there is this slavery narrative. there are these confederate statuesna, but in terms of the diversity and richness of african-american storiesca, there are very few and there are very few in which african-american our protagonist and these stories in which you are allowed to be a protagonist matter anyto each of us is the protagonist in our own life. we see ourselves as people with agency and i think that's why we love stories about superheroes and kings, i mean, these stories make us feel powerful and so i think that it's about the presence of the apartheid and the presence of the racial terror and slavery, but it's also about the absence of the counter narrative. i really see that one of the jobs of bringing-- bridging some of these devices bringing forward these stories that have always been there. the people have been there. the history is there. the stories are what we need to tell now. >> well, for people who have maybe been under a rock for the last year or so, "hidden figures" is an amazing book about these b

so i also did research with the slave narratives and so there are about 3500 slave narratives. i went through all of those and identified the ones that described their house during slavey. -- during slavery. so there are 1,010 slave narratives that describe their houses through slavery. i went through those. of those and of the 485 documented slave houses there are five that overlap. so you have five slave narratives that describe a specific house documented slave house. so you have the actual words of people living in these spaces describing these spaces, which is amazing. that's the interpretation that we should be using when we interpret these spaces. and so from that, that's just, you know, i use -- i used the slave narratives to interpret and understand these spaces, like, and to guide me to what should i be looking for in these spaces and, you know, what were they -- how were they using them? and can i see any of that in these spaces now that i'm going back to look at. and my field work of going back and doing my own documentation of these buildings started when i was wor

i also did research with the slave narratives. there are about 3500 slave narratives. i with through all of those and identified the ones described the house during slavery. there are 1010 slave narratives that describe the house during slavery. i went through those. the 485 thatof have documented slave houses, there are five that overlap. you have five slave narratives that describe a specific, documented slave house. so you have the actual words of the people living in these spaces describing these spaces which is amazing. that is the interpretation we should be using when we interpret these spaces. that, i used those slave narratives to interpret and understand these spaces, to guide me to what i should be anding for in these spaces how they were using them. i see that now that i'm going back to look. in fieldwork of doing my own documentation, it started when i was working on my project in school. a summerummer intern, architect. that helped with my research. they asked me how many i had seen. i was like, none. i am in the archives doing research. they were like, y

and i wanted to, this woman had epic narratives. it was not enough to either to share their lives or simply show the history. i wanted their lives directly connected to this history. anything about these women is that in so many ways, their lives were connected to the big history. and not just for them working at nasa starting in world war ii. but for example, catherine johnson was one of three black students to integrate the west ate school in virginia. dorothy vaughn worked as a math teacher before she went to nasa. she worked at a school in farmville llvirginia that filed lawsuit and was eventually incorporated into the brown versus aboard of education sui. that school system was shut down by the state of virginia rather than reply with the board decision and integrate. it was, he really was fascinating to me to look at this history and see the opening for all of these women happening during world war ii and because of the need for labor. and because of the external threat. and that we would d see these periods of backlash for ex

talk about the practice, the narrative. norm, being every week, and the benefit. what is the benefit? to you as an individual and to the church community as a whole. >>> now, we have had this new generation of people who have committed their lives to the service of the church and they have paid to educate themselves. they work often for far less wage than they might in other places. they are responsible for creating the parish culture and working with the pastor in order to make that happen. >> right. >> one way i heard this expressed is that the lay people are trying to take over the carism of the religious orders and do the kinds of things they did. what is interesting about your book, you specify, analyze how they do that. they were innovative, insightful. the sisters were running corporations and doing all kinds of difficult things that we don't think of meek obedient sisters doing. >> no. the nuns were great women who had such deep faith and such confidence in the providence of god that they were doing god's work and t

well that's a good segue into the continued neo mccarthyism the russians out to get us narrative being pushed by the corporate media the latest talking points is that russia got elected by fate really is facebook advertising here. a little of that it you know just facebook brought us trump via these russian ads well we're interfering right now just by being here i mean anything is interference now i mean how can you quantify these ads what are these ads we watched today the senate intelligence committee mark warner and richard burr on the republican side declare that these ads were sort of potentially decisive we've seen reports. it's from their media lapdogs who are getting leaks of the details of the contents of these ads that we can't see the ads and they say that for example fake facebook accounts that promoted this is dylan byers and c.n.n. he said that fake facebook accounts that promoted protests in baltimore and ferguson against police brutality were designed by russian operatives to undermine democracy which means that black lives matter is effectively undermining democracy i

