well now john quincy adams did come to visit at the president's house. what a roast remarkable boy. he is. i must tell you that that boy has more knowledge universal than anyone i can possibly think of he should make a very fine chief magistrate someday is my opinion. oh, yes. your next question is super. your friendship, of course as you all have mentioned included mrs. adams husband, john you traveled through england together mr. jefferson then lived in new york at the same time while both of you were serving in the us government. can you tell us some of the highlights of your times together? did you share tastes in the arts and literature? remember when we were all together in london and we decided that mr. adams and myself should have our portraits painted by brown mather brown. i'll never forget that setting. and then we exchange the portraits one to the other. i believe you still have my portrait that you'll be beautiful homepage field. yes, and that you should mention a portraits and the like it was a portrait of mr. adams that i first saw when i was coming to england to join

expense, open the door in den just country, and nobody seems to care about the issues and threat quincy. when the delegation from a cow was met with colonel goiter, they raised the possibility of sanctions against the officers responsible for this take over the cow. it has imposed sanctions on molly after the qu last august, but lifted them after an 18 month. civilian lead transition had been agreed to should we expect more sanctions to be imposed whenever i think the functions regime it so was number successful. people were able to trade, the more does our poor os or the frog that of course, i'm sorry, to post our shoes without taking into the each one edition, the product number can social realities of mildly meant that this time scenes. thank. she has redeem itself, became and i've seen my and allowed people to be very chris. of course it's so. so right now in the narrative or decision to re post those sanctions. i think world backfire. we need that much mom, the wound conversation as to what really the mile young people are looking for. how do we put in place a car leadership that e

condo, a civil society activists and a country director for accountability lab in the car, emanuel quincy, i'm director of research at the coffee and on international peacekeeping training center. and, and you know, one day mother was a villa, president of africa international media group, a warm welcome to you all mussa. let me start with you today. who exactly is in charge in molly right now? i, thanks so much for having me here. and i will go straight into you assuming the charge by my go get molly right now. have to resign. the president independent leave is money. but let me ask you so molly's military spokesman has stated that the transitional leaders, the inter and president prime minister handed in their resignation. in the presence of the cow delegation, led by former nigerian president. good luck, jonathan. does this put it cowers in a poor light? i mean, they are the mediator here correctly. does this essentially show that the military leadership in molly is dictating the terms when it comes to mediation efforts? absolutely, the, we've been a cool is yet another expression of r

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pitted incumbent president john quincy adams against andrew jackson slide 7, please. one of the many disputes between the candidate supporters was about which of their wives rachel jackson or louisa adams would make the better first lady. jackson supporters tried to present rachel jackson as the unassuming plain old housewife of the tennessee farmer she was hardly a plain old housewife. she had been born into a prosperous slaveholding for family from virginia. and at the time she and andrew live near nashville on a thousand acre cotton plantation where they held a hundred or so people in bondage. their land and human property together with andrew's previous military and political successes. place the jacksons squarely within the class of elites who ruled the country. but jackson supporters prefer to emphasize that his humble frontier beginning. and they apparently believed that the majority of americans voters. what prefer to have as first lady a plane housewife from tennessee. rather than a fancy slaveholding mistress or a sophisticated and experienced diplomate dipl

who we see here used catherine adams as an intermediary to deliver a message to her husband john quincy said let us think of this as a friendly chat and at the end of the letter, he had an important postscript. ps, you will understand i'm not there to say or write half of the above but you may do what you please with it. of course he expected her to show it to her husband. >> learn more about first ladies and gender, sunday on the presidency at 8:00 p.m. on eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific here on american history tv. and 24th of 1865 two military processions in washington dc called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson cabinet and government officials and general ulysses' s. grant watched from this reviewing stand in front of the white house.

joseph hopkinson used misses adams to deliver a letter to her husband, john quincy.y said let's think of this as a friendly chat. at the end of the letter, he added an important postscript -- you understand i would not dare to write or say half of the above to mr. a, but you may do what you please with it. of course he expected louisa to show it to her husband, she did, and he wrote a reply directly to hopkinson. >> learn more about first lady's and gender sunday on the presidency at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific you're on -- here on american history tv. >> on may 23 and 24th of 1865, two military processions in washington, d.c. called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson, cabinet and officials,

