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

it continues the negro is physically qualified for combat duty but the negro is profoundly superstitious. he is by nature subservient and naturally believes himself to be inferior to the white. he is jolly, trustful, lively and docile by nature. but under harsh treatment they become a sullen and stubborn. he is susceptible to the influence of crowd psychology. the psychology of the negro is such that we may not expected draw leadership material from him. the negro has not a lot of confidence in leaders of the race and it would be an impossible to place leaders of his race over whites. he has not the physical courage of the white. he cannot control himself in fear of danger to the degree that the whites can. the negro's growing sense of importance will make the more and more of a problem in racial troubles may be expected to increase. that was still the state of the art if you want to think of it in those terms of the way generals in the army air corps thought about african-americans as late as 1939-1940. as you fast-forward to shortly after the war one of the first studies of that kind t

her dad worked quietly into his 80s after a long career in the negro leagues.ed in '02 and he got a gave -- grave marker last summer. >> it was beautiful. everybody had stories. >> on the ballfield they were good enough to be called "monarchs." ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ >> reporter: on these fields, finally they're good enough to be remembered for it! ron mott, nbc news, kansas city. >> what a great story to end on this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. >> we begin with some developing news tonight from yosemite national park. we are getting new information from our sister sfags inan d s fresn and sacramento about the search and rescue efforts that are happening as we ntspeak. here's a look now at the map. witnesses say a man and a woman climbed over the safety rail at the top of vernal

michael lomax, president of the united negro college fund. thank you. >> thank you. i am delighted to be here and to be a part of this thirteenth annual harlem book fair. and to help inaugurate what i hope will be an ongoing relationship with this wonderful institution in harlem and hopefully around the country. i have been asked to address the state of african-american literacy and education. the name of this event, the venue in which it is being held, the lineup of speakers and composition of the audience would seem to point to an upbeat assessment. here we are at the harlem book fair in an auditorium named for a great african-american poets, novelist and playwright, langston hughes who was almost from his adulthood from the time he came to new york in columbia university in the early 1920s was almost a continuous lifelong resident of harlem. we are in the library named after and build on the collection of a great afro caribbean bibliophile, arturo shown bird. we are around the corner from another harlem book fair venue named for another african-american poet, one

iglesia 15;38 a pesar de habia rumores ellos lo habian negado pero finalmente lo tenemos en blanco y negro y ya no pueden dar vuelta atras 15:46 2;20 a pesar de que es monumento historico despues de cierto numero de anos pueden demolerla y el nuevo comprador posiblemente haga ahi departamentos, un edificio de departmentos 2:30 ademas de clementina, hay otro grupo de defensores de la iglesia al que pertenece juanita villegas.... 17:01 me siento ofendida porque la iglesia el santuario es un legado que nosotros no podemos permitir que nos lo quiten 17:08 pilar nino 28:13 este grupo dice que para salvar la iglesia en los meses pasados ya recogieron cerca de 500 firmas que fueron enviadas a la arquidiocesis y ahora planean mas acciones 28:22 18:31 estamos pidiendole a la gente que llame a la oficina del arzobispo y que le diga me opongo firmemente a que esa iglesia se venda, esa iglesia es nuestra, la vamos a recuperar 18:42 clementina por su lado

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

negro is obviously a mispronunciation of negro which is spanish for black.i am not sure that is the root to do that. in principle absolutely. >> about things getting better. obama is good for white people especially zionists who put him in power for israel. obama -- under obama, white unemployment goes down and black unemployment goes up or stays the same. illinois has been noted in the chicago reader to have a 400 towns in which obama cannot sleep except in jail. >> is there questions somewhere? >> considering how racism is embedded in the criminal justice system would you say blacks are deluded to think things are getting better when more than half of people in prison are black? >> that is a good question. the bureau of labor statistics just last month released statistics which show that black employment is higher. black employment his lower than it has been since statistics have been kept. we are seeing a situation in economics, african-americans have been particularly hard hit by the latest downturn in the recession and we are also as the questioner indi

tÚ dices el vestidito negro nunca falla pero quÉ pasa?no te gustÓ. porque eres bien comedida y discreta con los peores vestidos. vamos a ver boby larios. >> llega este hombre, tremendo cuerpazo y quÉ hace y se abre la camisa y muestra pues... >> ese es su mejor cuerpo! >> los pantalones eran fatales. >> quÉ habrÁ vestido niurka en ese dÍa? >> no te adelantes. por dios. inolvidable. ese aÑo no estuvo muy acertado! eliminado total. >> y tambiÉn tenÍamos a olga taÑÓn, amor, ella salió del mercado y dejÓ la cesta en la casa y se fue corriendo a la alfombra y se puso el sombrero. >> a esto me referÍa yo de lo permisiva que puede ser esta alfombra. y figura cÓmo le permite cambiar y hacer una cosa divertida. >> tratÓ de aÑadir ese look juvenil pero a la hora de la verdad. >> cuando uno no tiene los 20 aÑos tendrÍamos que cambiarla por atemporal. >> contemporÁneos. >> la faldita escolar no a los 40! >> y en el 2009 una mujer co un rostro precioso que siempre ha tenido como problemas para encontrar ese estilo, ahÍ la vemos y solo se ve el top. y

hÍgado, anemia y problemas cardÍacos si nota desprendimiento en los extremos lÍneas blancas o puntos negrosÓn y saber cuÁnto cuestan los boletos de entra, visite la pÁgina. >> y no olvide su cepillo de dientes para cuando salga

