she tempted a negro. she was white, and she tempted a negro. she did something that in our society is unspeakable. she kissed a black man. not an old uncle but a strong, young, negro man. no code mattered to her before she broke it but it came crashing down on her afterwards. her father saw it and the defendant has testified as to his remarks. what did her father do? we don't know, but there is circumstantial evidence to indicate that mae ella was beaten savagely by someone who was used almost exclusively to his left. we know in part what mr. yule did. he did what any god-fearing, persevering, respectable white man would do in the circumstances. he swore out a warrant. no doubt signing it with his left hand. and tom robinson now sits before you having taken the oath with the only good hand he possesses. his right hand. so humble, respectable, quiet negro who had the unmitigated at the merit to feel sore -- temerity for a white person. i need not remind you of their appearance or conduct on the stand. you saw them for yourselves. the witnesses o

you know the truth and the truth is this -- that some negros lie. some negros are immoral. some negros are not to be trusted around women, black or white. but this is a truth that applies to the human race and not to any particular race of man. there is not a person in this courtroom who has never told a lie, who has never done an immoral thing and there is no man living who has never looked upon a woman without desire. one more thing, gentlemen, before i quit. thomas jefferson once said that all men are created equal, a phrase which the yankees and the side of the executive branch in washington are fond at hurling at us. there is a tendency in this year of grace, 1935, to use this phrase out of context to satisfy all conditions, the most ridiculous example i can think of is when the people who run our public education promote that stupid and idle along with the industryous. because all men are created equal, educators gravely tell us the children left behind suffer terrible feelings of inadequacy. we all know that all men are not created equal. in the sense some people wou

she tempted a negro. she was white, and she tempted a negro. she did something that in our society is unspeakable. she kissed a black man. not an old uncle but a strong, young, negro man. no code mattered to her before she broke it but it came crashing down on her afterwards. her father saw it and the defendant has testified as to his remarks. what did her father do? we don't know, but there is circumstantial evidence to indicate that mae ella was beaten savagely by someone who was used almost exclusively to his left. we know in part what mr. yule did. he did what any god-fearing, persevering, respectable white man would do in the circumstances. he swore out a warrant.

at that time they used the term yellow negro a black who is white skinned. he said, why are you leaving town? they were just going to lynch a yellow negro, it's going to be a great show. and white said, i had to get out of up to. that's howe close he took it. and that h they were all of them were risking their lives. the white leader of the naacp got really got the hell beaten out of him in austin, texas, was never mentally or physically the same afterwardswards and he was beaten simply because the showed up in town. he was trying to stop the state from shutting down naacp branches in the town. so, again, i could talk about lots and lots of riots. these men did amazing work. they doubled membership in the naacp. the crisis, which was the magazine of the naacp, peeked at 100,000 circulation. they were doing amazing recruiting, and amazing lobbying, and it really changed -- if you read the crisis from that period you can see they would push -- publish a page of their political agenda every month and it's exactly what martin luther king was doing. same thing. i

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you know, it's true, this is really bad. >> stephen: did you just call ipads an aged negro? (laughter) i am offended! i'm not going to sit here and ask... have a nobel laureate make racist statements about... please go! >> i was saying steve jobs is esther williams. >> stephen: steve jobs is esther williams? (laughter) i don't know how we're going to possibly edit this. (laughter) thank you so much paul krugman of the "new york times." we'll be right back. thank you so much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you. welcome back to our continuing coverage of tonight's show. (laughter)ç folks, there are so many great choices in the republican presidential field, who can pick? (laughter) it's like going to the kennel and wanting to bring home all the puppies before governor perry has them put down. (laughter) but i have an especially soft spot for an underdog and friend of the show ron paul. he finished a close second at the ames straw poll and he's polling nationally in the top three ahead of michele bachmann with a margin of error of plus or minu

