it says president macron is still trying to avoid a new "black saturday" and more protests over fuel has involved talks with politicians and some communication with the leaders of the "yellow vest" protests. in the uk, brexit and the campaign for a second referendum dominates the independent‘s political coverage. picturing the green party's caroline lucas, labour's chuka umunna and conservativejustine greening — the three politicans say they have at least a million signatures calling for another vote. the gulf news anticipates more political fallout from qatar's decision to leave opec. it quotes a tweet by the uae‘s minister for foreign affairs. he claims qatar's move is proof of its declining role and isolation and says he expects more media attacks on opec from qatar. after the g20 meeting and president trump's meeting with china's leader, bloomberg reports that trump's advisers are "struggling to explain the deal he says he cut with president xi." it says plans to reduce tariffs on us car exports doesn't exist on paper and hasn't been confirmed in beijing. the new york times looks

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" team and santa take a deep dive in mexico. >>> the "men in black" are back in the new trailer for "men in black" international. it is the latest in the film franchise that first kicked off in 1997 with will smith and tommy lee jones. this time they become wrapped up in an alien murder mystery. "men in black" international also stars liam nees and emma onin thes ine any er award for raising public awareness about important social issues. the 80-year-old actress and activist will receive the honor next month in beverly hills. kids visiting the aquarium in mexico's guadalajara zoo are having a special visit from a swimming santa. santa claus known here as aqua clause dives into one of the fish tanks and waves and does flips as he entertains visitors. this is the fourth year aqua clause has made his pre- christmas aquarium appearance. that is your eye on entertainment. >>> maybe he has cookies underwater? probably not. >>> coming up, the biggest vape company is more valuable than one of the nation's biggest automakers. >>> want to hear the latest travel prediction numbers

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orange is the new black. the former kgb is the new fbi.s what we've got. >> you know, sabrina, i want to play this clip by rudy guilliani and i want sabrina to respond. he is insisting that the president didn't do anything wrong, but listen to the defense. >> it is not a crime. it is not a crime, george. paying $130,000 to stormy whatever and paying $100,000 to the other one is not a crime. >> did the president -- did donald trump know that michael cohen was pursuing the trump tower in moscow into the summer of 2016? >> according to the answer that he gave it would have covered all the way up to november -- november 2016. he said he had conversations with them about, the president didn't hide this. >> earlier they said the conversations stopped in january of 2016. >> roger stone gave anybody heads up about wikileaks leaks, it is not a crime. it would be like giving him a heads up "the times" is going to print something. this is why this thing is so weird, strange. the crime is conspiracy to hack. collusion is not a crime. it doesn't exist.

the whole new wave of black films with black stars by black directors. ew black film is being premiered just about every week. among those drawing impressive reviews is "boyz n the hood" directed by john singleton. >> i really wanted to make a film that voiced what i had seen growing up as a black man in los angeles. los angeles police department, i mean, they were kind of occupying force. it really became a war zone. >> i didn't do nothing. >> you think you tough, huh. >> four los angeles police officers who appeared in that videotape of the rodney king beating went on trial today. >> defense attorneys claiming they couldn't get a fair trial in los angeles got the case moved to more conservative neighboring ventura county. >> it felt like the officers were being sent to a very friendly venue and certainly more friendly venue than a downtown l.a. jury would have been. >> the defense picked apart the videotape and every image was turned around to say see where king is threatening the police officers. it's not about race. it's about king resisting. >> you d

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this, quote, brand-new black watermelon boy bowes for $36.49.nother one fashioned as a fishing boy is called gangsta blackie. they're from the top rated ebay seller surfside 1 jack, who uses the e-mail klanman 1 kkk. are you jack? >> no. >> reporter: a man we spotted getting into a truck packed with packages denied being jack, and didn't want to discuss the statues or ebay. what about the ones that are on ebay? >> no. >> reporter: well, there are some on ebay. >> i don't have nothing to do with it. >> reporter: the objects are listed in a section of ebay called black americana reproductions. it's loaded with racist items from the past made brand-new. from other sellers, there are slave tags, jim crow era signs and refrigerator magnets like this one that depicts a shooting target. >> they're hate images. they're images filled with hate. >> reporter: nicole fleetwood is an american studies professor at rutgers and an author of books on racist imagery. >> they're caricatures, racist caricatures that have been used for over 150 years. to continue to