any clear ideological line which is why we hear this narrative of sowing chaos because the ads are all over the place and that's the only way they can justify this narrative and then the other point i would make is that we have heard this narrative before about russian collusion and the black and black equal rights movements i mean we heard about it in the fifty's and sixty's when we used to destroy paul robeson who was one of the greatest human beings that this country ever produced and it was used to attempt to destroy martin luther king who was accused of colluding with the soviet union and this is what justified f.b.i. surveillance i am sure that this narrative will be used to heighten the surveillance of dissident movements like black lives matter and you know people who are involved in that movement better see this for what it is before it's too late. yeah i mean this is being used in so many ways this is this is mccarthyism want to whine you take something you don't like and you just say it's attached to russia you know and if occupy were going on right now that would surely be

the narrative kicks off after va n be an example. the narrative kicks off after van gogh's there.he place where van gogh spent his final days and they end up speaking to everyone who asked how it was, how it came to be that someone who seemed to be on the straight and narrow met this terrible ending. he was a clip. -- here isa terrible ending. he was a clip. -- here is a clip. you want to know so much about his death, but what do you know of his life? i know that he tried hard to prove he was good for something. yes. he did. that's why i ta ke something. yes. he did. that's why i take flowers to his grave. that's all i can do for him now. he would appreciate the delicate beauty of their bloom. even each blade of their bloom. even each blade of their grassy stems. no detail of life was too small or too humble for him. now, i think it is life was too small or too humble for him. now, ithink it is the life was too small or too humble for him. now, i think it is the case that certain bits of the dialogue area that certain bits of the dialogue are a little on the nose, but i didn't car

emily: it changes the narrative. it means the media has to broaden the narrative when it comes to russian collusion. on both sides there was an interest in going this route. it changes how we are going to talk about this for the foreseeable future and it doesn't make the democrats look good. howie: joe, should the media have been more sceptical about this research and who was paying for it? joe: no, i don't think so. i think what the media missed. all campaigns do this. but no campaign sets out to find fake or phoney information. we hire opposition research firms to find true stuff the other side doesn't want voters to do. howie: how many campaigns have somebody talking to kremlin officials? that has given this an entirely different cast. you are rather nonchalant about it. joe: was the kremlin in both campaigns? was it feeding fake information to christopher steele? was it giving fake information or information to -- in exchange for something? howie: some journalists are saying the democrat lawyer involved lied abou

behind the narrative of north korea stay tuned for watching the. the feeling of. every in the world experience. and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to jeff. world coming from iran. mark twain said it's easier to fool people than to convince them they've been fooled that could be why america is so divided because people have been fed the fake news paid for by corporate interests they beat you down until you believe their fairy tales well here's a story for you it's called big and it's full of bad fiction. and the modern era of the twelve hour news cycles in one hundred forty character diplomacy one may very well wonder who benefits from a generation of distracted voters and news consumers while. mainstream media spends days analyzing whether or not the president actually declared war on little rock and man vs twitter feed surely something more ominous is actually happening behind the scenes that the powers that be would rather us not notice right while one convincing basis and that the modern military entertainment complex as pla

what are other ways use the negative counter narrative? and with the actions with the global community?. >>w, growing up by always thought of history of politics and presidents and very big picture but history is what each of us does about communities '04 people and how our lives fit into the course of human events. in the same way that i think science is seen as a great individualow scientist all of these people who were mostly men in the past we don't see how much of that scientific progress is team work with people coming together to create a giant leap reseed these great individuals and don't look at the people are around us. it sounds simplistic of grandparents or those who lived on the street why is the monument here or there for so long? asking questionson with our surroundings to say we will look at the history from the ground up as opposed from the top down. i do love the human level stories and i think that view of why things happen is what people are hungry for. i am dying to see the presentation of j.d. vance writing from a poi

paula see that this narrative coming from politicians is just shifting the political discussion because they are not able to deal with unemployment they are not able to deal with discrimination and seek about the ization they don't know how to deal with the social problems so their needs sizing them. they are saying it's you because you are muslims and in fact the muslims and the west and muslims and the european muslims are now having this feeling that they belong to the country so we are in the past integration phase where now the most important thing is for the muslims not to be on the defensive to be assertive not to speak about integration to speak about their contribution the added value that they have within the society and this is what facts and figures are showing it's far from the narrative coming from the politicians and the media and we need to understand it will take time but we are going to succeed on this i'm very optimistic about this it's going to work so i guess we're going i don't know what i deem your optimism but i do want to bring up two points here and get your th

