professor paul elliott, many thanks _ gatherings.l elliott, many thanks indeed, director - gatherings. professor paul elliott, many thanks indeed, director of i gatherings. professor paul elliott, i many thanks indeed, director of the react programme here and public health medicine at imperial college london, thank you.— there are still concerns about the impact of omicron, even if it is milder. the variant is spreading rapidly across europe and around the world, as tanya dendrinos reports. a silver lining just in time for christmas, but while preliminary studies suggest the omicron variant appears to be milder, its rate of transmission is another story altogether. omicron is already the dominant strain in a number of countries, including the uk, portugal and denmark. and according to the world health organization, that will soon be the case right across europe. there is no doubt that europe once again is the epicentre of the global pandemic. the top ten countries with the highest mortality are in europe and central asia. in spain, t

with people like crystal eastman empowered to alice paul and feminism in the mutual love, they were really interesting particular white women and elliott you're making me think of so many people and not so important there's all these people indicate uses excuses for the different time or the world's not ready yet. and there is a question from todd which i'm really curious about this answer is any mainstream assumption about public school that you found out during your research or in the book that turned out to be false. >> mainstream assumption of public schools, i think a lot of people don't know that the peak of integration was in 1988 a lot of people think public schools are more integrated than they are that the baseline thing i think also people had a vague idea and that it's unjust and they don't understand the depths of it indulges give an example in our own community in oakland for school that my kid goes to now probably raises $10000 a year from private fundraising since is not coming from the federal or state or county government when we first started going to the school it was $5000 in many years when nothing was raised that