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we can see william wells brown o who was interpreting works of classical sculpture staking a claim to his right to an education and to his own expertise. but we can also see figures likt orra white hitchcock who was a really talented artist and natural history illustrator who when visiting these collections was sometimes reflecting on the fact that her husband and son were likely to benefit more from them than she might.ng these accounts allow us to trace the people who were engaging and visiting museum collections to think beyond what institutions were promising to offer and how people are reflecting on their own place within these institutions and really challenging the limits om what was being defined as useful knowledge during this period. the imaginative responses of writers also help us to illuminate the kinds of challenges and bigger questionse that museums were raising. in the early republic the ll french-born writer and diplomat st. john de crevecoeur really reflected on materiality and loss and was really imagining the objects that were circulating and being exchanged by ins

court justice denominate, i'mn going o find the best justice in america he could've walked o out ketanji brownkson and said this is the best in america and we would applaud that, beautiful. a black woman can do that. this to ato give black woman. this is old slave master talk. negroes understand you can't earn it. everything you get comes from the. it's silly because they are allowing the veryac people, they allow them to determine. >> judge jackson's credentials -- >> beautiful. he wanted people to believe -- >> why would a democrat marginalize her simply because otshe's black? >> everything to get comes from me. black people in the field for ar whole season, the master will give them. >> how is the republican party any better? >> the only thing that makes the republican party better is the fact they do not have in their platform the murder of children, destruction of the family, the fact that they are religious liberty. we got to understand there's a divide in america about lgbtq the church and state you have people in religious liberty. >> why can't the republican party with l these lies di

en ingles "roll call vote" o "voto nominal" donde los senadores democratas y republicanos uno por uno reafirman sus votos para la confirmacion de la jueza ketanji "onika" brownon .... .... pricesamente, esta votacion es cuando un senador vota diciendo "si" o "no para que su voto quede registrado con su nombre...y donde los sendaores podrian tambien ofrecer sus comentarios la presidenta del senado, la vice presidenta kamala harris fue la que anuncio el voto final ante el pleno del senado asi confirmando oficialmente a la magistrada ketanji brown jackson a la corte suprema lo que significa otro momento historica donde dos mujeres de la raza negra forman parte del gobierno federal... la corte suprema ha tendio 120 jueces de los cuales 115 han sido hombres blancos...en mas de 200 aÑos de la historia del gobierno del pais..jackson es las sexta mujer en cumplir este logro de diversidad..y la primera defensora publica... hoy salimos a las calles de washington dc para ver que piensa la gente sobre la confirmacion oficial de la jueza... y mientras que manana se espera que el presidente biden y la jueza jackson se dirigian a la nacion..este en momento asi es que ahora

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street fighting policies by the states and soon i realize tha o liberation is bound up with one another and so i found myself working with brown and black communities. across the united states sometimes when the blood was still fresh on the ground and with every film with every loss with every campaign i thought we were making the nation safer for the next generation. fast forward to present day. white nationalist declare this presidency as their great awakening. executive orders and policies rain down on us every day so that it becomes difficult to breed and hate crimes have skyrocketed once again but now. now i am a mother. just a few weeks ago my son was coming home with my father and my mother from a summer concert my son was sitting on my father's shoulders on top of the world and they were going to grab a ride on a ferry to across the marina to come back home i mean he was. his childhood has been magical. until they heard it. go back to the country you came from. my father was hard of hearing so my four year old son had to tell my father what the mean lady said. when they came home my parents were shaken didn't anyone sa

travis brown runs the quotes travis brown hate speech tracker, which uses a variety of proprietary methods o to reveal personally densifying information of private citizens who stray from the approved story line. nowor who pays for all this ? that's the question. will the travis brown hate speech tracker is funded by something called the prototype fund? here's the prototype fund describes i a point of travis brown's project quote prominent right wing extremist accounts on twitter and facebook have developed a well-documented pattern to distribute controversialedpa extremist cont to their followers and then delete it before moderators have the opportunity t to react to others before it can be censored. archiving is an important element in counteracting this behavior has in many casest led to prominent victories in the fight against the supreme extreme right extreme right. so no hate speech is the same. the hate speech tracker does not target the hate speech blm riders are in no only enemies of the biden administration and the guys at davos. how do they do it? well, brown's methods, according