[laughter] >> i'm going to go with john quincy adams.hat's probably true. kennedy: know you did not get it right. it was old cold pickles thomas jefferson. he maintained this habit for 60 years and he started his own fire and he put them out with this little foot soak. fun facts about presidential history. you and all expense paid ticket to guam in august during the season. >> great. thank you. >> i'm glad you won enjoy that trip. >> great time. man panel think al verplanck did a great job. tim, gary, richard that's how you do it. all right there a lot of swearwords in their. thank you. inflation across the nation is heating up. prices for everything from lumber, cars and copper. hosting the biggest and income on record but why is the president still itching suspended plans despite the surge? hottie scotty martin is here to celebrate salonpas day and our mission to improve people's lives through topical pain relief we invite you to try our powerful, long-lasting patch for muscle and joint pain, get your free sample at trysalonpas.com his

years ago, we had an earthquake that occurred in quincy quincy is about. maybe, 50 60 miles from grass valley, and we've got these huge beams in our house, and, uh, the earthquake at that time started pulling them apart and they almost came down. but that's what i was afraid of this time, because if those beams that come down, we would have been in trouble. could you feel all three of them? no. i just felt i just felt the one that i guess it was the biggest one defended you. do. i felt a second one. but it was just a little shake. yeah, you know, sometimes it's interesting with the earthquake. sometimes it kind of feels like you're rolling. and then other times, it's just a quic or was this more of a jolt? was more of a role we lasted. so the ruling i felt a joke. it felt like it just kept going the whole house with shaking, you know, and i thought, oh, the bet is it feels like it's moving up and down. with scary, silly scare me. yeah, i can imagine. in venice you were in the bay area for the love of create a quick oh, that. no, no, no, this this didn't co

douglas was familiar with john quincy adams loss statement -- john quincy adams's statement who said to southerners, if we keep being belligerent, there will be a civil war. if there is a civil war, the constitution allows under its war power clause the congress and the president the power to end slavery constitutionally. for frederick douglass, slavery itself represented a state of war. he believed that because of slavery representing a state of war, he called for the immediate end of slavery even before the actual war broke out because, in his mind, for constitutional reasons. douglas said, immediately after fort sumter, he started calling on the president and sending his newspaper to the white house saying, in slavery, that will be the quickest way to end the war because the slaves constitute the stomach of the rebellion. unless you emancipate the slaves, 4 million blacks, roughly one third of the southern states, are aiding and abetting the confederacy. they are feeding the confederates. they are building worlds -- roads for them. they are building fortifications and trenches. if

the 1820s and the 1830s will be sharply shaped by the personal contest between these two men john quincy adams out of new england and andrew jackson from the tennessee frontier very very different figures. the 1824 campaign is full of candidates for the presidency this cartoon of the period will show you who they are. this is a library congress cartoon adams crawford jackson and clay the key of course will be adams and jackson. this is the way the vote turned out in blue is jackson adams is up here in new england in that odd pink color. and what happens is the election of this era goes into the house of representatives and in the house john quincy adams turns out to be the victor in a deal that andrew jackson will believe was corrupted by promises made to clay by adams for an exchange for clay support at him degrees to make him the secretary of state and the common view in those days the view today is the secretary of state is a natural position to step up into the presidency. so in 1824 adams wins on the strength of his deal with clay the next election. the 1828 election will see andrew

and that's it for the very 1st morning website, the dot com forward slash, a sharp rebec tomorrow. quincy. then go back with the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing what the us, the latest research information and context the corona virus, not because it 19 special on dw, you ready to get these places in europe are smashing all the records into a venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern globe trotter cover. some of us from wykard site you to know also in book form ah ah, ah, w h o has labeled a subtype of that cause it 19 virus 1st discovered in india as a variant of concern. it's a chilling phrase. the $16172.00 is thought to spread more easily. the subtype is responsible for the majority of new cases in parts of england. germany has banned old travelers from the u. k, except its own residents due to concerns about the strain. but there is some good news, the vaccines from pfizer biotech and asked her to indicate a thought to be highly effective against the variance after 2 doses and been presumed welcome. just when

