phyllis is the iowa representative was speaking.resentative who is black about the incident and reported that she said the racist act seemed to last forever. she said, she has been called a racial impotent before. but had never experienced anything like what occurred on friday's call. the gazette, newspaper reports, individuals shouted and drew a racial epithet and posted an image of a monkey on the shared screen for all participants to see. among the events participants were three black state lawmakers and two black leaders in the iowa democratic party. one of the leaders in the call was iowa's first black democratic party chair, ross will burn. who joined this program in october. after someone threatened to lynch him because he wrote an op-ed critical of donald trump. that threat is still being investigated by the ames police department. a recording of friday's zoom meeting has been turned over to the western law in police department which is now investigating. and joining us now are two people who experienced that attack on frida

wheatley inspired and imagined phyllis wheatley. think that's a wonderful book i recommend to everybody. i love her poems and memoir. i like elizabeth alexander. i think that we are in a moment and have been the last ten years or so of a real kind of wealth of extraordinary poetry, and so i would say pick up a book and even if you don't understand it, you might find yourself nonetheless drawn to the images and of the language and then one final thing, i follow this twitter account. i don't know who it is but based on the greek poet, they will share bits of her poetry translated and every day they share a bit. if i can't get every other poetry in i get that in on the twitter account. >> i'm going to go follow that now. that's great. thank you so much. >> thank you for the opportunity. i enjoyed it. >> is there any last words? >> i hope people read the book and enjoy it and then pick up some of the book. i forgot to say what one of the last works i talked about briefly is just the most amazing poet in the world. >> perfect, on my list

phyllis wheatley, and managing imagining phyllis wheatley that's a wonderful book and i recommend it to everyone . i love her poems but also her memoir. i love nikki finney. and i like reginald way and that's. i like elizabeth alexander. i think that we are in a moment of and have been for the last 10 years or so of a real kind of wealth of extraordinary poetry. so i would say pick up a book and even if you don't understand it, you might find yourself nonetheless drawn to the images and language. and then one final thing is i followed this twitter account. i don't know who it is it's called like sappho or something based on the greek poet sappho. they will share books of poetry. i guess translated from ancient greek. and every day they share this. and if i can't get any other poetry and i get sappho in through the twitter account. >> i'm going to go follow that now, thanks. well, thank you so much farah. is there anything else, any last words you wantto give ? obviously, plug your book. >> i hope that people do read the book. i hope theyenjoy it. it's a gift for readers i think and t

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i don't know for 46 years, phyllis nab han says she's run this antique store inclement street in san francisco through earthquakes, and then covid which almost wiped her out. i couldn't come this store for a month and now reeling from the loss of more than $12,000 in merchandise stolen from her store, gas, light and shadows antiques. they took the whole case of watches. they took two cases of jewelry. you're a place herbal vintage watches and the jewelry. sterling silver and i have rubies and emeralds and it was very expensive. the thieves also making off with a pricey tiffany glass lamp and her laptop, phillips says. it's likely that the thieves started casing restore on friday when her motion sensors started going off over and over again. she assumed it was a short but police telling her they were probably jiggling your door to set off the alarm and they're they're parked down the street to see the police response time it could have happened to any store and it has. it's happened to all the stores up and down. clement. day after day, she says she's been receiving theft alerts from

i don't know for 46 years, phyllis nab han says she's run this antique store inclement street in san francisco through earthquakes, and then covid which almost wiped her out. i couldn't come this store for month. and now reeling from the loss of more than $12,000 in merchandise stolen from her store, gas light and shadows antiques. they took the whole case of watches. they took, um two cases of jewelry. you're a place herbal vintage watches and the jewelry sterling silver and i have rubies and emeralds and it was very expensive. the thieves also making off with a pricey tiffany glass lamp and her laptop, phillips says it's likely that the thieves started casing restore on friday when her motion sensors started going off over and over again. she assumed it was a short but police telling her they were probably jiggling your door to set off the alarm and they're they're parked down the street to see the police response time. it could have happened to any store and it has. it's happened to all the stores up and down. clement. day after day, she says she's been receiving theft alerts from

