but what mildred did do is teach about causes and consequences. every war in american history, everything turning point americans do these diagrams. causes, events, consequences. effects. it was a method to the madness. she was trying to tell us, things have causes and consequences. it did not just happen. once i look back on it and became a historian, i thought that is what you are doing. i had another history teacher -- i don't know how this happened for you. he taught western civ. he never smiled in his life. we had him all year long. we went from ancient mesopotamia to wherever we ended in the middle ages. but he had a method. he called it concepts. he had this long list of concepts that he put on a huge poster in front of the room. you had to choose your concept. 40 or 50 of them. law migration, all kinds. you had to follow your concept through the entire year and write little things about it. i chose war and peace. i was already -- i chose war and peace. i can still remember writing something about ancient nineveh and the warrior class in me

what does it say if we put this quote against mildred rutherford? which one wins in the competition for memory? >> rutherford. jennifer murray: rutherford. and voices like mosby will be pushed to the side. so who does that leave us with? we have the north talking very vividly about treason, the south creating a lost cause, trying to cope and will disassociate slavery from the american civil war and we have one other commemorative tradition which like talks about, and that is emancipation. so let's fit them into our narrative. now you can imagine memories of the civil war being complex for african-americans. abraham lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation, it comes in effect january 1 1863. emancipation happens at different times, depending on a variety of factors, when they get their freedom. but when the war is over, 4 million african-americans are free. and how is their life and the different than it was before? -- any different than it was before? southern historians talk about the old south and the new south, you see more continuity in the

this is mildred rutherford. she is georgian, from athens. she will occupy the position of historian general for five years. and take a minute and read, let it steep in, the explanation that she has for slavery and the civil war. two quotes. and then you have me your reactions to that sentence. >> not true. jennifer murray: what part of it is not true? >> the first one. there might have been a few that were really taken care of, but as a majority in the deep south well fed if they acted -- well closed -- clothed. i think it is a lie. jennifer murray: we make generalizations about slavery and what being a slave was like so where you were a slave mattered. your experience and virginia is different than further south. and when you were a slave matters. so, what about the second part of it? has the negro benefited from freedom, what does she say? no. >> she is implying that they had more freedom while they were slaves, that is what it sounds like. jennifer murray: we can go in a number of directions with this. let's start with a couple of things.

. >> good evening, commissioners and superintendent carranza my name is mildred i'm a member of the kohlman advocates thaim him ear to talk about the retention have teachers the main part of staff our kids are beginning the school year without teachers and have substitutes that don't stay the year for us the teachers are not getting the support they need to have the people that don't want to teach our children our students a undesirable and this is impacting how kids and community that needs to happen to insure success in staff schools create a recruitment targeted for bayview and other hard to staff schools we need teachers that have - we need a strong principle because we know that with strong lisp we have a strong staff if the staff is provided incentives such as a guaranteed paraprofessional in every classroom teachers need support to be successful in classrooms and teachers in bayview school sorry about that teachers need support to be successful in classroom for more professional development and alp planning time for other teachers we need a better strong substitute in our schools as

arizona joined the 2k789 in june of last year and his passions include karaoke and a die-hard of mildred soccer in spain. >> 82 welcome, welcome. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and commissioners i'm gonzales the request before you is two actions regarding the project on 150 van ness avenue and the prioritization and the conditional use authorizations the project will demolish one office building at the southeast corner of hates and the padded bridge and as far as parking lot to constrict a two story with one hundred and 20 dwelling units and 9 thousand square feet of ground floor retail and the units are the market rate the site is on the market octavia and within the van ness and market street residential special use district the project covers the north portion of van ness and polk street an haze and it is down general with a maximum height the project sponsor will give a brief presentation regarding the project and focus on a number of policies and regulatory issues in order to proceed it requires the authorization on 309 with exemptions from the district compliance wit

. >> we met mildred rodriguez at new york's rikers island jail.he represents a rising tide of women who find themselves on the wrong side of jailhouse bars. >> i'm using heroin, i use crack, i'm not going to lie. this is what brings you back here. >> what do you expect the city to do? >> i expect the city to stop re-arresting me. that's what i expect. i'm angry. >> the women are more emotional than men. a lot of them may be going through psychological trauma. they're separated from their families, their children. >> every week i'm here. i'm not saying this is good because it's not good to say hey, i come to rikers island every week. it's bad. it's terrible. my record is about this thick. it's all with misdemeanors. i have over 35 misdemeanors. i want them to say, we are going to give you a year's program and that's it. don't give me 30 days or 10 days, because it's not helping me. >> this young lady back here, she's telling y'all she needs help. they're throwing her in and out of here like nothing's going to help her and it's not. >> but they can'

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artist, big sean. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, i just want to dedicate this song to my grandma, mildred counsellor, and she was just the best grandma in the world. [ cheers and applause ] if anybody told me that one person could change the world, one man could change the world, "man" meaning a guy or a a female, it's her. so this is dedicated to her. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ they used to tell me she used to tell me i hope you learn to make it on your own ♪ ♪ and if you love yourself just know you'll never be alone ♪ ♪ i hope that you get everything you want and that you chose ♪ ♪ i hope that it's the realest thing that you ever know ♪ ♪ hope you get the pretty girls that's pretty at everything ♪ ♪ million dollar cribs havin' million dollar dreams and when you get it all just remember one thing ♪ ♪ remember one thing that one man could change the world ♪ ♪ that one man could change the world ♪ ♪ all i all i wanted was a hundred million dollars and a bad chick ♪ ♪ imagine this so much some nights it felt like that i had it ♪ ♪ back on the mattress starin' at the ceilin' tryna to connec

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you may have heard of mildred and richard loving. after all, their names will evoke the foundational u.s. supreme court case that legalized racially mixed unions in the united states. the lovings criminal, criminalized for marrying in 1958 fought the laws which led to loving v. virginia. that 1967 ruling that limb that itted state bans on interracial marriage. here is another couple whose names may be less familiar. jack baker and james mcconnell. in 1970 baker was a student at the university of minnesota and mcconnell was a librarian. they appeared at the county clerk's office for a marnl license. there was no specific requirement that is members of a married couple had to be of the opposite sex. the county clerk turned them down. the couple filed suit against the state. they lost the first and appealed to the supreme court. they again lost that when the court said marriage between a man and a woman is quote, as old as the book of genesis. they appealed to the u.s. supreme court but it was dismissed, quote for want of a substantial