letter to her husband, john quincy. he wrote her a long letter and basically said let's think of this as a friendly chat. at the end of the letter, he added an important postscript -- you understand i would not dare to write or say half of the above to mr. a, but you may do what you please with it. of course he expected louisa to show it to her husband, she did, and he wrote a reply directly to hopkinson. >> learn more about first lady's and gender sunday on the presidency at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific you're on -- here on american history tv. >> on may 23 and 24th of 1865, two military processions in washington, d.c. called the grand review of the armies drew thousands of spectators to pennsylvania avenue. president andrew johnson, cabinet and officials, and general ulysses s grant watched from the viewing station in front of the white house. on may 23, an estimated 80,000 soldiers led by general meade took about six hours to pass before the reviewing stand. on may 24, general sherman led about 65,000 soldier

and that's it for the very 1st morning website did dot com forward slash, a sharp rebec tomorrow, quincy of them. because who's to me or not to me? what about assuring economy? it's a change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new would be economic magazines in germany, on d w. me secrets why behind me discover new adventures and 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage site. the v w a world heritage is $360.00. get the app now the readings from berlin and a warm welcome to arts and culture where he's considered the greatest songwriter of his iraq. one whose lyrics not only power to protest, encounter culture movement, but even landed him a nobel prize for literature. bob dylan is the man of the hour on this monday for his 80th birthday, and also coming up picking up where it left off after its cancellation last summer . germany's famous ryan down music festival is ready to welcome visitors with a specially tailored corona, virus safety concept. ah, like the proverbial rolling so he wrote about bob dylan is nothing less than a cultural phenomenon. he's been

earlier d w news spoke to joshua quincy, akin a political scientist at the university of castle and asked him why that distinction is so important. while i think the german government is still afraid of the legal ramifications of a full recognition of the genocide and this is where we heard for mister moss, you know, using this language of saying that, you know, it would today be considered a genocide. here again, we have you and precedent. there's a double declaration that germany sign saying that mos atrocities and crimes against humanity committed during colonialism should have counted as such at all times. so japanese actually renew it. i mean, you know, falling behind its own standards here precisely because, you know, of the fear that legal action could be taken, which could lead to further reparations. now, of course, it's clear that so called development assistance can not be classified as recreation to any shape or form, simply because there are conditions, you know, that come with this money. and of course, if you say, you know, the wrong has been committed and he has recompense

he's the executive vice president of quincy institute for responsible statecraft in washington, the commentator on release politics. a strong statement today there from a un un human rights chief israeli forces may have committed war crimes during the gaza conflict. whatever it is is there for that. i think there's been evidence for reasons to investigate israel's going barbara and gaza for quite some time. it's not just as last round. i think what is happening is that the international opinion on this matter has heart. and then as a result, there's more political space for us to move forward on this. we've seen that very clearly happening inside of the united states where fatigue with constantly shielding israel from the consequences of its own actions is very clearly seen. not just in the progressive wing of the democratic party, you now seeing it in the center. and recent polls shows that amongst em, angelica christians, which have been a core base of the republican support for israel. the younger generation is very quickly and in dramatic numbers, turning away from this attitude of uncondit

and her self to sort of step one is you know create that and then create a bit of a buzz around to quincy excess and say look this is the next a point in trying to sort of co-opt and create all these kind of silicon valley esque marketing. messages around the world computer raising money for you know that these what we couldn't invest in things before and all this sort of. madness i guess the we see in the last couple of years says it sort of step 2 is you got this silicon valley back which gives it this kind of feeling of regional mystique and security in the light of the rise of test floor and the same stocks and everything that's happening else everything else athenaeum has that you know what happens is millions of people around the well who don't understand money like we said in the previous statement is you know people here will they accept the toilet paper issued to them by a governments and then assume that that's a good place to you know good mechanism through which to measure the part of their label it's just that in question what money it spends they sort of like have this we ha