bybo phyllis wheatley.i think that is a wonderful book. i recommend it to everyone. i love her problems but also her memoir. i love nikki finney. i like original dwayne betts, l i like elizabeth alexander. i think we are in a moment of and have been for the last ten years or so, of a real kind of a wealth of extraordinary poetry. and so i would say pick up a book, even if you do not understand it you might find yourself nonetheless drawn to the images and the language. and one final thing, i follow this twitter account. i do not who it is it's called creep poets. they will share bits of her poetry i guess translated from ancient greek. and every day they share it. if i cannot get any other poetry in i get it in through that twitter account. i recommend that. [laughter] picks i'm going to go follow that now, that is great. thank you so much. >> thank you for the opportunity i so enjoyed it. still it is there anything else in the last words you want to give even a plug obviously for your book? >> guest: i hop

i don't know for 46 years, phyllis nab han says she's run this antique store inclement street in sanrancisco through earthquakes, and then covid which almost wiped her out. i couldn't come this store for month. and now reeling from the loss of more than $12,000 in merchandise stolen from her store, gas light and shadows antiques. they took the whole case of watches. they took, um two cases of jewelry. you're a place herbal vintage watches and the jewelry sterling silver and i have rubies and emeralds and it was very expensive. the thieves also making off with a pricey tiffany glass lamp and her laptop, phillips says it's likely that the thieves started casing restore on friday when her motion sensors started going off over and over again. she assumed it was a short but police telling her they were probably jiggling your door to set off the alarm, and they're they're parked down the street to see the police response time. it could have happened to any store and it has this happened to all the stores up and down. clement. day after day, she says she's been receiving theft alerts from a

phyllis wheatley was an african, girl poet with the litany of firsts in 1773 she became the first black person, the first enslaved person to publish a book in the colonies. the most controversial on being brought from africa to america. i quoted here. brought me from my land taught my soul to understand if there is a god that there is a savior. once redemption never sought nor new was with scornful eye of the color is a diabolical die. remember, may be refined and join. celebrated, reviled and revisited, this poem has had many lives. initially celebrated as evidence of the capacity for intellectual pursuit and evidence later it was reviled because of its representation as in pagan and it expressed gratitude. these were the vehicles for an act of mercy granted by god. enslavement is the price paid for salvation. for christianity when the poem is revisited in the 1980s we move finally from the opening, to the clothing one. christianity gives her the authority to challenge racism and claim equality. as an equal to those that she addresses and offers them a challenge and issuing an admoniti

before i go i have to ask how you decided to use the phyllis shapley comparison. as i know, you know a lot of people watching know as linda was writing this, the miniseries mrs. america was on the air and an interesting comparison. tell us how you settled on that. >> host: not many people watch that popular miniseries but it wasn't in the news. i had been writing years ago in the history of the abortion issue in the united states and a big role, the equal rights amendment, and tuesday if this amendment is that the constitution, the right to abortion and doing that, she was able to foment riots between catholics and evangelicals in american politics, very wary of one another, the catholic church being on abortion and evangelicals, not because of abortion thursday that they saw as a threat to the traditional family structure, and it is oversimplified, there were many hands in this but focusing into the very powerful coalition that was coincident with the rise of ronald reagan. toward the end of the public part of her career. her career lasted until 2016, to endorse

and she knew phyllis near the shaft line, watched on a good auburn blitzer and smoked down his industry, lumped them on the clemency hyphen on, on the taking over again. go on vita edge bit, it's been supervised, then i list of us the stuff about oscar buddha defer hub. i don't know for her, but i get ingenuity in general. the active on facts between the name given the goals and for and on the minds i'm done under my son, come in via it's good. mine shot to somehow suspect. and i can only go to lim, chosen for i live in people house at some doctor, an audition, baton longest open of haga suspects discipline, who in bidding that this minister him come to me and i'm gotten shut off to if i will, or not us moving fish, he don't get the most funded 1st the i've been out, but of them on this leaving come diva mit organ on bit burger fox are trying to best of it is to can kind of align that's getting more than the internet . so knowledge mind of to them and done about it, dodge land when it up long for and yet the presidential to go performs even votes of the stocking, dim cottage and started

