the blonde and you'll be doing the retard us marine connell and former virginia state senator richard black. as 1st time the experience of all 19 hinder, listed in the marine corps. when the vietnam war broke couch chief volunteer to go to the front as a helicopter pilots in vietnam, i flew 269 combat and missions. the fighting was very, very active at the time and my helicopter was hit my ground fire and 4 times and was machine gun fire cuts the the flight controls and we crash landed when an air traffic controller was needed to guide close and support at the front richard black volunteered again. for 3 months, i dropped the highest tonnage of bombs, dropped by any air controller in the 1st marine division, and so on like most people's experience, where they would periodically go into battle. i would be in gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle. i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground jobs. i was eventually wounded my radio member, both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the states. black served i

when an air traffic controller was needed to guide as, as support at the front, richard black button for 3 months, i dropped the highest tonnage of bombs, dropped by end of year controller in the 1st marine division. and so on like most people's experience where they would periodically go into battle. i would be a gauge with one marine company after the other. whoever was going into battle. i was there, i was in the attack with them. i knew more very well from the ground up. i was eventually wounded my radio member, both killed beside me and then afterwards returned to the states. black served in the us armed forces for 32 years. then he spent 20 years in politics, including 8 years as the virginia state senate. so he believes russia has been deliberately provoked, year after year, and to engage in and hostilities people planning the war. understood that it was necessary to draw all the americans to draw the european june to this i think from the very beginning, they intended a constant escalation. hopefully that escalation will not include nuclear weapons, but i'm not sure. but yeah

richard black, senior associate at the energy and climate intelligence unit, told the bbc there's stillll to be done. i'm pretty sceptical about the whole thing for a number of reasons. one, and the history of nuclear power, reactors got bigger partly because it was more economical to do things with bigger reactors. that has been the 60 year experience. so why are we not expecting to believe that they will get more economical when we go to smaller reactors, i'm not entirely sure. there are all the familiar issues with any nuclear programme of security, for example, public acceptability and so on. the nuclear industry has never really done truly open competition as we have in renewables. there has never been a free market for nuclear. so therefore you never really reap the benefits of there being a free market. it is always been that they will be cheaper, basically until the things actually exist, you could pick any price you want. the critics say the government is still dithering about onshore wind, still building homes that are not fit for the future. the uk is certainly sending some c

. - in the late '60s, richard pryor went up to oakland. at the time, it was just a blackt the main guy he met there was paul mooney. paul mooney was his muse. - you can't get sight, you gotta get hip to what you are. - and paul mooney told him, "you come out, you do your thing, you be black, you go for it." without paul mooney, there is no richard pryor. - comedy before that and comedy after that is never the same. - richard's appearance in 1975 on "saturday night live" kind of showed what black comedy could be. - you got to get down and say things like, "excuse me." (audience laughing) "would you move out of my way?" and you walk like this, check this walk. (audience laughing) - what people don't know is that richard pryor insisted upon writing a lot of his own material for that show. so he didn't rely on the white writers to write his skits. he said, "i'm gonna do it myself. i'm gonna bring paul mooney in to come in and help me write this." so they write these amazing sketches that are talking about what blackness is. - it's just a word association. i'll throw you out a

. - in the late '60s, richard pryor went up to oakland. at the time, it was just a blackld thing, man. and he met some black panthers. but the main guy he met there was paul mooney. paul mooney was his muse. - you can't get sight, you gotta get hip to what you are. - and paul mooney told him, "you come out, you do your thing, you be black, you go for it." without paul mooney, there is no richard pryor. - comedy before that and comedy after that is never the same. - richard's appearance in 1975 on "saturday night live" kind of showed what black comedy could be. - you got to get down and say things like, "excuse me." (audience laughing) "would you move out of my way?" and you walk like this, check this walk. (audience laughing) - what people don't know is that richard pryor insisted upon writing a lot of his own material for that show. so he didn't rely on the white writers to write his skits. he said, "i'm gonna do it myself. i'm gonna bring paul mooney in to come in and help me write this." so they write these amazing sketches that are talking about what blackness is. - i