o. >> thank you, the maritime transportation system is losely connected around globe. the connections are loser as we transcend the brown dries. so, it's still very much connected. from your prospective, do you think or where are we in terms of building the tape -- type of resiliency. >> i think i'd go back to the early portion. there is information sharing. that's easy to say and so easy to write-down. it's very difficult to make your gra guess because it had to deal with legislation and so many other rules and legislation we have. i feel like the most challenging development we have ahead of us when imcolonels to cyber security. information sharing is crucial. to make process and also one of the most difficult issues we faced. that's why i try the corporation between countries is so important because we have to be willing to take the extra step to our people and our government. salaries through all of our areas we will come up with legislation and share the information. it's much more difficult than is sharing information that's crucial. it's a lot of work for us too. >> thank you madam minister. >> i would echo what

o point is her moral character. when you read that alongside hitchcock's diary or alongside the writings of something like william brown you can see how i they're participating in this broader conversation and what it means to be someone trying to claim an equal right to be partu of this conversation and to assert their own knowledge and u expertise. this has been a long digression probably from your original question. it was important to me to think about how we could put these different sources together, how they are circulating across th fiction and poetry but also w through visual and written sources because i think that's also an opportunity in terms of future projects to think how we expand history who is collecting and donating to museums and visiting, too. >> and it seems like american e victorians who began in love with the british model of museums have changed their mindd by the end of the century. they travel, go abroad, and the british museum isn't exactly what they expected. how does that shift happen? >> i think the british museum especially is a really interesting contrast to what americans are seeing he

years later too many years later brown versus board of education established a separate but equal doctrine was overruled. that is as it should be. but the point i am trying to o make here is a courts decision on abortion or the right to marry same-sex partner, or separate but equal or even things like the dred scott decision which held african-american fugitive slaves were chattel property. or in the famous lochner case where the new deal justices struck down an attempt by the government to regulate the working hours of a bakers in new york. all of these involve the use of the substantive due process doctrine as a way to cover up and hide the fact it was judges in making the law and not the policymakers who run for office. i am also afraid judge jackson did not always adhere to her own admonition that judges should stay in theirin lane. in the case and make the road new york the american civil liberties union challenged a regulation involving expedited removal of individuals who illegally cross our borders and enter illegally. immigration and nationality act as a department of homeland security secretary and i quote, soul and unreviewable discretion" to apply

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to day it stands at more than $8000.00 adrian brown al jazeera hong kong says common than use a heads o room poses a curfew to bottom, protest against my fuel prices, the rising cost of living and the nice words for to also stumble in their bid the top for the premier league, and they will have a detail ah ah, let's go with your weather report for europe in africa. hello everyone. good to see you. so they woke up to some snow on the ground today and how sink in stockholm, that swath of snow has pushed further toward the door. so in finland, we're going to have some dangerous driving conditions. we've got a rain snow combo for scotland and i think above 300 meters, this is going to stick maybe up to 10 centimeters. well, push of air though, for london with a high of 15 degrees. rain is being whipped around gibraltar straight, and i think some of these winds could cause some damage that's drifting further towards the south in morocco. so a white and windy day for per box. okay, back to your break. now central areas got that instability moving west to east snow over the higher ground sunsh

o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess mama moran the ron university. thank you so much, professor brown. if i'm coming back on the show, before we even get to you crane, presumably, you're glad that the part of the sanction being lifted on president rising on the, on the president and the recognition of iran ally venezuela's president. my doro is the i a, a changing attitudes towards iran, and do you expect that you expect now the deal to go through? the expectation in iran is that all of these brutal sanctions are removed. they were never justified. there was never any evidence that iran was seeking a nuclear weapon. the intrusive sanctions that we've had in teheran, in iran for years have proven that by the united states and its allies have always use any excuse available, tend agonized iran, and to her ordinary iranians. the united states accuses iran of terrorism, whereas the united states has surrounded iran with military bases. it is killed senior, iranian officials with israelis. it's assassinated people, and it has been helping terrorist groups in syria and iraq and elsewhere. s

