family told me they did not want me to live with them at home any more they tried to force me to marry someone i didn't know so i went to cairo. i was in learn. that i had only myself to depend on i mean all of that. was that. i found an apartment. my family sent messages to my phone my threatening to kill me. they said they would find out where i lived kidnap me and marry me off against my will so it's it's. see. it that it is just i started working at a law center where we try to help all different kinds of people no matter what their political views are kind to me all that matters is that they are an egyptian citizen who has been assaulted. what we do is provide them with moral public own legal support. was. cut was one of the there are $269.00 defendants in the cabinet clashes case they were individual charges and their group charges was everyone's moved on and we're left to take the blame. and unique thing and and and i did i went to my court hearing how to back up you know me on my way in a police officer insulted me and i spoke back to him. so he took me into a room and

you know that's me with the navy. there's me and mario. you know me get me going. she documented her journey online but of exactly how it went to the i to you specialist has no memory i don't remember taking selfies of myself and posting them to instagram or to facebook i don't remember taking these pictures and this was at the hospital and. i don't look like me. at all. i talked to multiple doctors at my doctor and they said we have a feeling that you're going to have a hard time in recovery you're going to be one of those people that they consider a long haul or. a new reality. racing pulse ringing in the constant anxiety welcome to long. i know the difference between regular anxiety and then this other thing that covert gave to me that i could not control it was having just crazy like panic attacks and i couldn't move i couldn't do anything and i couldn't get it to stop before she helped people have a good time wherever she went she run a small events business planning weddings festivals and so on in order to make a memory for them and that was really special to

i didn't want to come out as just being the same old me, me, me, me, me.just about me. it's about having a platform to express what young people are feeling as well. there's all these kids. and all they got is pretty much social media. i mean, that's a good thing-- i was about to say, for better and for worse. yeah. yeah, it's a good time. but at the same time, you lose the real feeling of being able to play in front of people and all of that. so i wanted to take the position, the platform that i had, and expose the [inaudible] that don't get exposed. when i looked at it, it was like, the same kind of thing we did for james brown given him that right off the street, fresh, young energy, was what i started feeling like i need to do. we're going all around the world for the funk. and we're bringing all people of all colors and all races. everything is from the two to the one. it's like our girl right here. i mean, they were two and now they're one. we're one. right. we were two and now we're one. yes. but if you do the math, we're a thruple. the three of us.

me that way. female better but they were never going to get was like every hear the full name of the. company or. think you are from or say. this is. only. crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or is it your tactics that can be used. to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people criminy ting them sounds the person who falsely contrast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior false confessions on al-jazeera. it's cycling season we have another name one for you developing off the coast of queensland this simple circle of thunderstorms here approaching kane's is cold kimmie it's not particularly big the winds are particularly strong it brings in fairly high waves but i think what's going to happen is once it gets over land you get a problem of the amount of rain for this area of queens and has already been saturated couple weeks ago admittedly but i think readily will get floo

so how could this person who my parents, my community told me loved me and had to me in her image havee who were killing me? thehat was one part of struggle for me. the other part of the struggle parents'of all my children, i am the one who looks most like my father. friend who came to tell him about my birth, and telling him said, this one looks so much all we need to do is put on glasses, and she could pass for you. [laughter] i knew then that as soon as i heard that story, i would never put on a cassock. i couldn't do anything about the glasses. [laughter] i knew i was never going to be ordained. and yet, the church kept calling me. it was a place where i got to practice my voice. it was a place where i got to be important. i served at the altar. i sat in the choir. stage, i couldn't take the final step of putting on that white collar. but that struggle for me with the church as a place that both nurtured and also made me has been theorth basis for me of clinging tightly to the church and not allowing it to be taken away from me why people say that there are some of god's children w

and tell me show me any uptown for my. do theists see they call me you know ok i don't know how this whole 2 thing you know there you can also thought i want to love it believe me and the no no no no i don't really i mean i don't want to lose the little boy girl and they're going to fix the minority the greater good programming by seeing something a little zelig obvious on his own didn't look the one who is really really focused you know down the road trying to be. going home want to play more no doubt and you. get them to see the game before mom actually i bet you coming. on for. they probably because ron paul not. haha yeah i think they were out on the zedong i told him ok i was young. i don't get it it's a young do you like your own city planning on that's where i've been because i'm from the man. and this is a little thing yeah when they're on the minorities obviously they are as americans and they're not going to come out of their part of the seattle come out and say i like to play some form of you don't have a name o