richard bonaza, another co found for black mount. and this was asked that he said that he was going hunger strike if the landlords did not fix out. but um they did continue to charge um several of those 1st that so were facing the charge the block now cuz thursday to connect some damage. and since thursday to back on the guessing rest, it is kind of hard to the plan is not the end of the process. but as i'd say in the court process in itself is an extension of the action. and it's where we can try and force his complaints to basically give out information that they would not normally give out. but you are running a real risk to and you know, status games presents. if this continues to operate, you know, mom or lives are going to be taken and so i'm more than willing to accept the present. as a consequence, i will still be a lot better off than most people who have to you at the end of these lessons. to kick things off, i just want to ask in the u. k, we've gone through so many big changes. do you think that young people are disillusi

richard bonaza, another co found for black come out and it was asked that he said that he would go in hunger strike if the landlords did not fix out, but they did continue to charge um several of us 1st that so were facing the charge, the block now, cuz thursday to connect from the damage and since thursday to bug. oh, so i guess the rest is kind of hard to the plan. that is not the ends of the process, but its, i'd say in the call process itself is an extension of the action. and is why we keep trying forces complaints to basically give out information that they would not normally give out. but you are running a real risk ask and you know, status games presents. if this continues to operate, you know, more and more lives are going to be taken. and so i'm more than willing to accept f . as in, as a consequence, i will still be a lot better off than most people who have to you at the end of these lessons. to kick things off, i just want to ask and then you can always gone through so many big changes. do you think that young people are disillusioned or do you think they are politically

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the great was underway in earnest between world war one and world war two, as richard rothstein and others have shown, black, aspiring found themselves competing for minuscule supply in redlined neighborhoods where, thanks to new deal policy, banks refused to issue mortgages. as a result, black homebuyers paid outrage just sums, right? and there's high demand, low supply. block buyers paid outrageous sums. and instead of mortgages, they often had to use exploit to give installment sale where the seller retained the title to the house. and if you missed one payment, then the seller gets to keep the house and you lose all the equity that you put in along the way. the historian beryl satter has brilliantly depicted the effects of all of this in chicago. the book called family properties, including the effects of this, including the density of black neighborhoods, the decline in housing stock to pay, the outrageously high install payments. there is no choice but to pack houses with tenants and those high installment fees siphon millions, millions of dollars that otherwise would have been invested into homes and

in brussels for you, mediated peace talks your turkeys president, richard, tell you 31 says that russia has agreed to extend the black sea green deal, but the kremlin hasn't confirmed his claim. the deal brokered by turkey and the un has allowed ships to carry ukrainian food export from black seaports since last summer. it is due to expire. on monday, the bellows says, the fighters from the russian wagner mercenary group, have arrived in the country and our training local forces. the bel, who's defense ministry, has released a video purporting to show wagner fighters working as weapons instructors at a military camp near the capital mints. there's been much speculation about the location of wagner troops and their future since their short lived mutiny last month. wagner is leader, you have danny precaution, reportedly agreed to move his forces to builders as part of a deal to end the result. he's whereabouts remain unclear. for more on this, i'd like to welcome frank language, a former british military intelligence officer. he joins us now from oxford in the united kingdom. frank, are you convinced by the video from

. >> a platform for black comedians blowing up. >> the richard pryor show was ahead of its time. >> youve harvey. >> def comedy jam was a black comic's paradise. >> laughter is healing. laughter purifies the air. >> and cnn's senior entertainment writer lisa res pers france joins us now. as we saw in that clip, some of the biggest names in tv comedy have been black comedians, red fox, rich pryor, eddie murphy, dave chappelle. why has comedy been such a successful way to make a mark in television? >> because historically black performers have faced all types of barriers getting taken seriously in hollywood. so they had to use comedy as a way to even get into the industry. if you can make people laugh, if you can tickle their funny bone, then you can get people's attention. and that's what unfortunately a lot of stars in the past and some stars today have had to do in order to break into the business. >> and who's breaking ground in tv today? who do you have your eyes on? >> well, you know, it's funny because there's so many. i don't want to start naming names because i don't want people

we can see a black henry the fifth or a black richard the second, and that's supposed to okay.o be okay. we're all supposed be colour—blind. but supposed to be colour—blind. but no, not allowed go to a no, we're not allowed to go to a to a to a to a black production. i find it very offensive and i do think it's racist and i think it should be discouraged. >> amy, i mean, do you not think this in the face the this flies in the face of the great martin luther king who said should be by or said you should be judged by or he hope you would be he would hope you would be judged the content your judged by the content of your character, colour of character, not the colour of your skin. >> it's a nonsense to >> i think it's a nonsense to say i don't see colour. we see colour. can see colour this colour. i can see colour of this table, i see the colour. you table, i can see the colour. you can't say you don't see colour because you say that, what because if you say that, what are you really saying? that it's like people say, oh, like when people say, oh, i didn't think. you don't seem bl