that will be an individual being the access really big biggest film to an individual and man look at quincy there is that added a lot of them in. that i do know that it will be a name did a chore i had a silly quarrel sources in. thought of myself but i'm in the enough when others is still mia noice to know this you only like it you know you flew real nor noise saw it saw it live out there it might already call it's often a look we see a minute we're not momentum or electorally are not so i see so we see us or alice recourse to the left but a song that includes or maybe other commonly gets young put in but if they come in they will kill kuharich what is so lovely mean does. not mean that the 2nd often influences new now this is still me i look at your country and today when they're striving elves and accusations against political opponents do you think the rule of law is being respected see them as. the living world that a man. you've been a slayer. doring the afaik outweighed me already knowing that all of it is nice next if you're a stay at lovin a 1000000 people in doses that i than a mi

that's a global talk, a courtesy quincy region. so that's a huge delay in us getting the, the agent either because that shortage or the conflict order soon enough because that these lack of funds as muller begin team races again telling me senior doctor's a hold for an immediate 14 day lockdown of the country. this is short term restriction, imposed at the moment. working to do the people come out and people goof over and then they got there to get there and then be in the spread off the infection again . so that's why we need to have a locked down at estridge without having interruptions in between. the country is also struggling to vaccinate its population of 22000000 people. only approximately one percent have been fully vaccinated so far. the government is facing criticism for mismanaging the vaccine. dr. leading to seems like this, where anger and frustration over busy they're trying hard to use the doses. they have effectively to counted. the current spike in cases by the highest and best thing that they said was going to be

the boston john adams is in quincy only a stones throw away and it published what he said an authentic sketch of his political life madison's political life that the editors anticipated would be quote acceptable to the public. as entitled biography of james madison and if you could yeah. well, i mean in the newspapers very easy to read it. so one wonders, you know how to why did people need to be reminded of james madison he had been in the public stage for 30 years. he'd been very prominent. he was a central player in the writing and ratification of the constitution and three decades of public service. he'd been active in congress is jefferson secretary of state for eight years, it's street. it seems strange to us that he needed an introduction to the public that was given in this in this newspaper, but you know, the explanation is simple was the same phenomenon is true today people. just forget the public forgets. the next president virginia warren president is james monroe. this is a portrait in our collection. it's a copy after gilbert stewart by james mobile. we have we have these

that's it for the very 1st morning website, the w dot com, forward slash a sharp rebec tomorrow, quincy. then the the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection and in developing what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus not change because the 19 special next on dw hello guys. this is a 77 percent. the platform issues share ideas. you know, on this channel we have 2 young people clearly have the solution, the future 77 percent. now everything on the w, me ah, the w h o has labeled a subtype that because it 19 virus 1st discovered in india as a variant of concern. ah, it's a chilling phrase. the $16172.00 is thought to spread more easily. the subtype is responsible for the majority of new cases. in parts of england. germany has banned old travelers from the u. k, except its own residents due to concerns about the strain. there is some good news, the vaccines from pfizer biotech and asked her to indicate a thought to be highly effective against the variance after 2 doses and been presumed and welcome just when we could see light at

hawkinson who we saw here used catherine adams as immediate area to deliver a message to her husband john quincyhe wrote her a really long letter in 1823 and said i want to tell you this as a friendly chat. at the end of the letter he added an important postscript. ps, you understand i would not dare to say or write half of the above. you may do what you please with it. of course he expected her to show it to her husband. he wrote a reply directly to hawkinson. >> learn more about first ladies and genders sunday on the presidency at 8:00 p.m. eastern, here on american history tv. >> on lectures in history, james mattis can -- madison professor rebecca brannon about how the concept of age during the american revolutionary war period. she examines the ages and debunks the myth that they were old men during this era. she describes how fertility rates and perceptions of children had changed leading to a more child centric family culture by the early 1800s. professor brannon: welcome back to class. as you know, all semester we have been talking about ideas about age, expectations about age. the child

hope is that john quincy adams indeed, you know, he says he cares not to be elevated to that station, but rescue short i have my hope in fact the commonwealth of massachusetts has been turning in a rather jeffersonian direction. i wonder what mr. adams will say of that the genius in the sun found its rooting in the mind of the father. there's no question about that. that's true enough. well, i am enjoying this visit back to the americas and indeed seeing that this nation. prospered it has indulged so many difficulties war civil strife turmoil yet it has involved. and that is a credit to the american people for sacrificing all to keep it existing and keeping it moving forward into the future in factual general. i understand that as your son george washington lafayette accomplish you and he's just out in the carriage very well indeed that the two of you are bringing about along your travels a great hogs him. i've heard what you intend to do. is you visit various battlegrounds, would you care to share with the people your intentions? it is my greatest intention to acquire earth from the