brown of ohio. and that they would probably lose all of those seats as we o practicality the last thing i would say that there is some thing happening that this leak came from an obama camp. and so obama was apparently tol us five item those people go ou and don't get their names to th press. they leaked it out and i think it's because the obama people don't want biden too run again and they're trying to get out there now so it's out in the water. do you think the obama people want kamala too run? i don't know people. people that live in that political world are different than me. if not biden, i don't know who could run. i think biden is the only one who could be him but i also think the cognitive the is exaggerated by ideological news coverage and i also think that we exaggerate how badly biden i doing compared to trump at the same point in his residency according to 538 biden is slightly ahead of trump at this point. let me ask you about hispanic voters who are disillusioned an disenchanted by pope item. at 26 percent. support biden. it is devastating and i mentioned today in the last wee i thin

o the supreme court. i yield the floor. that the senator from texas is recognized. >> thank you mr. president. next week the senate will vote on the confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson to serve as a member of the supreme court ofet the united states. judge jackson's nomination was announced i made it clear that i would go into this process with an open mind just as i try to do with each supreme court nominee that has come before the judiciary committee during my time in the senate. this is my eighth supreme court justice to participate in the confirmation. the good, the bad and the when it comes to judicial c confirmation hearings and i know some of express concerns about the tough -- that she fielded not that she did credible job answering those questions. she's obviously -- is obviously incredibly smart. i found her personally very charmingso as well. judge jackson has received two degrees from harvard completed her supreme court clerkship and served on the federal bench for nearly a decade. i hear no one questioning judge jackson's legal credentials for the lifetime to the sprinkler requires the right resume. our constitutional republic requires judges to

o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess mom and the of to run university. thank you so much, professor brown. and if i'm coming back on the show before we even get to ukraine, presumably you're glad that the part of the sanction being lifted on president rising on the, on the president and the recognition of iran ally venezuela's president. my doro is the i a, a changing attitudes towards iran. and do you expect that you expect that the deal to go through the expectation in a, in iran is that all the is brutal sanctions are removed. they were never justified . there was never any evidence that iran was seeking a nuclear weapon. the intrusive sanctions that we've had in teheran, in iran for years have proven that by the united states and its allies have always use any excuse available, tend, agonize iran, and to hurt ordinary iranians. the united states accuses iran of terrorism, whereas the united states has surrounded iran with military bases, is killed, senior iranian officials with israelis. it's assassinated people and it has been helping terrorist groups in syria and iraq and elsewhere.

o you are website. cnn.com/impact. you'll find several ways you can help there. >>> still to come, it's history in the making. judge ketanji brown jackson comes one step closer. the college jayhawks are wearing the college basketball crown. tharp path to victory still ahead. >> yes! yes! let's go. we did it! we did it! we did it! let's go! do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. that's virtually everywhere we serve. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >>> the u.s. judge ketanji brown jackson has secured bipartisan support

brown or and black or. >> i hope so. i hope so, i'm clinging to my 2008 summer of o aid working for the democratic headquarters in nashvilles hope nonetheless. i hope so. i don't know. i think that it will take a lot of fortitude and i think a lot of strategy in a lot of them capacity for nuance on both sides. that i think, i teach college students and they're smart and they're flexible and i think we can make it. i hope we can make it. we're going to have to really have a lot of patients and a lot of useful cynicism, i think, to proceed. >> caroline brenda williams, i am with you. as tough as it is, i too am hopeful. thank you very much for coming to the last word. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, we'll get a live report from ukraine and the latest on another military aid package that president biden is sending to ukraine. that's next. if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home and must be taken within 5 days from when symptoms first appear. if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they're mild don't wait, get tested quickly. if you test positive and are at high risk for severe d

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number of black and brown girls that are so until we start being honest about this impact we will hinder addressing it. >> to discuss the misconceptions in terms of movies and other pieces o you mentioned they oftn characterize victims as a young white girl and i think we know thatte quite often the backgroud of children who are victimized is much more diverse. is there something you can explain to the audience around some of the different types of children who might be at risk or were victimized by sixd trafficking? >> the media really tends to focus on white victims in a sex trafficking frankly of all kinds.ra there are certainly white victims of sex trafficking. i can think of some in my head right now but there's a disproportionate amount especially of black girls that are forced into the commercial sex trade. it's a lot of multi generational so kids with family members who were already in the trade. we are seeing a lot of kids from impoverisheded homes. a lot of times kids in these homes don't necessarily have a stable network at home. they don'tnd necessarily have parents home and they have unmet needs such as basic things food, clothing, a place to stay. or theyy h