that was a little bit with phyllis goes whether it can be fickle yesterday with sunny but today the town is struck by a blizzard. the pile of firewood outside is no longer enough to warn the house. it's so abdul halima and his daughter to the market for a service with us. we heard another retreat. ok so about a year. mm hm. my what is a luxury for abilene? he thinks these logs will only last 2 or 3 days in a lesson, a mexican, on the a more. where do you know, how long does it go to on a national level and asking no solid statistics for afghanistan. but unit, for example, simply suggests that one bright m 6 in the country just under the age of 16, a snare to make another drama a photo shoot, a photo more show when they was, oh, they are like mozilla. your name jean rag mother made you sort of a bunch of. meanwhile, simpler who's given up drugs started looking for a job, which turns out to be a challenge. he starts by visiting a restaurant and talking to the manager with it shows the machine and i mean she, oh that's fine if you wanna just move it one more time. okay. oh, tell musician wh

oh, happy with john jordanian back to that one now or to a different with phyllis goes whether it can be fickle yesterday with sunny but today the town is struck by a blizzard. the pile of firewood outside is no longer enough to warm the house. it's so abdul halima and his daughter head to the market for a service with us. we heard another retreat. ok so about if we are so busy with my what is a luxury for abilene? he thinks these logs will only last 2 or 3 days. mm. mm. hm, with i hope this is a work or in days i think it comes in beginning on the cooling a with no natural log on asking and no solid statistics for afghanistan. but unit, for example, simply suggests that one bright m 6 in the country just under the age of 16 hours or they can get a snare to make another drama a thorough more show when they was oh, they are act mozilla. your naveen react mother made a bunch of meanwhile, simpler who's given up drugs to started looking for a job, which turns out to be a challenge. he's done by visiting a restaurant and talking to the manager a feel for each. it shows that i don't mean a

look at phyllis, things of piled up with appeal. as soon as they pop up over the period of the ninety's. when the promises made about nato's non expansion about its military infrastructure not being moved eastwards and about the non deployment of substantial military forces to territories of new members was simply thrown into the been by our western friends in the most flagrant way, a little dish. let's discuss this now to panata editor james base his at the land. so us claims here that russia is laying the groundwork to further invade ukraine under false pretences, james's, any diplomatic efforts underway to try and diffuse these tensions. well, the u. s. has certainly been having a big effort and it's going to continue in the coming days here at the united nations. they're not just briefing their allies from the e, u and nato, the briefing. lots of other countries like minded countries, other countries, they say they're sharing their latest intelligence with those countries here at the united nations. and they say countries that h

phyllis in on all of that. heolisgood emso much it is quitthe trick. if we take a look at the top of black mountain looking of the south bay that is a mountain view so we are looking across the south bay and you can kind of see the bridge in mount diablo in the distance with a beautiful evening and clear skies, hazy, and we will fill in some clouds with this view overnight and in fact you can see the poultry and from the camera on top of sales force tower looking toward the rest. and this comes in the night and keep the temperatures warmer so north bay temperatures and san jose now you may only go down to 37 instead of 29 but this is what happens and watch the clouds filter and overnight and just enough that we get a bit of a blanket and maybe less fog tomorrow but you should still plan on those. so there the morning lows and most of us go back down into the mid-40s and san jose we have 39 and concord in livermore and here is redwood city going to 44. the high tomorrow will go back into the low 60s and a few clouds, hazy and that is it. tomorrow is not

this pump instead of themes, their purity and beauty, a crazy true phyllis, the stage instead of melodrama. best light hearted chaos. it more like a wild party, lasting late into the night. told a dance many times. it feels like it. it's falling down the steps and it goes another layer and another layer. there is no rules in a way to that piece it's, it's kind of exists in a bit of a cabaret, like worlds, you know. but, but that allows for everything to happen. and, and maybe it's that sense of freedom that it just, it just wants to, it just wants to explode and do what it once may be a bit childish. ah, swan can't maybe not a whole fetched and masterpiece that will be talked about forever. but definitely something that leaves you wanting more and the performance is certainly demanding for the dances as exhaustion relief. when it's over for the choreographer himself, it's a chance with critical reflection. my feeling is there, what can i fix and what can i make better them? so yeah, good moments about him and you know, i can see the things where it feels itself and where it really works ni