had into prison life is movies like the shawshank redemption and the netflix series orange is the new black which has dramatize privet prison privatization does this kind of storytelling sugar coat or deep picked life in prison. no and i think that that's part of the difference between entertainment and documentaries for example is that you know entertainment is just that you need a compelling story lines you need a narrative meeting gauging characters and you know when you're talking about. you know when you're talking about locking up two and a half million people on any given day in this country it's like saying that you know the schindler's list accurately depict the death camps of the holocaust you know probably not one to draw you know once a dramatization. about you know small group of people and then the reality is a lot more people are being affected by it and cruel and brutal dehumanizing ways. is it dangerous in there every single day. well around five thousand prisoners a year die in american prisons and jails most of them through medical neglect as far as murder rates go that a

his unit known and celebrated had been comprised of black men hailing from places as far ranging as new york to puerto rico. they had been placed within the french army, trained with french soldiers. they mixed with french people and looking out from portsmouth, one might suspect the world is bigger than virginia but on french soil in the french army, one knew it. sergeant watts, named for christopher columbus himself summed it up like this. in response to the question what were the effects upon yourself of service overseas, he wrote have the world experience. i always return to that phrase, the world experience because i find it so provocative, joyful if you think of the world and all of its possibility and weary if you think of the world and its pain. perhaps it was both at once. world war i would bring african- americans into an encounter providing hope and fortification, trauma and deep dissolution. now is the crisis of the world in the great war. it's a period when jim crowe and exploitation that governed the entire nation was ascending. president woodrow wilson for all of his idea

mostly featuring messaging that target african-americans like the new black power, black man, you'veeen asleep for too long. it is time to wake up and build a nation. and saying wake up. and unite the right in charlottesville. encouraging black voters not to vote for hillary clinton. one saying hashtag hillary for prison in 2016. another talking about jill stein with black hands. and it did show some sophistication of cultural issues here in the states and how exactly to target particular groups and what to target them with. when they look at this sophistication, what is the takeaway? >> well, this is been a big question as to how much help they had from americans. in the mueller indictment it made cheer this w made cheer this was sophisticated. they had some understanding of american culture. particularly american troll culture. and that's what this laid bare. they knew which memes to target to which age group. and these russians took crown jewels of the american technology industry, this wonderful spoem has expanded democratic conversation online, i know vented by americans, and th

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now, that horrific tale is part of the dramatic story again of black people and again, bob moses, your son here in new york, he's still alive, really trying to register black people bereft of understanding that black people were not going to be simply subject to violence, but they were going to be evicted from their homes, have their mortgages undone by the white-controlled banks, understand that their businesses might be shut or burned down by violent people and understanding that at night, there might be crosses burned on their lawns and that there would be night riders with guns firing at their homes. so remember, it was in this violent environment that the naacp's leader in mississippi shortly thereafter, 1963, medgar evers, was killed by a klansman. again, when trump asks what black people have to lose, keep in mind that in the decades since all the sacrifice i just laid out for you, america has seen generations of black mayors, record numbers of black people in congress and the first black president. how can you ask what do you have to lose if i come in and engage in divisive, troublesome racial

they don't understand red is the new black for christmas. >> i have a feeling if you decorated the whitewouldn't be as pretty as what she has done. jesse: i think you are right. i would put a bunch of punch bowls and fill them to the brim. in massachusetts there was an invitation to a christmas party. i'm dreaming of a white dorchester. they got heat from all these left wingers at the town that said that's racist. we are dreaming of a white dorchester. >> anybody with common sense knows it's a takeoff on white christmas. the left always uses art as an excuse to put on display the most of vile and disgusting type of displays in different museums. but it's okay because it's art. why can't rudolf the red nose reindeer and white christmas the song art. another double standard from the left. i think people are getting tired of it. people see through it. just when we thought that they had run out of classes of people to name as victims, they come up with rudolf the red nose reindeer the latest victim attack. jesse: the "huffington post" says rudolf exhibits racism and homophobia and called san

