first, among quaker was as a system, but also among free black communities that were starting to emerge throughout the northern areas and there were free black communities in the south. they could not open, only organize as the communities did in the north. so you would see communities black, free, black communities and philadelphia as well as in new jersey. you would also see it in new york, you would see it in boston, and eventually in places like new bedford and syracuse, new york. and these organizations, these networks of people who would help individual girls, not only finding jobs, not only finding a place to live, food, clothes, because one of the first things you wanted to do was to change the clothes you didn't want to have the person walking around in the same clothing that they escaped in because that was an identifier. so. so these this network of people were very involved in also raising funds to help to assist and of course, to resettle individuals so that they could continue to live their lives. shortly thereafter, though, many of these individuals who escaped also wante

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you know, we know about quakers. we know about quakers in east tennessee. that was in east tennessee means being sympathizers. you know, or or not believing in slavery. but, you know, there some stories that we may never find out, especially like you said, with the scope of work that we have so. morgan asked, what can we do today to help make sure that continues to happen so for black stories. yeah i mean there's a couple of things i think, you know, philanthropic work is always good, but i think, i think, you know, education like is important to be able to just, you know, tell this story, you know, two different people is great making that connection. i think one thing is really important. i talked to the sierra club about this when we did a podcast last year. i think one thing is important in what we're trying to do differently is that there's lot of dark history. it comes to, you know, especially in the slavery period. but we also want to make sure that we're telling like of as much of the story as to bring as much people in because we don't want people

not because we are pacifist, i have a great respect for quakers and others. i am a christian but i'm not a pacifist. i believe in justice but in very different circumstances. afghanistan, trillions of dollars. iraq, trillions of dollars. ukraine, now over $135 billion and growing. more than likely, you don't know how much money is actually being paid. we have to be sensitive with our ukrainian brothers and sisters but also critical. now, two decades later, 13 former soviet countries are now part of nato with missiles targeted at russia. if russia had missiles in mexico and canada, what were the u.s. government do? probably blow them this leather reins. -- to smithereens. the wealth of america is greed. the best of america's love, justice and willing to live in the world as a nation among nations. that is the legacy of martin luther king and so many of the others i have mentioned. host: to ken, caller from spokane, washington. caller: good morning. what a privilege to be able to speak with you this morning. i just have a question for you regarding the democrat

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. >> greg: quaker oats. a broom and you go up there just like that. scoop it and put it in there and you take him inside. >> jamie: that's a very specific container you need. >> greg: yes. we have to move on. i don't know who won that. i'm going to have to give it to kt even though that bored the bleep bleep out of me. >>> up next you must if you tweet the pre fix. fights back pain two ways. for 8 hours of relief. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. ♪ >> a story in five words ♪ >> greg: five words. cis gender is now a slur. kat, in a tweet elon musk said the word cis or cis gender would now be considered slurs on twitter. mean if someone say a liberal or radical activist calls you cis they could get temporarily suspended. what do you make of this police speeching, or speech policing, or dream policing they live insid

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and in meetings— brought up a quaker and in neerrnge or— brought up a quaker and in meetings of theanyway, let's just put knot oeroe. r— rawness. anyway, let's just put that aside. i want— rawness. anyway, let's just put that aside. : that aside. i want to respond to you, actually, because i strongly disagree with you. i think when somebody has been taken in such a horrific , quick taken in such a horrific, quick way, the point of these things, i mean, you listen to some of the siblings, some of the feelings that they're experiencing. you hear the parents sharing their experiences. they love what this to me, when i see these kind of vigils, i feel it's a celebration. it's a mark of these people. it's a i mean, again, my arms are up. it's a coming together. it's an outrage. i think it's just we're just it's very simple, michelle. we're different generations . to we're different generations. to eo-w onko- we're different generations. to me,-was only 21.- we're different generations. to me, was only 21. this to me, this is was only 21. this to me— me, this is was only 21. this to me ,

>> stephen: "back then they called it old quaker town.lphia had a big beautiful bell, not a crack in sight. my dad used to say to me, he'd say to me, 'joey, i don't want you spendin' time with that benji franklin kid, always flyin' kites and chasin' petticoats, won't amount to a hill of beans, and by the way, get off that hill of beans, that's dinner. come on, joe jack! red coats are coming! no, i'm serious, folks. come on." the previous president had his own rally, and he was laser-focused on the biggest issue of 2022: 2024. specifically, who he's theoretically leading in the polls, and he's already testing out new nicknames. >> let's see, there it is. trump at 71. ron desanctimonious at 10%. >> stephen: desanctimonious? really? desanctimonious? yeah, there's nothing voters like more than insults from a word-a-day calendar. "let's get bellicose! desantis is a pusillanimous sycophant! incarcerate him aloft! incarcerate him aloft!" but before desantis can face off against the former president, he has to get reelected as governor of florida