absolutely had to monic narrative one sided and full of lies. on the part of. what you know is that the government censors just part of me and that is me that it's very strange to assume that all people are deluded that they have no mind of their own and there's a single t.v. station fifteen or twenty that broadcasting council all of which is capable of mobilizing all the chaos we're seeing in this country. spain and its media are so divided that this comedian is offering to play peacekeeper. and. keeping the peace is a challenge when in one corner the cattle and one stands a regional government determined to go ahead with an independence referendum the spanish court has ruled unconstitutional standing alongside back government in barcelona is a publicly funded channel t.v. three which has taken a clear stand. advertising calling for participating in there were a friend and i know it's seen by the constitutional court. it was a. professor of the. public service broadcaster they have they now said one day considered to be political instrument on

it certainly changes the narrative. it means that the media really has student brought in the narrative when it comes to russian collision. we are seeing clearly both sides there is an interest in going this route. so this is a big thing. it changes how we will talk about this for the foreseeable future.and it does not make the democrats look good. >> joe, you seen most a lot of research. about this british spy, who is paying for this, as they were dealing with russians to find out more about the republican nominee.>> i think with the media has missed is that all campaigns do this. but no campaign sets out to find fake or phony information. we higher opposition research firms defiance of the other side doesn't want the others to know. >> i agree they'll do this but how many campaigns of someone, that this is all secret obviously, talking to kremlin officials? i mean that has given us an entirely different >> that is was different. it is not who paid for it, it is about was the kremlin, in both campaigns. i mean was it e

and it's part of a bigger narrative going on.r. and i was privileged to be with him. he invited me to come on stage and address the group of mega donors. i said the economy is booming, the stock market is surging, conservative judges are being added and the russia investigation is backfiring on the democrats. no wonder the left is tanking. and the republican establishment is supporting the president or getting out like corker and flake. that's the big per narrative of what's going on here. lou: it's karma, it's god's will it's intervention it's providence. all of the above. and it is incredible to witness that this, this horrible malignant narrative that they have carried out against this president and his administration has absolutely boom -- book bok boomeranged. >> i believe god intervened in our election and put donald trump in the oval office for a purpose. not just god giving america another chance, but perhaps the last chance to be great again. i'm so grateful we have a president like president trump delivering on exactly

behind the narrative of north korea stay tuned to watch the. guys i made a professional is powerpoint to show you how artsy america it's good for the greater media landscape is not all right but we are a solid alternative to the. liberal or conservative and as you can see from this bar graph we don't skew the facts either the talking head lefties talking at righties oh there you go above it all so look out world artsy america is in the spotlight now every lead might have no idea how to classify as and it actually took me way more time than i care to admit. and the modern era of the twelve hour news cycles in one hundred forty character diplomacy one may very well wonder who benefits from a generation of distracted voters and news consumers while the mainstream media spends days analyzing whether or not the president actually declared war on little rocket man vs twitter feed surely something more ominous is actually happening behind the scenes that the powers that be would rather us not notice right while one convincing thesis is that the modern

it does affect the media narrative.so much like catnip for nuts media to say trump is attacking the mayor. but she is in a desperate situation. howie: another tweet by the president. fake news. cnn and msnbc are disparaging our first responders. susan: he's right to fight against the media narrative. from the get-go it's been about him not doing enough to help this desperate situation. in the meantime all our revoarss pouring in a difficult situation. fit was president obama or hillary clinton the media narrative would be different. howie: is it paul fake news? susan: he's not labeling fake news that things are desperate in puerto rico. he has talked about that on person on twitter. the fake news is that he's not getting in there to do everything he can to help the people. howie: let me get into a break now. why did it take television so long to focus on the devastation in puerto rico. howie: the devastation in puerto rico after hurricane maria is devastating. but the television coverage was quite modest. >> tonight the

that goes against the nationalist narrative of the separatist movement. so daniel let me ask you that he talk let's put the legality or the illegality aside here we're talking about people's actual lives millions of people so how does roy become the leader of them again without inflicting any sort of pain so when i. and i they often said very good that they like which is that they are the of those those heroes that the retired the bulk of it would do we will have seen is. a like a push. a confrontation and i think with the. former got on government has to bugger off and that this goes back and i think it's going to something that is going to be very difficult as to how to manage their frustration of so many people that have believed in this in this hope no i think well let me ask you this is this is actually going to back off is that what you're saying he needs to do you have any indication that he's going to. i think i hope so i hope this this this happens and the end of the sensibility imposes not. by the by the of course we don't know and there is very