it was a week right after negro history week.ike negro history week a lot because we learn about people who make a difference. that is what i want to do. teh white -- the white section was empty, and the colored section was full, so i sat in the middle, the seat on the left, the last one in the middle. i was not thinking about anything in particular. i had a chocolate candy bar, and i was looking out the window. an older girl sat next to me. i continued looking out the window. more people got on the bus, and some more color and some were white, and soon, no more seats were available. colored folks started getting up, and white folks started taking their seats. i just stared straight ahead. "make light on your feet." other people got up, but i told myself that i would just stay seated. folks started staring at me. you know why -- you know, white folks. [laughter] "she knows where she belongs." open " i hope she is not one of them troublemakers --"i hope she is not one of the troublemakers." me? a troublemaker? just because of how

67 -- if america has organized through public policy and legislation to do bad things against the negro, america had better organized, politicized, and utilize its energies to do good things for and with the negro. that was martin luther king, jr., and he spoke as a profit, and i speak today out of our prophetic tradition to say i am sick and tired of promises being made, to folks who look like me, and after the day is over, we get the short end of the state, and we end up being, as "usa today" said the only major city in america that has lost african-american population. i am going to stir it up. stir it up. stirred up. [applause] >> i cannot think of a better closing. [laughter] thank you all. there will be press availability of here. thank you again. on one of work. thank you. -- onward and upward. thank you. >> before i take a roll, please turn off your cell phone, pagers, electronic devices. will call. -- roll call. [roll call] commissioners, the first item on the calendar is items proposed for continuance. at the beginning of the calendar, there were nine and since then there were

you know, it's true, this is really bad. >> stephen: did you just call ipads an aged negro?laughter) i am offended! i'm not going to sit here and ask... have a nobel laureate make racist statements about... please go! >> i was saying steve jobs is esther williams. >> stephen: steve jobs is esther williams? (laughter) i don't know how we're going to possibly edit this. (laughter) thank you so much paul krugman of the "new york times." we'll be right back. thank you so much. vo: this is cheryl. this is her four-year-old computer she doesn't think she needs to update. so to show her what she's missing, we built a pc store in her house. cheryl: oh my gosh! employee: what do you say we go shopping? cheryl: this one's very cool. cheryl: where's the tower for this? employee: everything is right here. cheryl: oh stop! cheryl: okay... alright... employee: flip that screen around. very light-weight! employee: 500gb hard drive. cheryl: i like the dvr thing... i like this one. vo: new pc in the house. cheryl: i'm a pc, and i'm finally up to date. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcom

one category of negroes or blacks.that's only logical response i can see to that. but i'm not an expert on the census forms. >> host: who is benjamin jealous and why do you write about him? pretty extensively. >> guest: he is the current president of the naacp. and he is in some sense this new form of african-american leadership. for one thing he's biracial until. he's young, he's in his 30s. he's a rhodes scholar, ivy school educated, and and he had every opportunity to go into another field of work if he had wanted to. but decided that he wanted to devote his career and his life to reinvigorating the civil rights movement in america. it also because, even if he hasn't quite figure out where he's going yet in terms of what he wants to do, he recognizes that whatever movement he ends up being part leadership of will be in many ways a different movement that of walter white, who of course preceded him by several generations. but he's a young guy who's trying to figure out where the new civil rights movement is, and for

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ones that no negros, dogs for k okees served. where he ran to the old radicals who have a sense of the bigger picture as they saw it. as joe klein described it in woody's biography, these old radicals would mutter have coherent about the capitalist, rich bastards and reach into their pockets and pull out a battered old red card that proved they had been members of the wildest, most violent, julius and disorganized gang of reds ever to strike fear into the hearts of the american bourgeoisie. industrial workers of the world. i don't know why he uses the past tense. that is my membership card. really trying hard. lot of people think they were wiped out in the red scare of 1919-1920. they weren't wiped out. just went underground to await the invention of the internet. you can pay by direct debit. guthrie was infected by their humor and cynicism and day care but particularly the song of a saying out of their little red songbook to fan the flames of discontent. of all the songs in that book the ones woody would have loved the most were