and the team turned against me when you came here, and they're ganging up on me.of you. matthew: it's upsetting. it's... skyler: what's upsetting to me is because it's, like... matthew: like, these guys are so excited to work for you because they gain twice, so you have... lemonis: working with me. matthew: ...like, "okay, good." you're doubling both their equities. skyler: and the thing is, you keep saying that, but you didn't do that. matthew: i literally did with charlotte. we sat the [bleep] down. lemonis: you don't have to get that crazy. matthew: it pisses me the [ bleep ] off. i've given him equity in a company that i value incredibly high, that i put everything into. know what you're talking about. we're rewriting the contract right now as it goes. you get my perspective a little? matthew: well, now these guys have it that they can do whatever the [ bleep ] they want. guess what? that's not [ bleep ] true. if i'm acting c.e.o., i am still in control of this company. lemonis: you don't have to get that crazy. some climate experts say, time is running out to

somebody like me. feel guilty for a groove richo to the lack of motion for wilfork killing and the violation of the laws of. my. thoughts. as of lies a little shift in the as imprisonments. this is man when i was in school 1st half my school thank you i just cannot believe that this boy is that monster. that becomes a. severed sure that you know innocent but looking back in my past you know i just can't i don't see any anything on this way is that even in the us without showing more just doesn't insist there was nothing there. i have a happy childhood. but as mom was influenced by my life from the beginning. you cannot play football with the rest you cannot do the things that mother children can do. many times from their god to play almost they say. i like to draw or good things because. after i finished my teacher encouraged me to go in art school and i was prepared you know my father picked me to send iraq to art school i had a credit put director as you know everything but because there is no other

i cop fessed i didn't know and i would say help me to the guest. help me, i don't know.ople that had been on your show what it is that makes it work so well. they say you make guests comfortable to the point they feel they can say anything. >> you know the secret. i want the guest to be good. i want them to be responsive and react. and i'm going to be there tomorrow night. >> a lot of good memories. look at me now. >> i look back on my life and i sometimes think i'm looking at someone else. i look at the things that have happened to me, the good and the bad. and i can't believe it sometimes. i mean, i can't believe it. i look at my teenage boys, who, is that me? come on, somebody's kidding me. somebody is kidding. i'm still doing it. ♪ ♪ >> great to be around a professional like you, man. >> the king will return tomorrow. he bids all his faithful followers farewell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> she is the first. vice president kamala harris. the first to break through a historic barrier. rising to the highest office ever held by a woman in the united states. a lifetime of shattering boun

no jonathan demme me. film agent and asked me if i would be interested in playing but i was in london at the time and i thought of the children's story the silence of the lambs so i said i'm asian i said me the script he said what you think i said i don't want to read all of it in is a deal he said not yet i snuck in the read anymore because i've read this part is great the great part so he pulled me back he said it is a deal jonathan demme is flying into london more to see how we met and i said why did you cast me because i saw you in the elephant playing dr teeth ice but he was such a good man he said there's something in lecter that is good but basically matt i thought god before we get some questions from social media what is your how does your choice picking work what do you look for when you get a script. i always look to see if i'm on the last page. because i know it's a good part now i just look for the continent i don't really. you have to be the store no no what'll be nice to be no. it's just an

i'm trying to get me a bubble.le going down the street. >> the pods. >> stephen: like you're sharing your viral biome with. are you all alone, chris rock. >> yeah, my kids left, so i'm kind of alone right now. >> stephen: without the audience. i know you've been very open about going to therapy and how important that is to you. for me the audience is actually the way i deal with my anxiety, that connection, hearing the laughter of the audience kind of calls me down. i go, okay, this thing i thought makes sense to you, and, so, i feel less alone, and not having them, all that anxiety is still internalized. i'm having to imagine it being released to an audience. what does it do to your mental state to not have an audience, chris rock? >> i used to abuse an audience in the sense i would do something in my normal life and i would go, ah, man, you know what, chris? you don't listen to people, you talk over people, you're rude, you need to apologize, you need to chahange your ways. and then i would go up in front of an a