(narr) but before his vegas conviction..t in the double murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown- simpson, and her friend ronald goldman. his infamous car chase played out on los angeles highways... and on tv sets around the country. (nats - trial) "if it doesn't fit... you must acquit." (narr) legal expert laurie levenson has closely followed all of simpson's cases. (sot - laurie levenson, 9:21:54:15) "..oj is not out scot free, he will be monitored for at least the next 5 years. and given his prior conduct, it might rather be close monitoring as well... " (narr) after decades in the national spotlight... levenson says simpson should avoid *this type of attention.. (sot - laurie levenson 09;26;27;11) ll: i think the best thing oj can do for oj is lay low. t stay with his friends, don >>> is simpson was the prime suspect in the double murder of his ex-wife and her friend. his infamous car chase played out on highways and tv sets across the country. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> legal expert laurie levenson has closely

the reality is this, this white house and kelly and trump, they drive this narrative.hey love to fight and they are driving the narrative of name-calling it would have you to a sitting congresswoman. why is she an empty barrel? it's offensive because why she an empty barrel simply because they disagree with her? she happens to be african-american. you're going to take your cues from that or most people will. >> shannon: she said the white house is full of white supremacists. >> wow. it's so sad. thanks for having me. unfortunately i've been dealing with this race mess all the way since 2015. the democrat party is failing. they have no plan. their dnc is in shambles. $3.5 million in debt. every time they get pushed up against the wall, the only thing they can come up is race. the unfortunate part of it -- i was thinking about this empty barrel deal. my dad who is retired commander sergeant major, he made a comment to me one time in high school -- you ain't talking about nothing. you are an empty barrel. my dad is african-american, news flash. to drive it into something

it certainly changes the narrative. it means that the media really has student brought in the narrative when it comes to russian collision. we are seeing clearly both sides there is an interest in going this route. so this is a big thing. it changes how we will talk about this for the foreseeable future.and it does not make the democrats look good. >> joe, you seen most a lot of research. about this british spy, who is paying for this, as they were dealing with russians to find out more about the republican nominee.>> i think with the media has missed is that all campaigns do this. but no campaign sets out to find fake or phony information. we higher opposition research firms defiance of the other side doesn't want the others to know. >> i agree they'll do this but how many campaigns of someone, that this is all secret obviously, talking to kremlin officials? i mean that has given us an entirely different >> that is was different. it is not who paid for it, it is about was the kremlin, in both campaigns. i mean was it e

of the muslim narrative in the west and by the way also in which the majority country and just coming back from african countries you have exactly the same you have men and women now trying to be faithful to their religion so you wouldn't you know accept for example as a muslim believer just to make. a new form under know for unlawful we have principles and we have a frame but now what we witnessing on the ground look around you look in the united states of america the new generation of men and women now they are speaking out this speak the language of the country they get the culture and now they want to be face full to their religion at the same time to be fully american and fully europeans and it succeeded and it will succeed is the future so i would say that this is why you are right i have to question my optimism but my optimism is based on facts and figures i have been working on the field for the last thirty five years and i can tell you what we were saying and thirty five years ago is that what we are seeing now and we have now leaders and new generations of people coming and

we are able to use that in a constructive way to counteract some of these false narratives. that's kind of what they are doing. i mentioned the company that is doing that. they do some government work but it's a very complicated area. it involves the ability to gather that data and most importantly to be able to make sense of it to find out what's going on. again you have to have this in russian and in chinese so you have to develop new language skills and technology that can assist in chinese characters so i think that's really a growth area for focus to be able to use the data. >> host: another project he recommended that the u.s. government needs to embark on is the hollywood project. can you talk about what that is? i thought that was interesting. >> guest: this is idea of not just countering information by promoting america, promoting the idea of freedom liberty democracy, free markets. americans film industry was one reason that people around the world loves america but unfortunately in hollywood today you have a narrative that portrays the united states in the worst l

but most of this conference will be done strictly through my narrative provided to you. okay? first and foremost i want to give you an update on the injuries. this has been a big deal on my mind as it has been the public, and i think its important for you to be given an accurate picture what is occurring associated with the injuries of the 1 october event. so as of 8:00 this morning i was updated with the most current numbers and, let me back up just a minute. you know in early throes of this tragedy i had advised each and everyone of you that items of information were going to change. the dynamics of this investigation is far-reaching, it is wide and it's huge and you can't expect exact answers in the early throes. my intent in the early throes were to give you the information to provide that calmness in the community to, insure that we didn't have a second player or third player out hiding in the community intending to cause us harm. so, there was no integrity question associated with that, as i have experienced through the cyberspace questioning my integrity. i provided you