you can use your store, which is phyllis, sets it up on us, you all to dump what you're going to enable this big luggable circle. you can choose brush, lincolnshire from motion motion. feel if your watershed with snow is a bottle on the side to conceal a to the listen, i was just to let them before the bush with the to push the bus. you possibly possibly get the free will begin. would trace catch up with those prints without miss buddy. that's the hello. yes. is that i'm getting more than that much to move a home for the going to the ash the white. yeah. bill which is normal or they give the dog they can put it for it, but that the family that i thought that machine that i did not come in them wasn't within india. that is near near more i need your logical but that a much more like ah okay. so she thought i put you on the residence. um you have the most questions, could she call auggie? what the other one is the roller. this is particular it's, it is out in what you mean. you mean? yes. that's in the other one. yep. when you was to pooler and checking in with them . again, look for you

this poem, instead of beams of purity and beauty, a crazy true phyllis, the stage. instead of melodrama, best light hearted chaos. it's more like a wild party last thing, late into the night. for the dance as many times and feels like it, it's falling down the steps and it goes another layer in another layer. there is no rules in a way to the piece it's, it's kind of exists in a bit of a cabaret like worlds, you know. but, but that allows for everything to happen and, and maybe it's that sense of freedom that it just, it just wants to, it just wants to explode and do what it once may be a bit childish. ah, swan can't. maybe not a whole fish changed, a masterpiece that will be talked about forever. but definitely something that needs to be wanting more and the performance is certainly demanding for the dances as exhaustion relief. when it's over for the choreographer himself, it's a chance with critical reflection. my feeling is there, what can i fix and what can i make better them? so yeah, good moments about home and you know, i can see the things where it feels it

we come to my case, phyllis, that's what i was told we come back to finish. he was cut from a different cloth. wow. did you find yourself wanting to keep a pistol and the after assessor the police learned of a math, hit them? well i, i never, i never are myself. everybody was i, you know, they're still there. that story was a gun rights, i think was a started to pistol when i i'm no, no, and i that that was another story from another era that was i'll call it apocryphal . but i to speaking of the challenge that our case when i was mayor. but it was made very clear to me by police intelligent the connection between the assassination plot and my position in refusing to sell our municipal electric system to this private utility. you have to keep in mind that during this time, cleveland was the bombing capital of america because of wars between various factions, of organized crime and organized crime, had penetrated into city government into the banking community. and you know, unfortunately, that the power that was exercise was such that yeah, you could pay, i h

and she knew phyllis near the shaft line, watched on on to albert blitzer and smoked down his industry, lumped them on the key muncie location on on would take them again, go on vita edge, but it's been a supervisor. then i list of the stuff involved with oscar booted for her by donald, for her by the crew. ingenuity in general, the activity, facts between the name given the goals and friends of mine, them a little under my son come and the minds of to somehow respect. anna can own good to live chosen for our lives in people house at some doctor, an audition baton longest open of haga suspects discipline, who in bidding, that's luke mendez, don't com them. yeah, and i'm gotten shut off to of oil or not. does this movie fish? he don't get the most funded for the i've been out. but of them on this leaving come diva mit organ on bit burger fought for 20 bits of it is a so you can kind on a line that's killing more than the internet. so knowledge of mine, of to them and done about it, dodge land when it up long for the presidential to go, performs even virtue of the sh docking demo cottage