for tax fraud in january, but he just landed a role on new netflix series, spray tan orange is the new blackstorm. we begin in colorado. a thief was stealing money for a nose job, she dressed up at rudolph, and robbed a business in forth collins -- they could not identify her it was a foggy evening, they hope to get clues from a sleigh they impounded, internet calls it strangist video of the year. that before the internet say spacey, col police are asking for the public help. and alexandria ocasio-cortez is saying this could have been avoided if santa paid his reindeer, $15 an hour. >> careful honey. topic two. >> electric booga lo,. to slovenia, holiday traffic is flying it looks like a bad stunt or a hot wheel track, the driver was uninjured, he passed a breathlizer. his uber passengers will destroy his driver rating, not true, he is a lyft driver, get it, because the left identify. -- liftoff. can you see the drool. >> driver thanked first responders. according to ood. she could still turnover. always ask to see carfax. >> topic 3, everyone christmas traditions vary around the world. in a

and then you have orange is the new black, making of a murderer, which are much more realistic in their depictions of criminal justice. i want to ask each of my panelists, which is hollywood gets right and wrong, when it comes from forming fictional and nonfictional narratives around criminal justice reform, whether it is a movie or a television show? >> when i decided to make my documentary, there were many layers to what i wanted to depict. one of the things i really took into account was what we think about when we hear someone who is and how they are depicted in the media. as soon as you hear that, you were like him they are usually brown or black. they come from a broken home. that makes you not feel sympathetic towards that. sister,n the case of my that she did not come from that. she made a mistake. but she is someone who came from a good home. she is a good person who is not a detriment to society. she is not what i think of when you see who is portrayed in the media. not only is she not that, there are thousands and thousands of people who are not that. it was important for me

the "milwaukee daily news" quote, the fact that negroes flocked to the outer rooms of the white house. so, that is three examples of black people coming to the white house. after new year's 1865 reception, the ban on black guests was reinstituted at white house levees, at least those given by mrs. lincoln. sojourner truth was turned away from the first lady's reception on february 25, 1865. a white woman who was present at that event recorded in her diary the famous african abolitiongrandmother ist, quote, went with but thegeorge karst, allowman would not her to go in to see the president first lady. when i went and she was sitting in the into room waiting for the captain come out. when i said it was too bad she said, never mind honey. i don't find it. it did not occur to me until too late that i should've gone directly in and told the president. i would like to have known what he would've said. i could not to go was done by his orders." now, if this woman went in and informed lincoln, he might than what he did a week later when he insisted frederick douglass be admitted to the post-inauguration reception. that's februar

the author and actress diane guerrero from the television hit "orange is the new black" chronicles here was just 14 years old. >>> in the early 20th century, lettuce was shipped across the country in refrigerated train cars. in tonight's california cannabis watch report, dion lim takes a look at the new green rush. >> reporter: john steinbeck wrote about the fertile soil, and you can see why. everything from produce to flowers from flourished here over the last hundred years. but as the flower industry shifted to south america, it left many of the old greenhouses empty, creating the perfect opportunity for a different kind of plant, cannabis. >> probably a lot of these greenhouses haven't been used in 25 years or more. >> reporter: he just finished his first big harvest since cannabis was made legal in january. >> this is a prime location for the bay area and for los angeles. >> reporter: before legalization, cannabis farms often operated illegally in remote areas, hidden in hard-to-get to places, like the emerald try angle. three morn california counties that have yogrown most of the

who had drunk the wine of the world with a wobbly, points towards the ways of the world in which new black internationalism gave u.s. authorities fits. even in this period, j. edgar hoover was ensconced in nascent bureau of investigation worrying and writing about the effects of radical propaganda on the negro . but even more, the green wobbly anecdote captures the nuances that white supremacists concerned about negro subversion never quite saw. although he agreed with many of the belgian's critiques, green doesn't initially like the belgian because he considered him too much of a hypothetical character. even more, he resented the captain's appraisal of the united states. having clung to a steadfast nationalism, to brace himself against the daily disillusions of his military service, green took on the u.s.' faults and missteps as his own. this is fascinating about green's memoirs, for all of its documenting of hardship and betrayal and mean spiritedness, green's sense of his americanness, sense of country and affiliation really doesn't flag at least through the first part of his account of

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and then you have series like "orange is the new black," "making of a murderer," which are much more realistic in their depictions of criminal justice. i want to start by asking each of my panelists, what does hollywood get right and what does it get wrong when it comes to forming fictional and nonfictional narratives around criminal justice reform, whether it is a movie, a television show, a documentary in your case, rudy or, in your case, bill, news stories? anyone. >> when i decided to make my documentary, there were many layers to what i wanted to depict and show the ramifications of these mandatory minimum sentences. one of the things i really took into account was what we think about when we hear someone is incarcerated and how they are depicted in the media. as soon as you hear that, you are like, they are usually brown or black. they come from a broken home. they come from a broken community. and that makes you not feel sympathetic towards that. and i knew in the case of my sister, that she did not come from that. she made a mistake. but she has somebody who came from a good