the reality is this, this white house and kelly and trump, they drive this narrative.y love to fight and they are driving the narrative of name-calling it would have you to a sitting congresswoman. why is she an empty barrel? it's offensive because why she an empty barrel simply because they disagree with her? she happens to be african-american. you're going to take your cues from that or most people will. >> shannon: she said the white house is full of white supremacists. >> wow. it's so sad. thanks for having me. unfortunately i've been dealing with this race mess all the way since 2015. the democrat party is failing. they have no plan. their dnc is in shambles. $3.5 million in debt. every time they get pushed up against the wall, the only thing they can come up is race. the unfortunate part of it -- i was thinking about this empty barrel deal. my dad who is retired commander sergeant major, he made a comment to me one time in high school -- you ain't talking about nothing. you are an empty barrel. my dad is african-american, news flash. to drive it into something th

mainstream media narratives are ideologically driven and i think much of the american media was supporting the american government's goals in iraq which were to uproot myself a senior syrian commanders as u.s. backed forces have liberated the city of rocket from isis terrorists and anything that might mitigate against the celebration of that event fighters from the syrian democratic forces are dancing and they are chanting in the street the suffering of people the destruction of buildings by forces might have put a damper on the great achievements of the s.d.f. so if you look at the way that russian media has reported the story they have questioned about who is responsible for what happened in iraq after all the destruction if you look at the syrian media it has not been a main story on an on syrian national t.v. for instance if we just talk about the visuals of the media what you see now is kurdish fighters with kurdish flags dancing in the main square of. this serious national t.v. is focusing on battles that are happening and that is what i said we're not above. us because the syrian ar

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to rely more and more on that narrative. with that investigation that becomes that guiding thread into over and over with hillary clinton. so with that examination of the policy. not jim a different from the book it seems that it is a pretty big stretch with their faults and virtues. to be translated or reproduced to be mythologized overtime. and then to vote against hillary but then forced the caricature. but the big differences talking about three decades with the last election cycle. it doesn't put the blame on any one factor. but then that a number of things that contributed to what happened. but a thing komi's announcement 11 days before the election is very important so over the course of the election. so you hear e-mail and the male and female from the press. the hollywood tapes had just come out and people had kong forward with stories and the numbers are plummeting. and then the announcement really turned the election around for crow mung negative. i mention that because it has a lot to do with what we would read we

for its success or a narrative of its success. this narrative has been used as a key social media recruitment tool to attract foreign fighters from around the world, and we know that that has included australia. it's also used that narrative to radicalize vulnerable youth in many countries to act with appalling violence against their fellow citizens and we have seen that most recently in spain, in finla finland, in the united kingdom as a number of kexamples. we know fleeing daesh fighters will seek refuge, and our region is vulnerable to that. recognizing this threat and the challenges that we face, the member nations have for example agrees to strengthen their focus on counterterrorism as a recognition of the regional challenge. that's why australia continues to make -- >> thank you. the time for answering the question has expired. >> overshadowing that threat, at least for now, north korea and those continued tests of nuclear weapons and threat that poses not just of course to south korea, to japan, but also to australia. this

in the buy son courier the story of the west is the story of america, a narrative in both children and their patients, and it reads what the children see of buffalo bill's wild west they will appreciate, understand and remember. what parents see they will wish their children taught. so buffalo bill's wild west demonstrates not only how it was entertainment and pseudo history but also how children themselves interact with these narratives. child performers were actually a little known hallmark of the show. i'm going to look at a few of them. johnny baker searched the longest tenure of any child performer. in 1876 at seven years old he saw buffalo bill on stage. he idled cody and ended up more or less be adopting by the famous -- he performed as a marksman at 14, but on on into adulthood wild west promotional literature expressed his youthful vigor. he describes him as a typical boy of the type only produced in america. baker noticed him in full possession of that ehasty which marks the young fran tears man. as we've seen in a laboratory of the frontier boys such as baker become men like

it has also used that narrative to radicalize people in other countries to act against their citizen.e have seen him most recently in spain, finland, and the united kingdom as examples. we know daesh fighters are strengthen. recognizing this threat and the challenges we face, the power of this arrangement has for example -- >> thank you. your time for answering the question has expired. >> north korea has continued testing nuclear weapons. not just of course threatening north korea and japan but of course also within a strong is region. governors today asked exactly about what is happening to escalate these various elements the world is trying to stand against north korea in terms of sanctions. government and part of international efforts is stepping up. >> the minister of foreign affairs. >> thank you mr. speaker and i these questions. we strongly support the un security council resolution that was passed unanimously by all 15 members of the security council imposing further sanctions on afterkorea just nine days north korea had conducted its six illegal and most powerful nuclear tes