decided to d lie tos us about the death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, activistst used that false story to drive police out of blackut neighborhoods o in many parts of america that was supposed to make things better. fewer cops, less racism. right. r no net effect. a lot of people got killed and most of them were black. then there's the second spikeec in the last decade,ad the bigget one yet. as we said, itt camee in the summer of 2020 and it's continuing today. same reason, same effect. there aren't a lot of trends in social science that can be explained in a single graph. but this isisph one less law enforcement means more crime and over time it means more dead children, more grieving parents c. t you don't need to be a criminologist to understand this is very obvious. even lori lightfoot gets it. lori lightfoot is the mayor of chicago. ba thanks to her equity based policies, the city of chicago is falling apart. people are dying in huge numbers. shootings in chicago jumped 60% last year.st lori lightfoot knows perfectly well this is happening. she knowsposeile this why it iso but loriot lightfoot doesn't cae . lori lightfoot iste

o connor. >> good evening madam president and members. i'm the deputy chief of administration this is my report for march of 2022. under our home land security director brown, there we g. we had a busy mont we began with a special event for the st. patrick's day parade. there was a great turn out. showing for the community. the mont of march saw us welcoming a new k-9 begin to station 14. on march 28, 2022. and under our diversity inclusion office with peoples we saw lieutenant joe and tony kayedo at our educational booth at the cherry blossom festival. on the far right hassage eye for talent reaches out to a young peter parker will be an asset in twenty years. >> they had the women's boot camp at treasure i lands by the united fire service women. a 90 minute work out and recruit am presentation with questions and answer. see a great group there. >> we saw the walk for epileps y the same group out reach team a safety booth reached out to the kids in the meeting and march and we had station 35 assisting as well. and one of our greatest projectless the emt class in the 9910 rank. public safety trainise you seat chief there. this is an important program tempe

o the supreme court. i yield the floor. that the senator from texas is recognized. >> thank you mr. president. next week the senate will vote on the confirmation of judge ketanji brownckson to serve as a member of the supreme court ofet the united states. judge jackson's nomination was announced i made it clear that i would go into this process with an open mind just as i try to do with each supreme court nominee that has come before the judiciary committee during my time in the senate. this is my eighth supreme court justice to participate in the confirmation. the good, the bad and the when it comes to judicial c confirmation hearings and i know some of express concerns about the tough -- that she fielded not that she did credible job answering those questions. she's obviously -- is obviously incredibly smart. i found her personally very charmingso as well. judge jackson has received two degrees from harvard completed her supreme court clerkship and served on the federal bench for nearly a decade. i hear no one questioning judge jackson's legal credentials for the lifetime to the sprinkler requires the right resume. our constitutional republic requires judges to ru

o the supreme court. i yield the floor. that the senator from texas is recognized. >> thank you mr. president. next week the senate will vote on the confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson to serve

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takeover of w h o by the gates foundation the organization like who becomes becomes monogamously faithful to certain philanthropic organizations. it comes at the cost of black and brown national health and these the reasons why? these are the reasons why global health has never been this vulnerable. we are at a point where we have many challenges from climate change and multiple infectious disease pandemics, and they are all on the move because of global trade and the sooner we get to the point that we have to stop making heroes out of singular people as against the gates foundation for years has been thrown money at indian problems, but none of them have found structural solutions that make indian hospitals better because then that means that it will shut the shop the fount of injustice means that there has to be continued the wretchedness in poor countries that then big philanthropy can come and help and the biggest examples of this was just devastating second way. india has never seen debts like that and we will carry into generational trauma from that. where did all the money gets foundation is invested in india go. it's a question to ask. so yeah, a short answer

browning. it's now more than five weeks since p&o sacked 800 workers, quite ruthlessly, to replace them with cheaperis morning, which i have been doing pretty religiously to see when those sailings are going to start again, they are starting tomorrow morning, first sailing at 4:25am. all of the tickets for tomorrow are already sold out, so you can't actually get on a p&o ferry now until tuesday. it is significant because the company has had a tough time in the last couple of weeks reputationally after sacking all those workers and replacing them with new agency staff. yesterday, the rmt union told the bbc it had spoken to some of the new agency staff who have been employed, and p&o tried to offer them cheaper contracts to what they were initially employed when they first went on the vessel. the maritime and coastguard agency stepped in and said, no, this is not correct and you need to employ these new workers on the original terms that you did, basically forcing p&o to make a u—turn and stop them giving them even cheaper contracts. so, yes, these boats go back out to sea, back out to calais tomorrow