black and queer tradition. kicked out of his home for being gay, little richard found a safe space in a local speakeasy. >> theno find his other family. he finds his tribe. he goes on the road and performs as a dried queen -- drag queen. it is a really special way that he comes into the world. >> i'm the king of rock 'n' roll. >> his energy and music went on to inspire generations of performers. >> the rollingtones, a bar band who opened for him for 30 days in a row. mickj agger shared, i sat on the side of the stage for 30 days and learned i could own a stage and be performative because of little richard. >> a then little-known band called the beatles toured with him. >> little richard is the king of shade. one of the best lines in the film is talking about the beatles, and he says "ain't nobody know them but thei mothers." but wait a minute, they are the beatles. >> every great artist brings something on their own. every great artist also samples a little bit from somebody who came before them. ♪ >> but many white artists simply copied his work wholesale. often with gat success. >> when you see the influence

countries. mainly european countries have been left with a black eye, heavily reliant on russia's compliance as a result circus president richard type ad one did announce early on monday, a number of statements underlining how this deal would continue. and what that really underlines is the objections. russia had, this is what you have to say. you need to write and this initiative cause is an important and successful diplomatic effort recorded in history. leading to the initiative facilitated the export of more than 33000000 tons of grains on to the global markets. averting a global crisis ever and many low income countries see the projects, my foreign minister will conduct meetings with his counterparts. and once i return from my travels, i will meet with history proves, and we will find an opportunity to discuss all these matters when we meet in august or tuesday, we will also discuss how to facilitate the exports of russian food and fertilizers . really getting this serious issue based on what the george's president had to say and based on what the kremlin has announced over the last few weeks, there's one fundamental thing

richard you. i'm where these sites you play. see whether you are binding all of your enemies of stripes, down your name, and in a black skin, even speaking for myself, that is something which makes me feel so empowered, especially in africa, of emphasis when so many told me that now the run was within us that we are now trying to hill so that we can find balance in our own lives, in those in a from limpopo to janice book with new phone. the meaning or google know me, gives up owned reading to a young client. you booking the streets of her clients, grandmother, google, know me, believes that african spirituality has been misunderstood for years. and it's of $200.00 new ration to change that consistency of almost pricing all. and sometimes when i sit at the, in my head, i asked myself to send types of questions about my life. and like, it's like the question why me pops up and not like in my 4 check. i seem to insist this has got a everything to say every day was a motion and my grandmother was raised because i think that's the woman that to me and my dream is actually the woman i wanted to actually knew about tradition of african

friday to meet these counts spots richard the type the one in the final leg of his latest european for the conflicts and ukraine keeps bid for nato membership on the black sea grain deal dominated the thoughts with the turkish lead, expressing hope that the lots of what angel i was in love, you know, it's my house to the black sea green initiative which delivers any 33000000 tons of grain to those in need. any get through the tuck you straight, which would expire on july. the 17th will be extended again. i believe that all sides would act with a sense of global responsibility for this purpose. the most part, there was a great deal on the go with you so much has been discussed with the great deal security concerns regarding the black sea. and general nato ascension has been on the tables. but according to what the charges president said, he also said that the prisoner swap is on our agenda. it is amongst our top priority matters that are going to be discussed. so the level of the big you would see that remains there is because of a number of reasons. firstly, these, the things that were discussed in west the ukrainian presidents will be discussed with th

and the fact that it's right in black and white as a message to business and to politics is meaningful in itself. germany's never ending tightrope act, that was d w as richard walker on germany's new china strategy. thank you so much. i or they're watching the, the we news still to come this hour will be crossing live to housing k for jo biden's press conference following talks with nordic leaders. you can see live pictures there, but it hasn't started since yet. so, states you after 6 decades of armed conflicts, large areas of columbia are still controlled by arm groups. despite a p. steel agreed to by the government and the biggest rebel fox and far already is estimate the 10s of thousands of children were forced to find for these groups during the decade before the peace agreement. many continued to do so. to w. sleep out on donald, my 2 young men who managed to escape from their captors. we've changed their names to protect their identities, but be advised. some of yours may find parts of the next report, disturbing ramon not his real name is now training to be an architect. at 14, he was suppose to take victims of any legal plan to secret locations whe

