please welcome to the stage philip henry. applause. hello. ok, let's face it.re's nothing sexy about diarrhoea, is there? and as that is the main noticeable symptom of crohn‘s disease, this inflammation of the digestive tract stopped me dating for years. if you can imagine someone slipping a high—power laxative at some point every day and you and had idea what was going to go off, that's what it is like living with crohn‘s disease. and that's what it is so hard. have you ever tried to be romantic shouting through a toilet door? it's not easy. i decided to give dating another try. i want to tell you how that went. before the dark times, before the crohn‘s war began, i clocked the nakedness of her ring finger. she was single. i asked her out on a date and she said yes. numbers were exchanged. a place was agreed. time and date was set. i figured all i really needed was one good date. that would lead to a second and hopefully a third. three dates was the time to drop the crohn‘s bombshell, i figured, because up to two dates, you can bail, you have to have a good re

leaders in the union movement likea philip randolph or people like the secretary of the naacp and his deputy, roy wilkins and the sterling attorney, thurgood marshall. henry lee and the assault these people. they are all actually intimate of his. he's this important journalists. the 1% to break the story in "the new york times" and the national press about the shift in electoral voting patterns that will enable african-americans who moved to major northern metropolises to build a shift the balance of power. african-americans get behind a democratic candidate, then those candidates will win because the balance of power has shifted that this new black migration and henry lee mood brings that out in a series of articles in "the new york times" and the really inspires chester who wants to sort of, you know, stay even with his brother who earns a phd and also his cousin, a big shot in new york and he starts thinking once they get out of prison i can sort of make it. what happened with the fire is the ohio state parole starts to take it seriously. it gets reduced to a seven-year sentence. so chester comes out in 1936. he comes back to cleveland where he's tryin