o. according to the study, most of the top targeted books were by or about black or lgbtq people. it's an issue now tied up in local, state, and national politics. jeffrey brown to one epicenter, in texas, to report for our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> it's almost like she's betrayed by her own mind creating that fantasy, and also betrayed by th person she idolized for so long. jeffrey: a book club discussion in the library at vandegrift high school, in the leander, texas, independent school district northwest of austin. >> how far has everyone gotten? jeffrey: but this is the band book club, where the reading list is made up of books removed from classrooms. it was started by sophomores alyssa hoy and ella scott. >> i think it was really unexpected that they were taking these out of the classroom. jeffrey: unexpected? >> yeah, because these are critically acclaimed books and they're loved by so many people and they tell very powerful and engaging stories that should be told. jeffrey: have you noticed themes in the books that are being questioned? >> yeah, most of the books we read have women or women of color or people who don't have heterosexual re

o who's coming in . drugs are coming in like crazy and then we have to support our people, men and women in blue. guys , right now our crime is going up. you know, whether you're black, brown , whatever crime and crime is going up.p. but it's hurting the black brown community even worse. so you talk about the democrats letting us down. don't let t us down a lot. that's the reason i decided i was going to run because i said the buck stops here and so i encourage everyone support herschel walker. we get on team herschel and let's go to washington. let's change this stuff. all right. herschel walker , looking forward, this is a big pickup for republicans and i think he'll do a great job for the people of georgia and the country. hope you win. thank you for being with us. straight ahead, despite it hurting the midterm prospects, democrats continue to push their radical agenda when we comeme back , governor sarahy palin now running for congress. as the very down latest as we continue this friday night. why are so many people turning to superbeets bristol? because it would be bristol give you the energy and blood pressure support you want from real without the super beat. and i

browning is here. a couple of different new lines coming out about p&o ferries, we will deal with that in a moment. pretty categorically saying they were not offered lower wages, but they came back and said there is going to continue to uphold the investigation on the finding that it has found on—board the vessel, and that it has found on—board the vessel, and thatitis has found on—board the vessel, and that it is sticking with the fact that it is sticking with the fact that those workers were offered cheaper contracts, so it has been a real tit—for—tat of the workers dispute, just a small part of this dispute, just a small part of this dispute about firing and rehiring and bringing in cheap agency workers, and i have stuck form the remote firm and said its happen. taste remote firm and said its happen. we will keep an eye on that and see what becomes of that. the second issue on this is ticketing. there seem to be some ticket sales going on sale this morning, is that right? that's correct. i've been checking p&0 that's correct. i've been checking p&o ferries website quite regularly, when they came

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they deserve a justice as thoughtful, compassionate and committed as ketanji brown jackson. o i first ran for senate because of the supreme court. watching the hearings with anita hill there was no one on the dais that looked like me. no one asking the questions that i would ask and for most of the country o throughout much of the history the courts have been in the same way. they've not represented the diversity of the nation, not by a longshot. i'm proud to say we are finally fixing that including in my home state of washington. soon it will take another historic step at the highest level possible. we will vote to put another mom on the supreme court. ketanji brown jackson will make history as the first black woman to serve on the highest court in the land, though i'm sure she will not be the last because i know now there are little girls across the country watching as the senate confirms someone who looks like them to the supreme court for the first time ever. they are not just watching history being made. hthey are watching a very year fall down. a path open up and a futur

brown jacksonon is her lack of an inherent to a judicial philosophy. i have been very clear with each supreme court nominee since i tookce office that i'm looking o support a nominee that prescribes to original is. judge ketanji brown jackson explained it during the senate judiciary hearing she abide his by a judicial methodology instead of a philosophy. this means that according to her, that she begins at a neutral position to understand the facts and to interpret the law and receives all of the appropriate inputs, and then enters the law. i would hope that all judges no matter which court they took on that they approach the rolling from a neutral position and evaluate all applicable court filings and judge ketanji browns nothing about the way she understands and subsequently interprets the law. in my mind there are three areas of the law the judge must evaluate. the meaning of the constitution, statutes and case precedents in this interpretation sometimes leads to a different answers about the meeting of each of these different areas which is why it's vitally important it to know what he supreme court nominee philosophy is. for example, justice breyer