terry, that went on longer than expected phyllis in a little bit. what was the mood? what did the secretary general say? that's right, les lynn and nato is saying that it is pleased that talks actually went on longer than expected. keeping the russians at the table was a key goal. remember at the beginning of the week, deputy foreign minister, we of course said, you know, if we don't feel that we're being listened to, we may call this whole thing off this whole week of meetings. so it was considered very positive that the russians stayed. they engaged, i was told by someone who'd been in the room that the atmosphere was business like that there was given take on both sides and simply the fact that this meeting was held. it all went on longer than, than expected. in a, in a cordial atmosphere, is definitely going to be played as positive by nato. but is it positive? i mean, nato's options, frankly, are, are narrowing a more and more can they solve these problems? or are they trying to manage tensions with russia? at this stage? nato always describes itself as a deterre

and she knew phyllis near the shaft line, watched on a good auburn plates and smoked down his industry, lumped them on the clemency hyphen on, on the taking again go on vita of edge bit. it's been so further than the list of stuff involved with oscar booted for her by donald for her by the crew in general, in general, the active on facts between going on to name given the goals and for and on the minds i'm done under my son and the minds of to somehow suspect, and i can only go to lim chosen for our lives in people house at some data, an odd mission. baton longest, open of harness respects disappear. whose bidding is that this minister in condom? yeah. and i'm gotten shut off to of oil or not of movies, fish. he don't get the most fun. the 1st the eyes are but of them on this leaving come diva mit talking on bit burger thoughts are trying to best of it is you can kind of align that's getting more than the internet. so knowledge mind of to them and done about it, dodge land when it up long for and the or the presidential to go performs even virtue of dish, dr. d macarthur's and start. a

remained at home. lonely lobbyist says his 7 year old boys, neuropathy, illness, worsened. recommended phyllis, there is the need to walk and walk the stress of not going out. seeing friends or the countryside being in open space. israel has been very hard for them. experts say the lockdown has had a devastating psychological effect on kids. but loony says his son can make up for some of the last time and get some relief with the certainty though, that he is protected against the virus. medina, santas, i just see that lima made an outbreak of cove at 19 as the latest threat facing toner, dozens of australian sailors have tested positive walls. shipping aid to the island, devastated by the volcanic eruption and soon army 11 days ago. when hay has worn out from new zealand, the h. m. a s adelaide left australia on friday carrying much needed aid supplies to tong up. but as the ship near its destination, the australian government confirmed there had been a covert 19 outbreak on board or can report to the to 23 personnel on hi to myers adeline, which to potter brisbin. a matter of days ago have be

is planning its own expansion with plans to acquire group 9 media, the publisher of sites such as phyllis, now this and the dodo a move that would combine the brands into one of the biggest online publishers in the digital space. the combined company would bring in more than $700000000.00 of revenue, and more than $100000000.00 in profit. and then their shock of selling off the seat of u as warner media and viacom cbs are exploring a possible sale of a significant steak or all of the c w network, which they jointly own. among the suitors in line is next our media group, the nation's biggest broadcaster, and a large owner of affiliates of that network. a keep in mind, these moves come as every major television network has made the move to streaming apps, including peacock, paramount, plus h, b, o. max, disney plus only to be joined on the new side by c and, and plus fox nation and portable tv. so what is the point of all this consolidation? well, the truth is, the answer is pretty simple. it really comes down to one of 2 things. either a subscription base model in the future in order to de

the only lobbyist says his 7 year old boys, neuropathy, illness, worsened. recommend a phyllis there is the need to walk and walk the stress of not going out seeing friends or the countryside being in open space. israel has been very hard for them . oh, experts say the lockdown has had a devastating psychological effect on kids. but loony says his son can make up for some of the last time and get some relief with the certainty though, that he is protected against the virus medina center. so just see that lima be to to honduras now, where the country's 1st female president, shamar castro is said to be thorn in on thursday. but a split in the president elect, spotty, has parked gail in the national congress concerns in our growing as whether castro can implement political reform. once she takes office money or wrapping reports from the congress grants a $100.00 is capital to go out by hunters continues to experience the start of a political crisis. now, we are actually inside the honduran congress. this is the floor of the main legislative chamber. now just days ago, tales broke out wh