the quakers will be holding their annual pride night celebration during their match tomorrow night atsan jose. and for more on the event, we're joined now by jen matthis , the coo of the san jose earthquakes. jed, good to see you again. appreciate the time. what is pride night going to look like for the earthquakes tomorrow night? yeah it's going to be a great night. a night of inclusivity and a safe space for everybody to come and enjoy. soccer soccer as a sport that brings people together. and we see our stadium as the communities meeting place. so we have ken yeager, former san jose city council member and county supervisor, santa clara fired up our earthquake siren. we have the national anthem performed by dan pfister from a silicon valley gay men's chorus. we're selling a pride patch designed by a local artist who and we have a lot of activities in our fan zone pre-game with a number of organizations there to distribute information about what they do when their activities. yeah. so you've collaborated with a local artist on those pride patches that are going to be up for sale, an

she she worked with other women religious women and with quakers and they founded something called the friends association for children. now, why did they find i found that, number one, it was right after the war. but her own daughter and we have a photograph of our own daughter, margaret ann, who would have been my great aunt margaret, was sold away from family. they never saw her again. and so my grandfather, who was a baptist minister and helen burroughs, a minister, and he writes he said, you know, if i only knew where her lifeless body was, i would tell my children and my children's children. and so i am telling you about margaret and but lucy obviously worked hard that orphanage because she knew that there were children out there like margaret ann who were taken. and now that organization is still in existence. lucy's picture is is up there. now, what i tell that story, because it's not about me. it's really not it's not really about my family. it's about history is about the nature of a slave system in a city which is very different from the nature of a slave system, a plantatio

we all know this quaker movement.of the liberal revolutions that they arrange around the world. that is, they are building liberal fascism globalism on this uh scale, so it all goes back to the roots of this symbolism there. let's see how alexander behaves. you analyzed social networks, how he behaves in relation to this duck. they don't want to be like walking ducklings they don't want to be like they can be shaken off and ways someday and ways social way and nature is good and the weather is good. this funny duck is collecting a lot of money and lined up work to destroy the state of traditional values ​​and plant everyone. here are these uh, minority stories, and everything else, and the alexoros himself, nevertheless , 17 times they go to the white house, they are photographed from the rock haris from the works and with a macron. he has a whole pantheon of these, what can be discussed there? well, look, of course, you need to understand. yes, soras funds, they give huge colossal money to the democrats. here, i'll j

he sent his sons to a quaker school. there is a way to save the budget. host: you think the united states can get rid of its military budget? caller: yes if i was the president is the first thing i would do. host: do you think is used for deterrence so other countries don't attack us? caller: no. war is never the answer. host: what if we are attacked? caller: it's not going to happen. host: why? caller: we will have a worldwide movement to do away with military's and wars. host: so if other countries give up the military we should give up ours? caller: yes. host: bill is next. caller: thank you for taking my call. i called you on the approval line and i was very pleased with the performance of president aydin. i feel as if he is one of the best presidents this country could ever have and i feel very blessed that he is our president and he is trying to move this country in a direction that helps everyone, not just the rich and the poor. he is trying to make america greater and greater. he has a vision for this country and i would be more than welcome to be

he sent his sons to a quaker school. there is a way to save the budget. host: you think the united states can get rid of its military budget? caller: yes if i was the president is the first thing i would do. host: do you think is used for deterrence so other countries don't attack us? caller: no. war is never the answer. host: what if we are attacked? caller: it's not going to happen. host: why? caller: we will have a worldwide movement to do away with military's and wars. host: so if other countries give up the military we should give up ours? caller: yes. host: bill is next. caller: thank you for taking my call. i called you on the approval line and i was very pleased with the performance of president aydin. i feel as if he is one of the best presidents this country could ever have and i feel very blessed that he is our president and he is trying to move this country in a direction that helps everyone, not just the rich and the poor. he is trying to make america greater and greater. he has a vision for this country and i would be more than welcome to be

not because we are pacifist, i have a great respect for quakers and others.a christian but i'm not a pacifist. i believe in justice but in very different circumstances. afghanistan, trillions of dollars. iraq, trillions of dollars. ukraine, now over $135 billion and growing. more than likely, you don't know how much money is actually being paid. we have to be sensitive with our ukrainian brothers and sisters but also critical. now, two decades later, 13 former soviet countries are now part of nato with missiles targeted at russia. if russia had missiles in mexico and canada, what were the u.s. government do? probably blow them this leather reins. -- to smithereens. the wealth of america is greed. the best of america's love, justice and willing to live in the world as a nation among nations. that is the legacy of martin luther king and so many of the others i have mentioned. host: to ken, caller from spokane, washington. caller: good morning. what a privilege to be able to speak with you this morning. i just have a question for you regarding the democratic par