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richard wright more stronger today at ross console up some hard on the console. maybe it's right. they didn't have control of stat that remember reminds me of a similar type of fare but of course the root cause of that bus accident. accident that you had in sioux city iowa that then their captain al haynes didn't have control of the train and they had to bring it to very skillfully to some sort of a hard landing but of course they didn't have much sure she'll land very able to save a lot of number of passengers at those really escapes where the pilot was able to land creeper the aircraft and in this particular case i think maybe the pilots very heroic act rather than crashing they came for the heartland it may have been maybe the best they could do under the circumstances in a situation like this and i guess everyone's different but i heard mention of sometimes the plane might try to jettison some of the fuel if they got a full load or feel having just taken off is that down to the individual pilots as to whether that's the right thing to do or not. did typically each day have tim

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i reread richard wright's railroad book just to get ready for the talk, and i stop while i am reading the book and argue with richard, mumble, explain, put it down and say, i don't need to read that again. and then it lured me back in and i read it again. i had the privilege of reading a copy of gordon chang's book, and that was a book i was so drawn into that i read the whole thing in one weekend. it's an astonishing story, a set of stories about the chinese experience and the railroads. so i hope you are finding yourselves motivated to go back to some of these scholarly sources with an open mind and look at them in a new way. what i'm going to talk about today is how the building of the transcontinental railroad and the southern pacific railroad enabled the great fortune that created stanford university, but also how the memory of the railroad, the myth, the legend of the railroad shape to the university and its culture. and what that means for us today , if we accept that the loans were never repaid and that it was a swindle and that the whole thing rests on this paper mountain of

country as we prepared to leave their women want to sell out some of their work and choice there richard wright you of really. traveling to the nearest shop selling these were the shopkeepers happy to shortage based p.c. this one was all. about the high demand for such work. these patch quilts are sold at very high prices to make only one piece of patchwork quilt the women work for almost a whole year or sometimes longer foreign buyers pay as good money for this sometimes up to 5000 u.s. dollars. pretty 5 percent of the price for their hard work there is just get by middlemen and the profits by shopkeeper their women are charged. some help from their government to help reduce ball would be an all for their family dinner after 100. 400 students in the united states have had a graduation day to remember. family is making a grant to eliminate a studio. yes a billionaire is paying off all of their school loans estimated at $40000000.00 check investor robert smith says he is sure the black students at morehouse college in atlanta will return his generosity american student debt is one of the highest

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she was often critiqued by younger writers like richard wright for being too open talking about black identity, experiences and bodies and all of our complexities and ways that could be consumed and critiqued by the white gays. basically people felt like she was too ratched. you've talked about the complex reeg ree reactions of twitter. you called it a cultural stereotype. can you speak a little more to that? if you're feeling it. or you can answer another question. >> no, i got you. so i was having this conversation with my friend kevin on the way over, and one of the things that came up was a lot of your research agenda as an academic of color is around who you are. right? and so i was a child of military/working class parents, and then i got thrust into graduate school which is not where a lot of people who acted like me were. so i've become increasingly fascinated with the concept of the black everyday. the everyday, in many ways, contains a lot of the ratchetry that we don't often like to apologize in polite spaces, but if you like what the housewives of atlanta say, they and tho

michigan in the united states i'm going to give it to richard nice to be it's nearly thank you very much for coming to the center thank you thank you wright knots. and this gentleman is called us and down aked he what the american environmentalists agency for many is he's also the best engineer in the world to investigate the ecological impact of coca-cola bottles. that does a very imitation there are smaller the typical quote battles about this this big green translucent all riskless. over is flawless. and danny is referring to the beginning of the seventies. that was when the coca-cola company began to show an interest in plastic and to reach out to him. what they wanted to know is if you take into account all other and environmental impacts on nature what is the best system the engineer works for over a year comparing the environmentalists impact of gloss bottles to that of any medium cans and plastic bottles he costs analyzes the data makes graphs does complex calculations and he finally comes to this conclusion a glance at the table shows that the returnable glass bottle provided it breaks through fifteen trips before it is discard i