quincy mcknight, running for congress as a republican in tennessee's fifth district.e. steve: you bet. all right. still to come on this thursday, chris rock becomes the latest celebrity to call out cancel culture. why he says comedians like him are afraid to be funny and people are just afraid to say anything. ♪ ♪ it's tragic that the democratic party is moving against israel and in favor of terrorists. >> there is significant evidence that covid-19 leaked from a lab in wuhan, china. >> all signs point to the lab. >> certainly the lab is one possibility. >> from day one u.s. intelligence identified this as a bioweapons facility. >> the trial begins for the illegal immigrant accused of killing mollie tibbetts. >> rivera had confessed to authorities that he blacked out and remembered he was driving with mollie's bloody body in the drunk. >> the deputy single handily lifts a car off of a driver pinned underneath it. [screaming] >> is your head clear? >> cancel culture. what happens is everybody -- things get boring. have you got a place where people are scared to talk. e

it was like finding out after 30 years of marriage that you've been cheated on for 26 months it's quincy shunned torn. up by garage our very homebody and more current than i could ever imagine. well i felt on top of the world i've never been so happy. when we would go out how really hit me i had to fill myself up was rubbish so i could sleep it's a disaster because. the spine of this was terrible news for germany's financial sector and for the investors by a cop wire cardus by ruth that nothing in life is impossible the unthinkable can happen. even. as the. men know my name is paid to have a role i am the actual inventor and founder of wild card owns it's basically my brainchild of all. things for my to move similes came to me 997 which made it as i was sitting on my couch with a glass of wine weevils and asking myself was quotes the next big thing. and then i started thinking game in time and transactions there is always a custom out an event that if a towel never know what trust each other got almost different my dear of the time was to create a trusted mediator states to ensure that t

his company's mckay brothers and quincy data are based in paris and california and operate the fastest data connection between new york and chicago. the homes of america's most important stock exchanges. oh, this antique and heim beaudet players in global battle for the best computer software and the fastest data networks. this contest began a long time ago in the casinos of las vegas. at the end of the 1960 s a new generation of scientists recognizes that it is possible to use computers to increase its luck at the tables. pioneers like it would sold and blair ho, develop algorithms that allow them to count cards when playing black jack and to make predictions. doing pharma takes a different approach in the 1900 seventy's. the physicist makes, relate his field of expertise. pharma and his team begin to play they soon discover that it's possible to predict the cost of the bowl if one knows the current position and speed. and then we embarked on building a computer that would allow us to do this. now this was 1976 when we got started. so you have to realize at that point there were no pe

used louisa catherine adams as an intermediary to deliver a message to her husband, john quincy.e wrote her a really long letter in 1823, and basically said, "let's think of what i am going to tell you as a friendly chat," and at the end of the letter, he had an important postscript -- p.s., "you understand, i would never write or say the above, but you may do with it as you wish." of course he expected louisa to show it to her husband. she did, and he wrote a reply directly to him. >> learn more about first lady's and gender, sunday on "the presidency," at 8:00 p.m. eastern and 5:00 p.m. pacific here in american history tv. ♪ [march music] ♪ [indistinct conversations] ♪ >> you're watching american history tv, covering history c-span-style, with event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures in college classrooms, and visits to museums and historic places, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> on memorial day, join our live conversation marking the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. our guest is a local author and attorney, hannibal johnson, his late

no there were somewhere but kind of around quincy salsameda under showers earlier, but that big low isere, and that's why temperatures today we're kinda on the mild side temperatures tomorrow will warm a few degrees is that low moves on but in the meantime, you do have this winter weather advisory that stays in effect pretty much until midnight tonight. traveling over the mountains, a little sketchy and around here, those scattered showers really just moving through parts of the east bay living through lafayette right now, walnut creek, danville will work. it's going to livermore valley and then slow only collapse you folks in pacific ago. what's the big deal? we don't have any clouds mostly sunny here, but in this little cell this will break up. so we've got scattered showers. so the idea of the next couple of days will be for warming trend and as we get into as that low leaves, and as we get into saturday and sunday, especially sunday and monday, kind of like saturday, sunday monday, we're looking at temperatures it could use to get into the mid eighties, especially on monday. so nic