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money remains scarce as people hoard or play the black market. newasures will be difficult to enforce. on black-market dealers have pushed them deeper into the old city. >> the chinese telecom firm's chief financial officer was arrested. the e.u. tech commissioner says the bloc should be worried about the potential risk to e.u. security. renunciatioionted of the arrest. a bail hearing is set for this afternoon. a look at financial markets. in europe, tech stocks rebounded. all major indexes are in the ains forth strong gr the ftse. finally relief after three days of drops. down was down about .2% of the close. would you wear fish? a kenyan food factory has decided to save discarded skins to turn it into leather. it does not smell like fish. factoryaysof the the letter has been used to make shoes, jackets, and handbags. there is even interesting fish leather car seats. he expects demand to shoot up as the fashion industry moves toward a more sustainable alternative. is exoticather like reptile leather. leather is a good alternative. as it gains soon p

you may recognize him from one of his many jobs onscreen, in "orange is the new black," showtime's "billions's now debuting on broadway with "the new one," which is a one-man show. and as our alicia menendez discovered, the exact topic, well, it's hard to pin down. >> thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> one of your rare moments off. >> yeah. it seems like i'm doing all shows right now. >> i would call "the new one" a show about fatherhood. do you feel like that's a fair description? >> i think yes, and... it is a show about fatherhood and change, i think. i think, you know, one of the things that, when i was developing this show, is i wanted to make sure that it wasn't just about being a parent, but, rather, it was about how all of us, regardless of our age, have things that were we're hostile to doing or hostile to changing in our lives. and for me [laughing] it just so happened i never want to have a kid, and then i flipped. >> your wife was a big part of that flip. let's take a listen to this clip from the show. >> okay. >> she said i was clear i didn't want to h

black. this is my new youtube channel, jablinski."it's game on for jack black!ariety reports black has launched his own you-tube channel, named "jablinkski," which will feature a new video each friday, focusing on quote, "games, food and life." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. temperatures dropping a touch today taking daytime highs down into the mid to upper 50's with clear and dry skies overhead. windy conditions will be seen through the course of the day with winds gusting as highs at 20-30 miles per hour through the day and into the evening. expect cooler than average

believing that this shutdown will last for some time to come will stop chris buckler, bbc news, washington. blacktly paid around £3.2 billion less than their white colleagues. that's according to a report by the resolution foundation, a thing tank focusing on people on lower incomes. it used data from a survey of a 100,000 people over ten years. the government says it's brought in new laws to help companies make sure their management is representative of their workforce. we might not have experienced a white christmas but a two giant pandas have been having a great time playing in the snow in a chinese safari park. the attraction hasn't experienced a big snowfall since last winter, so the white stuff had to be created artificially. zookeepers here have been working hard to build good environment to make sure the pandas are happy and healthy. lovely to see pandas. it is 11 minutes past six. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. the daily mail leads with our top story this morning it's headline calls nhs hospital parking increases in england ‘a sickening be

one of the stars of ""orange is the new black"". >> it was not easy growing up in a house where her mother. it was not easy enduring the beating of a violent father, but she try yum naiumphanted over t tragedies. she denver defied the norm she is would marry by 18 and she wanted more and fell in love with computers, ran away in order to graduate from high school, went on to college and succeeded as a programmer. but when she looked back, she saw too many girls in need of a chance. in 2015 she reached back and extended her hand to them. she gave up her career and created the pearls africa foundation and the girls coding program. she has helped hundreds of girls learn and grow. and each day she teaches them these invaluable lessons. you are brilliant. you are equal. and you will triumph too. >> i'm 17 years. i'm the 11th child. my mom is a trader. while my dad is a fisherman. most of the people are fishermen. my friends are married. so i'm really trying my best to differentiate myself. >> when i went for the first time, i was surprised to see the living condition. i believe you have to find