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camera find me. i'm with rick and i'm asking the questions and it's radio with pictures it's all it's every show i've ever done you can just listen to was that your decision because when you went on c.n.n. then i never thought about it was a decision. ted turner like me he had guessed it on my radio show he had seen my local television work always did. television in miami years and so when he put me on c.n.n. i've ever. i never thought i have the. larry king live in mariel cuomo was the 1st guests and remember that night june 1st 1905 it was the 5th anniversary of c.n.n. . and i go on and just like a. guess as governor cuomo we were drugs little studios. but i knew that night that would work i just knew it would work and ted turner turned out to be. work for nobody like. paul newman told me some once it's so true any successful person in any field who when discussing his or her life doesn't use the word luck is a liar. are. played a part left right. what if i didn't. say. now someone would say well y

me that they would. be better but they were never going to get was like every hear the full name of the english. you are saying that. maybe something will take that level of care for them if they. know we have. been investigating crimes. an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or is that there are tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people incriminating themselves the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior false confession on al-jazeera . the wind has just broken a record in montana yeah i know it's a windy place when it's been even windy and that screaming cold wind is just the plain states song friday comes up again so it's part of wrapped around the systems of some snow involved in that not a huge amount of metal a but you could probably use the word blizzard for lincoln in the brusca and as the wind dies down it stays cold whe

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that stuck out to me in the book. you're in afghanistan, your brothers are there and you expect to see them, like they will pop up on a base or something and you're going to see them. is that just sort of in endnote of your naÏvetÉ of what that experience is going to be like? >> it was. i may not have known, actually i don't remember it's been so long but i remember wondering if he was there but i didn't know where. i knew ben would be on his way soon, so i was just kind of wondering what are the odds individually it did happen. under bad circumstances when jeremy had passed and we came home for the memorial service because he wasn't active duty or working directly for the central and jen's agency unfortunately, he did not, he wasn't allowed to be buried at arlington which was a fight family took early on. we thought maybe we should and later on we said you know what maybe jeremy would prefer to just be buried close to home and we settled on that. once we found out that it was going to happen and we were going to fly

thank you for having me. excuse my pandemic puppy wants attention, too. >> we are learning to be relationship different. we welcome the puppy. jumping. purpose of power, it provides element of memoir of social history, it is well written were also a writer you're looking into the past, present and future of organizing for black liberation and black power. at the heart of your writing is content and follow, this is so critical. he began in the book by their leader your world. one of my earliest mother but she had hanging up the poster a beautiful black woman who looked just like my mother, so much so i would regularly ask if she was sure. into the word, for colored girls when the rainbow is there was something unique about this experience black woman in society have for black people recognized in the eyes of the woman in the poster in the eyes of my mother. want to give love to hear from. >> thank you. >> why was it important for you to the content? clearly, feminist clearly present. >> one i want to start off

me you know if. i think that's all i thought over it and had to go and what do you give us to get find. just. this at the moment on saturday i don't think that this is a war for hip or cold people had always to have or strong voice. but os do you know for sure hey i get music. only moved out of all the. coverage up close. the hillbilly a harmless caricature of or a malicious label denying a people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that the batting haka thing has been so successful that even people in the region believe the field type then becomes dangerous it's only a region of trash so. why not trash it what's in a name hillbilly a witness documentary on al-jazeera. january on al-jazeera it's 10 years since the arab spring sold to bring change to the middle east al-jazeera looks into how successful look at pollutions what a new documentary series examines the history and giancana takes of drug trafficking and the way states and drug lords abused it as an instrument