and finally, some my fearsome phyllis, i think it was like, is fun footage to show you before we go as a iraqi kurdish fighters demonstrate that ninja combat skills. oh wow. i'm quite a bit of shouting there, but you can see what might be doing it. instructors put some underneath a male and female voice to the test in sub 0 temperatures. one of her ex coldest spot, dressed in the customary black head gear and clothes. they practice martial arts and fitting jumps forward rolls. well, cruelly, the snow snow see don't see that real from from iraq, d u but so we show you those pictures as we question more here on this channel that starts internationals. well, these are the 11 from oscar with me, kevin, i would thanks for checking in and a very good anything with them. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with james all down through here h

so it's a real time warp ah ah, was godaddy with us today for this phyllis day program to france now where officials are heatedly debating the vaccine passes that are being pushed by the macro government. now being reported that the country is resorting to a desperate measures to deal with its shortage of doctors and nurses. amid covert, apparently allowing infected medic showing fuel no symptoms to carry on working with patients. if the system becomes very strained and 50 percent 1st off, a positive, the less intimacy will come to work because the patients will still need to be careful. this, a new idea from the government comes as france is facing new record levels of cove . it 19 positive cases, some 330000 registered in the last 24 hours. what this will mean, especially exemption is that those who have a covey 19, but with very mild symptoms, would be able to care for patients even though they had the virus. and now what's really interesting about this is the, until now there has been a 3 line whip from the government that the key to catching or when you get code 19 is isolation,

oceania in american greek relations on increasing from brooklyn, new z status of zill, lexa alexandro phyllis. you for it spoke in order to be able, she hosts at american navy and of course, we handle brand about those dimensions. and those objectives that this report is going to be used to be more as open means increments include a direct prohibition for the presence of a you for a normal serviceman who glue in the territory of ukraine. onions update on the post, not fuels. it does not contain any prohibition for supplying weapons to ukraine's luxury use. point one is iran for a new service men and they are in humorous. it's not all she thousands as someone who says one said it's about if you hundreds, if you 100 american regions, brady and other world service men who, for one of the thumbs up that the and formerly there is no, was that assures ban on providing weapons to ukraine was, however, getting back to those with ideas that the current will ukrainian authority. so currently developing, so we understand more to well that era in the west is doing what it provides weapons to these author

at home. leoni lopez says, his 7 year old boys, neuropathy, illness, worsened. whittaker, memory. phyllis, there is the need to walk and bulk the stress of not going out seeing friends or the countryside being in open space. israel has been very hard for them. experts say the lockdown has had a devastating psychological effect on kids. but loony says his son can make up for some of the last time and get some relief with the certainty though, that he is protected against the virus. medina, sanchez, i just see that lima be to. so the international military's on dawn's el salvador to stop using bitcoin as legal tender. it says the use of the cryptic currency poses risks to financial stability and consumers. el salvador presidents reported the adoption of bitcoin as currency back in september. john holman, has more from san salvador last september and some of the was a 1st country in the world to approve the use of bitcoin, the crypto currency as legal tender along with the currency that have been used for some time in the country, which is the us dollar, as you can see, one of the cash point

. >> phyllis. >> stephen: you are celebrating your 35th anniversary together. ( applause ) >> and they? >> no, we met before. i was 16-- 15 when we met. yeah, this is the match made in heaven. she's amazing. she's a nurse practitioner, doing the work-- the tough work right now. ( applause ) thank you. and, yeah, 35 years. it's crazy. i'm only 32, like i said. ( laughter ) you know, it's-- it's about -- >> stephen: what's the secret? >> the secret? foundation, believing that we are together for, you know, the-- the reasons you fight for. the reasons you work through everything. if you have that solid foundation, that balance, there i am. i'm miagi-isming it. he's everywhere. but if you have the foundation and find that balance in life and the ups and downs and ebbs and flows of it all, it is about stick-to-it-iveness, and believing in the love that you have. it's so easy these days, everyone is like, "not my job. not my thing. don't tell me what to do. i'm out of here." if you feel you found the right person, then you work at that. ( applause ) >> stephen: i agree. now, before we go, la