chris buckler, bbc news, washington. blackare paid £3.2 billion less than their white counterparts each year. that's according to a report by the resolution foundation, a think tank focusing on people on lower incomes. it used data from a survey of a 100,000 people over ten years. the government says it's brought in new laws to help companies make sure their management is representative of their workforce. an american has become the first person to complete an unaided solo crossing of antarctica. 33—year—old colin 0'brady finished a race across the ice in 53 days, beating british army captain louis rudd. both men set out in november to complete the journey. the 921—mile trek took them across the coldest continent on earth in some of the most extreme conditions. well done to both of them. 12 minutes past seven. you are watching brea kfast. there are 1.8 million, single parent households in the uk, and for a long time it was believed that if a child was in one, it had a negative impact on their life. new research suggests otherw

she calls freddie gray to ask him -- he is a new, young black lawyer in town that she has been mentoring, meeting with. so she calls them that night and gray then calls joanne robinson, the head of the woman's political counsel and the woman's political counsel advises to call for a one-day boycott on a monday that she is to be arraigned in court. in the middle of the night, robinson with two students sneaks into alabama state where she is a professor and runs off 35,000 leaflets. at 3 a.m., robinson calls nixon. robinson doesn't call parks, interestingly. but she calls nixon and a 5:00 in the morning, nixon starts making calls to ministers in town. because he sees the needs of the ministers. a young minister in reverendthe name of martin luther king who is new in town and whose church is very centrally located. and sees this as an ideal place to have this meeting. atis not until the next lunch, however, that rosa parks finds out about these plans when she goes, like she usually does. from her would walk job in montgomery to have lunch at freddie gray's office. she finds out about the pl

if you want what you mentioned several times this morning, about the importance of black women, participating in the new movement, black women have always been in the movement. be very careful about this new emphasis on women being involved in the new movement, because it is the wedge issue that is designed to pit black men against black women. i'm 58 years old. my mother was a very strong black woman. she raised 11 children. she went to high school. we've always had black women who have been involved in this process. >> michael, thanks for the call. kathleen cleaver. >> respond? >> yes. >> i'm happy to hear you acknowledge that the backbone of all of the movements, black justice and black freedom and anti-slavery have been women. for several reasons. one of which is that the attention on the oppressing men was so vicious, that it was almost necessary for women. but the other one is that women took on that responsibility. and women leadership has been a feature of the struggle against slavery, against segregation, against racism, all of our existence and part of that i think is the church, the role of t

sima kotecha, bbc news, in the black country. n a grate, are to get it back. the new york police department tweeted that it had found the couple, who are back in the uk, and thanked everyone who shared the story. they got engaged on friday, before losing the ring down the grate in times square. cctv images showed the couple, named asjohn and daniella, unsuccessfully trying to retrieve the ring, before deciding to return home and buy a new one. but now new york police say they've retrieved it, cleaned it and will send it to its owners. in a moment we'll have the weather with stav danaos. but first, we'll leave you with images from the westonbirt arboretum in gloucestershire, which has been transformed into an illuminated winter wonderland for the 22nd year. here are some of the most striking images from the opening weekend. hello. the upcoming week is looking very mixed, capricious flip—flopping and it looks like by the end of the new week it will turn very unsettled with a deep area of low pressure bringing wet and windy weather.

tonight he is here to present his new book "invisibles" the forgotten story of the black woman lawyerwho took down america's most powerful mobster. it is brimming with intellect and grits. and new york times best-selling author walter isaac says raises it as a riveting and moving story, one with enormous revenues for our own times. we are so pleased to have its author here with us tonight please join me in welcoming stephen carter. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction and thank you all for coming out and i want to thank the harvard bookstore for inviting you back. the last time i was supposed to be here i canceled at the last minute there was an illness in the family and i couldn't make it. in the harvard bookstore said don't worry we will reschedule and now three years later we are here. it's a real pleasure to be here, most of you who know my work you know me much better for my fiction. but this is a book that had been rolling around inside my head for a long time and i want to get into the book in a sense talking backward. before i talk about the book i want to talk a

black gotham." examples of the inside story of african-american civil war experience. aterson tells the story of woman, part of the new york elite, black abolitionist cannot endorse who went agitate -- who would agitate african-americans. they can replace the unnamed stand in for all those black women who have been subsumed under the heading of "mammy." writers like the author of "the lost cause" peppered their stories with the reference to the mammy of southern lower. moment, my eyes are filled with tears when i look back through the mist of long years, the image of that dear old slave, and recollect how she loved me in her simple manner, how when chided even by my mother, she would protect and humor me, and how in the long days of summer, i have wept out my boys' passion on her grave." all this weeping contributes to distortion. it became so popular that northern writers joined in. such is the story of and rosie's 1872 by a woman who lived in new york city, but she wrote under the name -- under a pen name. she signed her letters o.a.w, which was short for only a woman. getting into the local color of black life in t