and much of what one sees during the 1940s in "ebony" in the "american negro exposition," in some of the initiatives to attempt to bring african-americans in greater alignment with the market is a puzzling over how to make this turn seem credible in the face of a much longer history in which black folks were face with the the heritage of their enslavement within the united states. and i think to some degree today going well past the sort of span of this book and thinking about what kinds of lessons it brings up in the present day, the fact that we still see many african-americans who are economically dispossessed, who are put in situations where they really do not have the capacity to exercise initiative, to transform their lives; they might be incarcerated, they might be in places this which jobs are very difficult to come by, they might be in places in which the wage scale or costs make it difficult for one to realize the kind of viable sort of economic condition. these n a sense, remind us that coming into the market is not necessarily a wholly empowering turn for individuals. and

. >> tambiÉn, voces hispanas se unieron en un tema para honrar a las vÍctimas del mar negro y hablamostÁ cantando pamela victoria, andrÉs puente que es el ex esposo de la cantante tatiana. >> asegura que ganÓ una demanda y por el uso durante una dÉcada del personaje la reina de los niÑos. >> ahora muy bien el abogado de tatiana dice que el dictamen no es final y que van apelar cualquier sentencia adversa, mientras tanto recluido en terapia intensiva estÁ jorge l. debido a una infecciÓn en la columna vertebral que no cede es lo Último que estÁ en el estado de salud. de la novela eva luna estÁ acompaÑando en estos momentos de su familia y lo van operar tan pronto mÉxico re mej un poco. >> se desnuda el actor aston c. el actor de 33 aÑos ya habÍa aparecido sin ropa anteriormente y dijo que en broma que de aquÍ en delante lo harÁ todo como dios lo trajo al mundo. >> presentÓ la banda irlandesa u2 un documental y refleja la etapa mÁs difÍcil de la agrupaciÓn hace 20 aÑos mientras tanto grababan su sÉptima producciÓn en donde tuvieron muchas discusiones por diferentes de opiniones. se estren

desde antes de iniciar, le pidió a votantes muy golpeados por el desempleo, negros e hispanos que loe los Ángeles, lo recibe. >>> cómo se atreve a venir aquí, a pedir la ayuda de la gente a votar por él. >>> es la sexta vez que viene , a llenarse las manos de dinero, y viene con manos vacíos. >>> encuestas muestran el desencato de hispanos al presidente. >>> que se frenen contribuciones pequeñas de millones de personas por redes sociales, que tanto lo impulsaron para llegar a la presidencia. >>> para los inmigrantes, y asuntos de los que no tienen empleo. >>> obama reconoce que no será fácil, el campo republicano también es sacudido, perry favorito de encuestas fue derrotado en en la florida, por kain. >>> el gobernador de texas, se vio afectado para la mala actuación, en el último debate de fox, y para las filas conservadores cometió un pecado mortal al defender el dream act, en su estado. >>> lo llevó al extremo de acusar a los republicanos de no tener corazón. >>> obama endurece su lenguaje en contra de perry, y republicanos, acusa de promover mismas políticas que resultaron de la

de ellas la tiro al sueño y luego la patearon para robarla, eran 2 afroamericanos usando ropa color negro tiene un nuevo osbtaculo, son los mismos del partido que la apoyo quienes no se pueden poner de acuerdo. >> el sistema para verirficar documentos de los trabajadores fue pospuesto por problemas entre republicanos, este tiene en oposicion a la mayoría del partido opuesto. >> no vamos a comer si esto pasa, porque el 80% de als gente que trabaja en la agricultura de california no tiene documen tos. >> nuestro acuerdo es no para leyes politivas que castigan a inmigrantes. >> el autor de la propuesta dejaron a kmars smith que dice que la demora fue por problemas de calendarios. >> 99% de los trabajadores personas son elegibles por la persona del proyecto. >> esto va acompañlado de darle visa a miles de trabajadores agricolas. >> esto además destruira la industrai agricola en usa. >> el ex jefe de policía de sacramento renuncio al ver que las recomendaciones del grupo no ayudaran al programa comunidades seguras. >> no hay garantia de que criminales hispannos de crímenes pequeños no ean depo