not once, only he understands that this is a black hole, it destroys, first of all, the united states , by the way, that's what the enemy is for. uh, richardis expressed so expressed . here is a person who hates us biological professionally. no, he hates us professionally. he hates us socioculturally. he hates us biological, of course yes, let him have his way. he would take a big la. and we would be erased, by the way, that he made his wonderful book world disorder, where he formulated the concept of a non-polar world. so we are not there in general. well, as if we were there, but we are not there, they are not mentioned. yes? well, yes we are yes, no, there are a couple of places where we are there in brackets there uh, yes there after the comma, but even he is this enemy in uh. here, the absolute enemy of russia understands that the current state of the united states of america is a state that leads to self-destruction and even people with very similar life experiences. and sometimes even biographies. they rod like locomotives without no even we say, there uh, there must be political will to pop up. yes, they have no desire to jump out

she labels all blacks victims and her desire to do so is unfathomable to me. richard back and forth. >> definitely heated conversation by the justices. we are looking at these couple cases and not entirety of the term. last week, what you saw rule, john rob effort erts saying we have bias. now to say we are moving to color neutral system seems to be schizophrenia on the court. where doug left off, what will universities and colleging do? this conversation around affirmative action makes it seem harvard has 50% african american. it is only 6.6% or university of georgia, state of georgia 30% and their black population at university of georgia is 8.2%. what will universities do now? is this beginning of the end of standardized testing? most put a pause on the testing, i think that will continue moving forward. that is the question, how will universities create diverse classes and deal with biases like legacy and athletics, etcetera. >> shannon: president said he will ask the education department to look into those things, as well and looking for way to get around the stu

black sea says that russia has withdrawn from this contract due to the fact that the parties to the contract did not implement the other beginnings, including the export of russian products. spy richard, a man who is in prague, the capital of the czech republic, said to the russian people , while we are always open and your nerves will be safe with us, and the head of mic six, adaena , some russian citizens are now spying for england. there are four cases of russian people he wanted to do the same thing that some people were doing in the past 18 months. the family of a group of prisoners in the state of texas organized a rally to address the condition of the prisons in the midst of an unprecedented increase in temperature. america has created problems. the big problem is that the media gave texas prisons alive. they like our children. the mother is grieving. there is no way for a man to make me angry. here, the 36-year-old son of tuna, who made someone hot, is in a cell. relatives were found in prisons, christian's brother was also a victim of 42 temperature the degree and lack of cooling system in ghori prison made the conditions of the prisoners to be at least higher than the livin

part of me just wanted to that wanted to characters to be not the richard spencer's but the their hires or or the z bryants the young black woman who writes the initial this is this is a reference to charlottesville and charlottesville, virginia, where there was the unite the right rally in 2017, where where what we see and i thought this fascinating to me right that one of the moments that most identified in our public knowledge as a as white supremacist violence, a violent turned homicidal event hosted by white supremacists, is sparked by a young black woman's of anti-racist activism with which she writes an essay for school. and then later sends us a letter to the editor, suggest letting the confederate monuments come down. mm and the result ends up being that the nation's white supremacists show up and murder someone. right. that there's a there's a disturbing like butterfly effect to this. that such a relatively small act of resistance and anti-racist activism by teenager results in such an overwhelmingly vile lynch response from white supremacists in many ways. i actually illustrated a lot of what we are talking abo

you are richard you, i'm where these sites you, i'll place you where the binding of your enemies and stripes down in your name and in a black skin, even speaking for myself. that is something which makes me feel so empowered, especially in africa. emphasis, when so many told me that now the run was within us that we are now trying to hill so that we can find that ends in our own lives in the stain from lynn purple to johanna book wet and from the many or google know me gives up owned reading to a young client. you booking the streets of her clients, grandmother google know me, believes that african spiritual entity has been misunderstood for years. and it's of $200.00 ration to change that consistency of almost pricing on more. and sometimes when i sit at new in my head, i asked myself to same types of questions about my life. and like, it's like the question why me pops up. i know it's like in my 4 check, i think, you know, and just this is a, everything to said every day was a motion and my grandmother was raised because i think that's the woman that me and my dream is actually the woman i wanted to actually no one else a