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give me one. give me one. alex: what do you mean, give you one? erik: give me one.ne of your ideas. you've got lots of ideas. give me an idea. alex: well, i don't have a list right now, but i share -- okay. erik: give me something off the top of your head. lemonis: the minute he said that, you were like, "okay, what do you got?" i think all he was saying is we would like you to be more open-minded so that we can approach you with ideas. erik: i love input. i've got no problem with anybody's input. i don't know where you guys come from that i got a problem with anybody's input ever, 'cause i -- -lemonis: well, i mean -- -erik: i have no problem. woman #8: i had two bounced checks. when i need to pay my bills, you know, i'm really looking forward to that check. and i can't pay bills on promises. erik: do you understand that his $300,000 check is not here? so, everybody's popping off with no money here. -lemonis: but i gave you -- -erik: it's not in my pocket. lemonis: well, it's not going in your pocket 'cause you'll buy another $150,000 truck that we don't need. fuel

and tell me show me any uptown for my.do theists see they call me you know ok i don't know as a little thing you know there you can also thought i want to love it believe me and the no no no no i don't really mean i don't want to lose the little boy girl now and they're going to fix the minority it's a really good programming scene something you need doesn't look obvious on his own you didn't get one of those really really was you know the. same the. film want to blame i know it and you. won't but if i should get them to succeed again before my message if i bet you coming. on for my love they probably because i'm thrown out. aha yeah i think they were out on the zedong i told them ok i was young. i don't get it it's a young do you like your own is it going on that's where been because i'm coming out. and this is a little thing yeah when you're on the minorities obviously there are as americans and then as you have come out of it and you're part of the us you have come out and say i like to play for most young people going

effort to me. that he didn't mean to me but then again. it would open up a little bit. to pick and i said oh wow that. one again one can now. say look at things when they go better you're going up in a sort of no doubt about it so now that siméon up over here look up or not. 0 there are no good for me. now thank you man. but i'm not good either when you. yell hey and then i think i'm better cause i don't even look at a.b.c. i don't have to say that. i simply can't have. it. and. i see how could that have been. i mean just the mainstream. if you. remember right. now. oh you know when is it gonna but none of them really are going to miss a little down a little bit of the mill you're going to miss on the audience about. the i. do want to know when i. see out of it no no you out of the music now we're not going to believe that it was ok i'm not going to do that and that nothing was done have never been out of date or the right word. it was it. would you know you want. him to stay in the our home was he

pardon me?well. >> two questions, make them good. >> mister president, if we can do what we did when we interviewed you an 81, if i can leave them with pat and if you can ... get to you in the next couple of days. >> yes fine. >> that would be great. >> i would be happy to. being a reader of readers digest. >> thank you. your first accomplishment in 1981 was to push through a huge tax cut, now you are fighting for revamping of the entire tax code. when did you first start thinking about what you call, disgraceful inequities of the tax system? >> i've always believed in those, and have for a lot of years. i think it has gotten so out of line, and so complicated. i thought that most of our people, many of our people discuss with the tax system, wasn't based on the size of the tax. but on the complication. the confusion of it. in 81, we were faced with the emergency. we felt that the recession then, and what had to be done, so we could not think reform. if you remember and talking about our first t

me you know. i think that's all i thought over it and had to go and what do you get us to get fined. just for the plaque i'm about. to ship them out on saturday and i think that this is a war for hip or cold people had brought up the oyster boys thought boys. but boss did appear hey i got music. on the move all balled. up close. the hillbilly a harmless caricature or a malicious label denying the people the culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that divide and conquer thing has been so successful that even people in the region believe the field type then becomes dangerous it's only a region of trash so. why not trash it what's in a name hillbilly but witness documentary on al-jazeera. there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a roaming correspondent i am constantly on the go covering topics from politics to conflict is often bar mental issues the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen access to health care what we want to know is how do these th

he taught me so many things. he taught me to live life with joy, to think big. natalie, you are going to have to move if you are going to cry. my sister is right in front of me and she's about to burst into tears. you taught me to think big, to be humble, hand to make a difference. he was not perfect. there were certain things that scared, honestly, scared me to death. the five scariest words that george herbert walker bush could say toñaq;■me was, jeannei have an idea. these words usually came out about 7:00 in the morning, and he would have come, he would have read three newspapers and drink a pot of coffee and say i have an idea. sometimes, the idea would be let's go get pizza for lunch. and i would say thank god. i would love to. and then sometimes, and i remember this specifically was january 2nd, and we were just sort of recovering from the holidays. he came in and said jean, i was thinking over the holidays, i would like to go back to where i was shot down in world war ii. figure it out and we can talk over lunch. i said oh my goodness. we can talk about