hopkinson, who we see here, used louisa catherine adams to deliver a message to her husband, john quincyhe wrote her a long letter in 1823 and basically said, let's think of this, what i'm going to tell you, as a friend a chat. at the end of the letter he added a postscript. you will understand i would not dare to say or write half of the above to mr. a but you may do what you please with it. hopkinson expected her to show it to her husband, she did, and she wrote that reply directly to hopkinson. announcer: learn more about first ladies and gender sunday on the presidency at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5 p.m. pacific on american history tv. pacific on american history tv. >> sunday on american artifacts, we tore the new national world war i memorial with former u.s. world war i centennial commission vice chair. here is a preview. >> this is the peace fountain, the counterpoint to what more -- to the war memorial on the other. war and peace. having remembered in this culture the service and the sacrifices of the war, the peace fountain asks the viewer to reflect on what that meant and what that w

earlier d w news spoke to joshua quincy, akin a political scientist at the university of castle. we asked him why that distinction is so important. while i think the german government is still afraid of the legal ramifications of a full recognition of the genocide and this is where we heard from mister moss, you know, using this language of saying that, you know, it would today be considered the genocide. here again, we have you unprecedented as a dub and decoration that germany sign saying that a mos atrocities and crimes against humanity committed during colonialism should have counted as such at all times. so germany's actually renew it. i mean, you know, falling behind its own standards here precisely because, you know, of the fear that legal action could be taken, which could lead to further reparations. now, of course, it's clear that so called development assistance can not be classified as reparation to any shape or form, simply because there are conditions that come with this money. and of course, if you say, you know, the wrong has been committed and he has recompense c

the coca-cola ceo james quincy over obesity in america and nike's ceo over allegations of forced laborn china. >> rather than hiring americans, nike chose china john donahoe nike, stop exploiting foreign labor. >> asked for comment, a coca-cola spokesperson said we respect everyone's right to raise their concerns and express their views, but we also believe the best way to make progress now is for us all to come together to listen, respectfully share concerns and collaborate on a path forward. asked for comment, american airlines referred us to their statement back in april. they said as a texas-based business, we must stand up for the rights of our team members and customers who call texas home and honor the sacrifices made by generations of americans to protect and expand the right to vote. consumers research says it will not disclose who's paying for all of this. organizers do say they'll spend more than a million dollars on this effort and ads will air on cnbc, fox business and local stations the newfound aggressiveness of corporate america on social issues is driven by the times w

that's a global talk, a courtesy quincy region. so there's a huge delay in us getting the, the agent either because you have a shortage on the conflict orders soon enough because that these lack of funds. as muller begins, team raises against telling senior doctors at hold for an immediate 14 day lockdown of the country, the short term restriction, imposed at the moment. working to do the people come out and people goof over and then they got there to get there. and then be in the spread off the infection again . so that's why we need to have a lockdown at estridge without having interruptions in between. the countries also struggling to vaccinate its population of 22000000 people. only approximately one percent have been fully vaccinated. so far. the government is facing criticism for mismanaging the vaccine. dr. leading to seems like this, where anger and frustration over they say they're trying hard to use the doses. they have effectively to count the current spike in cases by, by the highest. yeah, go ahead and be quiet by sayi

we see here use louisa catherine adams as an intermediary to deliver a message to her husband john quincy. he wrote her a really long letter in january 1823 and basically said let's think of this what i'm going to tell you as a friendly chat and at the end of the letter he had an important postscript. ps you will understand i would not dare to say or write half of the above to mr. a but you may do what you please with it. of course hopkinson expected louisa to show it to her husband. she did and he wrote a reply directly to hopkinson. learn more about first ladies and gender sunday on the presidency at 8pm eastern 5pm pacific here on american history tv. if you like american history tv keep up with us during the week on facebook twitter and youtube learn about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs follow us at c-spanhistory. on memorial day join our live conversation marking the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre our guest from the tulsa historical society and museum is local author and attorney hannibal johnson whose latest book is black w