. >>> un vestido negro seguro cortito. >>> el negro me encanta.... . >>> el centro de espectáculos eniendo un disco a su hermano a quien vemos en esta foto por primera vez. >>> es un proyecto red kevin ortiz mi hermano menor preparando un proyecto para el año que viene como productor.>>> y los temas de él son fuertes >periodist. >>> lo dejo ahí para que tengan la sorpresa. >>> hay curiosidad por su vestuario. >>> ahorita tengo que cenar lo ve rasmente jueves bay. >>>... grandes secretos con el permiso de gerardo vamos a ver qué ha grabado. >>> estas imágenes de su concierto en oregon antes de viajar a miami. aquí en el aeropuerto en la florida junto a sus músicos parece que esperaban transporte. ya sabía, entraron a este auto gerardo mira su twitter y dice.... >>> y este es el video que quería, dale, dale, muestra la ropa que usaras, oh no, se agotó la batería, qué mal. bueno, si ven a gerardo díganle que tengo su cámara, la voy a subastar en cuanto a chino y nacho y el otro joven escuché las canciones y no tienen nada de parecido, chino y nacho pa'lante. aquí con un gran amigo larry

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. >> la meta es enseñar a los blancos, latinos y negros que somos todos hermanos que comparten la esenciaopulsores del antaño . >> facebook y la compañía timeoner unirán sus fuerzas para ir en contra del buyling . >> las empresas difundieran mensajes y facebook también tendrá una aplicación para que los usuarios suban videos y mensajes contra el acoso . >> la llamada acta de ayuda para los propietarios responsables removerian las medidas para los que pidieron préstamos refinancien las hipotecas . >> si estás personas pudieran refinanciar tendrían miles de dólares . >> una propuesta tienen indignados a los que puedan hacer fiestas en parques públicos pues se terminar al fin de las celebraciones al aire libre . >> no se pretende el festejo sino que garantizar que las familias ocupen los espacios gratuitamente . >> esto afecta a santos como pecadores . >> en guatemala se detienen a dos sujetos sospechosos de la muerte del cantautor argentino . >> hoy los restos fueron recibidos por su viuda en buenos aires . >> el cuerpo será velado y luego cremado . >> en argentina hay tres días de duelo .

mire este fabuloso ford fiesta negro, hatchback 2011.o $159 al mes y llame ya. >> y hablando de camionetas para el trabajo, aquí tenemos en capitol expressway ford lo mejor. mire esta fabulosa 2010 toyota tundra. y ¿sabe qué? es crewmax, edición especial. y tiene cuatro puertas, tiene tracción en las cuatro llantas y es lo que usted necesita para el trabajo duro. y se puede ahorrar $9000 del precio de kelley blue book, así es. aquí la tenemos, especialita para usted en capitol expressway ford. >> y si usted quiere una camioneta lista para trabajar y bien nueva, aquí tiene ésta 2011 ford ranger. está bien equipada para que usted escuche su radio y trabaje todo el día. se la puede llevar por $13,985. así es, $13,985 y se ahorra en capitol expressway ford. >> capitol expressway ford tiene de todo tipo de auto para que usted se divierta con su familia de lujo. mire nada mas esta preciosa crossover 2006, es una mercedes r350 y ¿sabe qué? tiene hasta asientos de piel y es para siete pasajeros. esta fabulosísima y además se la puede llevar por

on a more substantial note, here she is addressing the national conference on the problems of negro youth in 1939 with aubrey williams who was head of the national youth administration and mary mccloud bassoon who was the highest ranking african-american woman in the roosevelt administration, an official of the national youth administration. did any of you by any chance participate in programs of the national youth administration? sometimes to talk to people who say, oh, yeah, this is how i got through high school 'cause this was a program to offer work study opportunities to students and let them stay in school during the tail end of the depression. and then the start of world war ii when it then changed into turning people to work in defense industries. we know that eleanor was very instrumental in setting this national youth administration up. and, in fact, fdr himself referred to it as the mrs. organization. and here she is at the camp in 1942 at a summer leadership training institute of the international student service. notice this is an integrated group. that was very rare for the

i think we should go back to negro and caucasian. >> the question? >> it wouldn't be bad for people to be scientifically literate and black-and-white is like should we -- to you think you would be better to talk about this in a way that makes us closer instead of saying black and white or for that matter the opposite sexes that makes us more different than similar? >> sure. okay, fine. do i think you would be better for us to talk about ourselves in ways to bring us closer? of course i do. another question is what that is and i don't think it is as simple as substituting negro for black or caucasian for white. negro is just obviously a mispronunciation which is a spanish pronunciation for black so i'm not sure that is the way to do that but in principle, absolutely. >> [inaudible] obama is good for white people especially to put him in power for israel. obama [inaudible] illinois has been noted in the chicago reader to have 400 tons in which obama cannot sleep except in jail. >> again, search is there a question? >> considering how racism is indebted

se trata de un oso negro de 350 libras que merodeaba sobre la ruta 164 oeste en portsmouth..ntes de control de animales le inyectaron un tranquilizante y lo llevaron lejos del sitio.. expertos creen que se perdio el conductor de un bus ello equitandole la vida a cuata docenas, se declaro no culpable de asesinato involuntario.. kin yiu cheung, de nueva york se presento hoy a corte luego que se le imputaran cuatro cargos por felonia.. el juicio esta programado para el 12 de septiembre... segun los utobus provocando que se volcara en la interestatal sexuals bajo la presidencia de evo gloria el libro "ser gay en Épocas de evo" es una protesta, nos dice convencido el escritor edson ramirez . es una llamada de atenciÓn al estado y a la sociedad boliviana sobre la realidad del movimiento de diversidades sexuales y de genÉro, en un paÍs que dice (quien dice? el autor o el pais) estar cambiando. "creo que el movimiento de personas no heterosexuales, las diversidades sexuales en el país siguen estando sin reconocimiento del estado boliviano y de la sociedad en general es u