me. got me some god. i'm gonna like i'm not made it on i want i mean this i'm not well i'm not going on no no no. i'm not going to. i don't know how to get out. i mean i'm gone now i go here oh well don't know what i'm going to have enough to live here and i have a. life and you know life and enough pay i want well yeah i'm fine now while you're here i know the number is right oh i don't want more people being wrong no need to say why don't you think oh no i don't waste my time i was really going on here when i got. my so cool how they got that yeah i felt so close to me yeah yeah great i didn't lie we got the wind up i'll be i know what board it i mean all my help one of my own not going to be alone. what i'm good at what do you say i'm. i know i'm. i'm. used to like ok. i'm not going to go you know. i mean. you know. what i guess. i think. i'll go for the out. i'm going. and then no i pull no so they have no answer or it's a 100 you know but what. do you. all do you want. you want to prevail and i'm goi

make me dynamo got me was a. highwayman as i would say the 2nd most significant far right organisation of hungary many members of the of the organisation used to be members of of the police and of the army so there are members who are really trained. people are just. ok so. what are those on the table. license number if you shake them on the shaft going to tell me then i'm just going on. as i did really i don't know how to not. experts assume that it could be a few 100 men who were part of the organization maximum probably a 1000 people and the organisation of was formed by lustful thoughts who is one of the most significant figures of the hunger and far right a model of santa claus i don't think the actual columbo that much that what you mean they could do them a lot to look at the ticket that daughter bought to it hot out after they get us through it because it was all settled by god the subgoal biathlete not that good number of them because you had no idea what side what battle you most likely will just leave

that's the thing that's gonna keep me motivated and keep me excited.en't delivering that, it's gonna freak me out. jackie: the stuff that isn't working, we just need to nix it. like, it's time. this bat-and-ball set -- ben: i think that's kind of a dying product. jackie: yeah, it's not selling. right now the latest trend is at-home tailgating for tailgating parties, and that could be in all sports. maybe some home decor. we could do a pizza tray, a wing tray, a salad bowl, little mini bowls. it's endless. ben: stretching outside just wooden bats is something that dad's not gonna be real receptive to. jackie: i think he's gonna be nervous. ben: i think dad has a problem letting go, whether it's been successful or not. scott: i want to get marcus in here. he's afraid that our business is so focused on the mini bat. and as he said, toe-to-toe, we can't compete with louisville slugger. marcus, you got a minute? 'cause i'm a little bit upset, and i want to talk to you. there's something that you have to understand about our competition. you've got competiti

me old yet to see palin this day come after her. and in danger but it was a trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just on the common ground. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most almost a decade long conflict regularised syrian people. give to them when you might bring them here if you want. i could see everything with my own eyes to stories and it's around. that particular russian wives of syrian man. look up to. welcome us to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about the nature of political discourse in american politics. ok let's go back to rena and make one of one of the things that has bothered me during the. during the election cycle and particularly since the election cycle and particularly since the events on the continent. is it fair and i think of this is a rhetorical question is it fair to really. use a broad brush to describe everyone that is supports a candidate or as part of the one political party because i see this i see voter shaming a lot

it is that they hit me and threw me on the phil. mudd and by this war they beat me with everything they could find to show his mistakes. made us i am sensitive i really i couldn't take it any more i started my horses. i was doing really badly they were very difficult times for me. then they want on the negative. and if they start beating her again. that's my biggest fear but that was 12 years ago now it will be different today maybe they'll take me back and not hit me anymore. plus i have 2 boys they have big now they'll protect me. they cling on to hope that things have changed now that life outside will be different now. better in some way. and match mark could be making the most important cheney of their lives. how about i don't know is this here do you remember. that effect and do you recognize the house come alive of. you wait here for us. yet that democracy you know knowledge maam. monkee oh no i don't know her legit this is not why did you say you don't know her. this is not muslim mother enjoying her mother's indoors thank y