tiene el cabello negro y usa un arete en la oreja derecha.estigando una alerta terrible pero no confirmada. entre otras urbes. fernando pizarro nos tiene detalles. >> buenas tardes están en alerta por esta amenaza. >> puentes como este de virginia a washington dc. están en alerta por la amenaza. tenemos un fin de semana previo nos lleva. >> klas autriddaes persiguen a posibles sospechosos. a dos días de la conmemoración de los atauqes del 9/11 pero creen que faltan elementos imporatntes para enfrentar amenazas terroristas. >> no se pueden comunicar 10 años después en áreas que necesitamos. >> metro de washington revisó a los pasajeros revisando tecnología. >> es al azar y se toma una muestra en el paquete que llevan. >> tomen todas las medidas posibles para seguir adelante. desde washington. >> a menos de 48 horas en aquellos ataques todos lo vivimos y lo vimos. >> son dos personas. trabajaba para una empresa privada cuando se encontró en medios del caos. >> muchos llorando y todo mundo corriendo era un desastre. >> ya había comenzado su día

there was variation because given the negro history of the case and the ways in which the boys were separated, some were tried and convicted more than others. >> host: so what happened after that first case which took two weeks, all the boys had been tried together -- >> guest: they had all been tried. well, they were tried, in fact, in batches, so they were four different trials the first time around. >> host: okay. after that first case, two weeks, how did it get to the supreme court? >> guest: through a series of winding procedures. there were debates among various groups about who was best qualified to remit -- represent and defend the scottsboro boys. there's contention between an organization called the international labor defense which was, you know, the legal wing of the communist party and the naacp, the ild as it was called, won the right to defend the scottsboro boys. they won their loyalty. they got their approval. they also hired a very, very competent criminal lawyer, sam liberwitz from new york who played a critical role in laying the groundwork for the case as it winded its wa

accidente fue ayer a las 4 de la tarde, las persona impactada murio en el hospital, lo golpeo un auto negro y puede que la parte delantera tengo un golpe visible >> se estudia ñla muerte de un bebe de pocos meses y se arresto a la madre, el nió fue descubierto anoche >> se encontró a una mujer que quería quitarse la vida y después se le llevo a la carcel, autocipia del ebeb el lunes >> se encuentra estable un policía baleado, que recibió un tiro en el pecho y según las autoridades el policía estaba en un altercado >>un grupo de estudiantes de berkley dice que vendera postres y cobrara precios según la raza >> el precio más alto a los blanco y a los indigenas el más barato >> se considera la raza a la hora de admitir quien entra a las univesiddades y esto es una protesta >> unna mujer que visito una sala de emergencias le costo miles >> esta mujer quedo con problemas pàra desplazarse ella trato de no ir al medico inmediatamente pero después tuvo que ir >> no mama decía el hijo, no la puedo tener asio >> cuenta que en la sala de emergencias le drenaron sangre de la rodilla y la enyesaron, tuv

algunas carreteras de mÉxico se han convertido enas mortales os negros que parecen devorar gente.brÍan caido en manos del crimen o >>>raÚl: el viento par un grito desesperado lo queasa por aquÍ son historia secuestros y esinatos. en las carreteras personas en 5 aÑos. 4. 800 desapareciÓ el hijo pÉrez. >>> yo tengo la esperanza que sÍ, le pidote que nos eche la mano y nos ayude a encontrarlos. >>>raÚl: se consuela con el hi de su hijo a de su tierra en wau guanajua guanajuato. con Él iba el h gracias, que tampoco se sabe dicen que se investigara sobre ellos. l: estos caminos estaban llenos de veda, hastaÓ el crimen organizado los autobuados, los viajeros secues muchos asesinados. unae lo que ocurre en una narco fosa ubrta, habÍa casi 200 cuerpos clandestinamente, todos asesinados por cantes. solo el viento sabe cuantos lamentos y en san fernando fueron encontrados 72 migrantes asesinados. las autoridae el horror estÁ pna >>> r toda las rreteras. estamos n perativo y despliegue de seguridad. l: el movimiento por la paz no creque las cosacambien y recorren el camino de los iden el per