sima kotecha, bbc news, in the black country.m at the bbc sport centre. despite over two years away from boxing, due to a drugs ban and depression, the british boxer, tyson fury, drew with the wbc heavyweight champion, deontay wilder, this morning. but fury‘s promoter is now asking for an investigation into the scoring, and a rematch. our sports editor dan roan reports from los angeles. announcer: tyson fury! back in the big time and enjoying every minute. tyson fury appeared relaxed as he entered the staples arena, the british fighter with no shortage of support. the opponent deontay wilder cutting a menacing figure as the undefeated champion made his presence felt. what followed was a classic, fury dominating the early rounds, evading wilder‘s compper punching. but the american is famed for his knockout punch and in the ninth round that flew down. he recovered and going into the extraordinary final round, most watching had fury ahead but wilder then delivered a brutal combination. there he goes, right hand, left hand, and! ther

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new ahead at 8.. a black man tries to cash his paycheck.... and the bank calls police. now he's speaking out about what he says was extremely embarassing. and what the bank is saying to him tonight. and next. and next. day.and christmas christmas eve and christmas day. new ahead at 8.. a black man tries to cash his paycheck.... and the bank calls police. now he's speaking out about what he says was extremely embarassing. and what the bank is saying to him tonight. and next. east bay kids get an early visit from santa... the toy giveaway for families in oakland christmas is right around the corner. and some families in need got a little extra help today... putting new, wrapped presents under the tree. new at 8 tonight, kron 4's justine waldman has the holiday cheer from oakland. nats you could get one big one or two small onesdecisions, decisions, decisions.which present to pick.... sot i feel like it might have the most better stuff insideif it is not a gift from here.. these kids might not get any under the christmas tree.nats shaking giftsot in past years we could not

the black school is here. new york writers coalition can find what you need here.and of course, again i want to thank our sponsor and venue partner random house for embarking on this mission with me there are so many special people in here but don davis if you don't know her name you need to know her name. she is fantastic. she has published the heads of colored people. [applause] working with kevin hart, she has some names on the roster. those are names maybe edward t jones she is an icon with the publishing industry but i do not know a lot but that came up so many times. do you know, don? you need to know her. i will try my best. so i am so honored she is here today. she is marked by devotion. but she constantly places herself above others and i want to learn more from her so let's welcome don davis to the stage. [applause] . >> i am so honored to be in this suitable space with these beautiful authors and the readers i prepared some remarks but i will talk off the cuff and i will say writing is a lonely act authors create novels in their own head or archives or l

young nonwhite people between eighteen and twenty four and young black muslims are in the vanguard of those presenting compelling poetry to new audiences here in the u.s. today we are joined by three poets who are boosting the profile of the awful tarik touré is a west baltimore born writer whose work examines social justice and culture black muslim experiences his latest book he happens to have just right in front of him is called team parts and it examines faith family and fatherhood. city of this year is a two time youth poetry grand slam champion and her most recent book seven surveys the challenges that society places and black muslim women and offers a spirited message on how to overcome adversity and how my tool is twenty seventeen baltimore city youth poet laureate he starts with invisible cage listen to my heart go. me to do day to do day to do day do do day. capitalism wants to put an end that there's a god in me because to them god is wealth but god himself and never been dollar bill green i've seen politicians baptize them false dreams but i've been graced with psyching enough to see past the facade and recognize

so you have to imagine being a black lawyer, being a woman lawyer in 1930s in new york. it is a time when the bar was deeply segregated by race. they had a rule against black members for example at the time. they were very few women lawyers certainly very few black women lawyers in the country. for a black woman to become a prosecutor especially a special prosecutor was a big deal! it was a big deal. and it was news from coast-to-coast. dewey hires negro. you would see this in newspapers, she was in multiple stories and they were a lot of them about dewey's hiring ofhis staff , hers was the only photograph because it was kind of a man bites dog, this black woman, what is she doing there? he hired 20 lawyers, whose job was to investigate and break organized crime. and he gave press conferences, and he said that he wasn't interested in say, a conviction for tax evasion or something like that. or prostitution. he wanted what he called the real crime. like loansharking, or murder. municipal corruption, drug running. various things. and because of his political ambitions he ha