phyllis gardner, a stanford professor, was one of the first people to be skeptical after rejecting her idea to create a patch that could deploy antibiotics. >> i said to her at the time that will not work. i'm sorry pit >> how did she respond? >> she just sat there eyes wide open. she did not have a deep voice. >> after advising her toys, he says she never listened. >> there was no compassion . she got a conviction on four counts. >> michelle is the widow of the former chief scientist who killed himself the night before he was required to testify about the company's technology. darker he told me he did not want his career to end like this. his words exactly. because he knew it was a fraud and he didn't want to be associated with it. he died thinking he was all alone in this. duck with eight men and four women of the jury saw what gibbons did early on should some still remain surprised she was convicted on the four investor accounts but acquitted on all patient counts. >> patients would be very sympathetic to a jury. investors would not be sympathetic to if they had 100 million to lose,

and our skill and ability remember they have those big arguments about phyllis wheatley.and thomas jefferson said well, i want to negrove and come along and master greek. then we'll know that they're literated in educated here comes phillis wheatley. she knows greek. is doing that thing and then he had a what had happened was excuse and moment. so thomas jefferson trying to say well slow down now wait, so the truth is that even when black people possessed the requisite skill or character to be able to be assigned human value or artistic genius. we ain't seen that way. we're seeing through a distorted lens that really casts a grave doubt upon the character of our creativity in the nature of our intelligence and who we are as human beings and our character. so it's a constant battle black art is a substitute argument, which is why. the absolute freedom of black art to exist without reference to politics as sometimes burdensome. to artists who would like can i live? can i breathe can i be irreverent? can i say stuff that might remind you of a stereotype, but i'm trying to do

practices and social inequities against women, so and do you think for example looking back to the phyllis schlafly days right one of the big arguments, you know against the area was this issue of military service and women in combat and the draft etc is that because we now have you know women in the military has that argument been kind of removed from from the picture i would say so, okay. so if you go to the eagle form website, they still actually have this idea that the era would force women into combat on the same level as men. so again, it gets back to this protectionist idea that women has special brides and one those rights is being exempted from combat do it or military service. but as you said and recent years there has been greater movement towards the recognition that women and that there should be a gender equality in terms of civic obligations. so a lot of times civic obligations go hand in hand with rights and the thinking is to have certain rights. you need to be able to carry out certain obligations. and so i think what you are referring to is and 2013 the department of def

entirely to wilson's health and then there's a wonderful book by a woman who became a friend of mine phyllis lee levin called edith and woodrow and it's really it's about their relationship, but it's really about this time and she did a beautiful job of going back into all the documents and looking what everyone in wilson's cabinet was saying asking about this and and wilson. he did allow people to come and see him he allowed. two republican senators to come and see in one afternoon and he could carry on a perfectly intelligent conversation but sustaining his concentration was absolutely impossible. these senators went away thinking yeah, he's in good shape. he can do this. so i went through a little spate. i haven't had a stroke but i went through a i needed a pacemaker it turned out and in the months leading up to that. i knew i was really tired, but i didn't think anything was wrong with my head except. i was having a hard time working and i could carry on. my daily whatever's and you know had no idea that i was sick. so i think stroke victims. you know, unless they can't speak. and canno

home. leoni lobbyist says, his 7 year old boys, neuropathy, illness, worsened. whittaker memory. phyllis there, if in the need to walk and walk the stress of not going out seeing friends or the countryside being in open spaces, has been very hard for them. experts say the lockdown has had a devastating psychological effect and kids, but loony, says his son can make up for some of the last time and get some relief with the certainty though, that he is protected against the virus mariana center. so just see that lima bid the ongoing effects of the pan there make her causing a bigger then to the world's economy. that had been hoped the international monetary fund that slashed worldwide growth forecasts and says the cost of living for many people is going to rise further. rosalyn jordan reports from washington, d. c. on those who are already struggling to make ends meet just a few months ago, the international monetary fund predicted the global economy would flourish in 2022 . but now the i m. f has a different outlook, thanks to inflation not seen in decades. i m f, economists said inflatio