and oakie upstairs at least one record has posted a sign saying no negros, dogs or oakies served.ys these old radicals around the campfire mudder have coherently about the capitalist, the rich bastards, and then they would reach into their pocket and pulled out a battered old red card that proved they had been members of the wildest most violent julius and completely disorganized gang of redds ever to strike fear into the hearts of the american bourgeoisie to read industrial workers of the world. i.w.w.. a lot of people think that they were wiped out in the great red scare of 1919, 1920. we weren't wiped out, we just want to wait for the invention of the internet. so it's i.w.w. and you can pay by direct debit. anyway, and the infected guthrie with their humor and cynicism and anger but particularly the songs they sang out of their little red songbook to fan the flames of discontent and all of the songs in that book the ones that woody would have loved the most are the 26 parody's priceless the funny written by joe hill, swedish born immigrant to the united states who became a mar

despues de llegar tuvimos un tiempo sin hacer nada y nos quedamos mirando hacia arriba escombros y humo negroo que las naciones y este pais se junten y que pongan mas importancia a nuestra seguridad y que vivamos en paz. >> gracias mike ex policia gracias por estar con nosotros. esto es todo desde nueva york tendremos una cobertura completa maÑana. gracias por confiar. esperamos a maÑana >> seguiremos la cobertura y tendremos reportajes especiales. tendremos entrevistas con los niÑos que estaban con bush en el

. >> muy buenas noches, es un nuevo vÍdeo donde se ve a 5 hombres vestidos de negro y guardando su identidadan por estar exterminando a miembros del crimen organizado y manifiestan su respeto a las fuerzas armadas. lo cierto es que en esta realidad donde no se sabe quiÉnes son los buenos y quiÉnes los malos, veracruz es zona de terror. >> volvieron a aparecer, en capochados. dirigidos a las autoridades autodenominÁndose el brazo armado del pueblo. >> nuestro Único objetivo son el cartel de los zetas. respetamos a las fuerzas armadas que comprendemos, que ellas no pueden actuar al margen de la ley, que nosotros fomentamos. >> se atribuye las 35 asesinatos. dicen asÍ defender a la sociedad de la maldad de los zetas. >> condenamos a los malos servidores pÚblicos que con su apoyo hacen que este flagelo de la sociedad siga haciendo daÑo. >> es difÍcil combatir al crimen organizado. >> desafortunadamente el crimen organizado cuenta con recursos. >> sÓlo peleando en igualdad de condiciones, se podrÁ lograr erradicar de raÍz al cÁrtel de los zetas. >> al estilo de las pelÍculas de justicieros anÓnim

niños hispanos en todo el país viven en la pobreza, superando a los niños blancos con5 millones y negrosenemos familias, mujeres embarazadas que no tienen lugares a dónd ir, y se ve qe la realidad es más dramática, y se ve que los niños son el grupo demográfico más grande en e país, y se ve reflejado desde el 2007 cuando arrancó la crisis económica. según el informe, hay 127 mil niños viviendo en la pobreza, uno de cada 4 es hispano. >> funcionarios de una organización qu ayuda a familias de bajos recursos del área, conoce de cerca el impacto que se ha tenido en los niños. >>preguntamos qué es lo primero que usted cortaría, y qué es lo que tiene que cortar, y la mayor parte dicen la guardería, el cuidado infantil para los más chiquiticos. >> a raíz de esto, la organización esce vio obligada a proporcionar los servicios a bajo costo o de manera gratuita, también a raíz de la recesión se vio afectada la nutrición en los niños. >> fuera de esto estamos sirviendo a los niños comida excelente que eso es una ayuda para los papás, que los niños están comiendo comida saludable aquí. >> pero el p