can you see me, hear me? >> yes, i can. >> you have been behind bars ever since you killed your wife. >> are you kidding me? sleepwalking? >> the trial was a sensation, not because of crime itself, but because of scott falater's defense. >> she was sleepwalking. >> sleepwalks. >> like the plot of a science fiction movie. >> oh, my god, he put her head under water. >> obviously you think i did it. i don't know what makes you think that. >> it was reminiscent of a shark attack. >> how did you get that blood on you? >> the blood allover your neck. >> i didn't know there was blood on me. >> a lot of suspects might say, no, way, you got wrong guy. scott just keeps saying, i don't remember. >> scott falater made a statement, you know, i hope you don't think i'm a bad guy. you just killed your wife. that's pretty much the definition of a bad guy. >> i wept to bad at a 12-year-old kid and woke up to a police officer telling me my mother died. >>> these are pretty rocks. that's why people come here. there is our drive

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don't snub me again, academy.he complex world of foreign affairs, denmark has launched a children's tv show about a man with giant penis. who looks like this. good god, i found waldo! and i really wish i hadn't. i don't know which is more inappropriate for kids to see, that this guy has a prehensile peen or that he's using it to dump lighter fluid on a barbecue. buddy, you're going to grill your wiener! also, got to say, that onesie must take forever to put on. the character's penis is so long and versatile that it can perform rescue operations, etch murals, hoist a flag and even steal ice-cream from children. i'm guessing that's a short episode: "hey, give my kids back their ice cr-- you know what? it's all yours." that's good. jimmy, run. the show is getting a lot of criticism, but one psychologist thinks the concern is unnecessary, saying, the character "john dillermand talks to children and shares their way of thinking-- and kids do find genitals funny." just because kids think something's funny doesn't mean i

. >> tv respects me, it laughs with me and not at me. >> dope!the sitcom of the '80s. >> i love you guys were such a set of warm humor. >> they listen to the rap music which gives them a brain damage. >> i think there is a real yearning for another type of humor. >> we were able to spoof fatherhood which at the time and i stress at the time was bill cosby as the shiny example. stuff that got away with because it is a cartoon. >> we are going to keep on trying to strengthen the american families to make american families like the waltons and less like the simont simpson. the sitting president is raging against sitcoms. >> they dealt with politics and popular culture and all kinds of issues of racism and sexism. >> don't ask me, i am just a girl. >> right on, say it sister. >> it is not funny, bart. millions of girls thinking this is the right way to act. >> they have found a way to talk about everything that's going on through our lives through the filter of "the simpsons." >> they did not bother to learn the language. >> yes, that's mine. >> what

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they asked -- called my parents and asked to come and see me and ask me finish they start telling mey school and the violations that they saw in that article and gave me a copy of this alabama code about education and asked me to read it. and then taught me how to document every violation that i saw at my school. and that began my active career, activism, learning how to change things. >> host: and then you carried that right into college with your work for alabama state university. and it was in an interesting spot where they were looking to merge it with a couple other schools, and you became active in the effort to help it retain its identity. and i'm curious, i would love to hear more about your relationship to that particular school because it seems like you went there initially and then left and came back, and it seems to have been an important place much like lounes county itself where you would find yourself coming back. >> guest: well, alabama state university has a very rich history in this area and a very rich history of activism. a lot of people that were involved in the

yes, they sent me some links in an email. they sent me over to a complaints line that i could use. me saying, "where are you?" and i felt too embarrassed to even reply to them and say what was going on, because it was having such an effect on me. it was having such an effect on me, and... it really grates me that i'm getting emotional about it... yeah. ..because you feel like you have to be strong. you know? my mum keeps saying to me, "just keep fighting. " tearfully: "just keep going, just get that degree." she's saying, "do you want to drop out? "do you want to leave?" so you felt like you wanted to drop out because of these incidents? i have, but i'm fighting for every other black person who i know needs to occupy these spaces. because black people need to come here. black people need to know that they need to get here so that we can pave a way for others, and we need to break that glass ceiling. and i will not leave this place, and i will not shut up, i will not be quiet until... ..until i see change. the university has taken steps to improve its diversity, but it's clear that

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