kaga read by artist and performer her rosalyn coleman rosalyn coleman.omeone asked me, gina, are you always sad? and i'm like, yeah. and when i say sad, let me explain what i mean by that. you see the triggers on. social media. are you reliving this all the time? i'm like, i will never not live it. never. not live it. this is now a part us. i hate the part of my life where i felt at one point that it wasn't. well, i could not relate. someone having been killed. the police for that. if anything has come out that i can hold after the of my daughter. i can look at another human. another mother or father or child and you know what i do see you and no has the right to your life because you are not in the right place. i don't believe any of our children were in the wrong place. roman's. was may 11th. he's five now. he's got complete hearing loss in the left from the flash. he's disabled. well, from the trauma. he's acting out. he's asking for me. he's really full of rage. he's waking up in his sleep. he calls me mama. i want me more. i want me more. our childr

and i'm super stoked about in back in paris. rosalyn misha, convinced the industry and the world press the the, the show proved a feast for the senses. nations fall 2023 collection we the people is a success. the indian celebrities who made the trip, especially also pleased in just having a huge moment at the moment internationally. everyone's talking about india, whether it's passion tunes, you know, the culture of the food. i just think that there's, there's suddenly a keen interest in, in india, which is great for us. so how do you know where, where it's going to in the country? that's 1st thing with a diversity so many different people from different places and speak different languages about different cultures and just waiting to be explored by the rest of the world. so it's, it's just perfect. but, you know, finally the, the world has woken up to us. back in india, we drive to new with a satellite town on the outskirts of daily for the last stage of our journey. it's around 4 months after the parents show and we wanted to see the conditions under which mutual suspicions are creat

a candidate for such a strong personal funding because we're talking about trump, the loyalists. rosalyn republic composites are forces. well, what's the big challenge or risk on say 91 indictments? yeah, they're coming down the to very fast. you know, charles could start in march. and so i think that is the whole calculus of the republican and the trump campaign to say, we gotta wrap this thing up. we gotta consolidate the base. we wanna push and there's going to be massive pressure coming at, rhonda sanders and nikki haley to force them out. he wants to consolidate the whole thing by super tuesday early march because he also understands that the child is of starting to heat up. and you know, now he's going to be concerned about how it's going to look like if actual indictments and charles was starting coming down. pike. okay. i will from countries, right. new hampshire next week. different sort of base to talk us through how those votes is the different well, the again, 1st and foremost, independent voters. so people who don't sign up to be republicans are allowed to vote in the new ha

well, let's get more on the correspondence. rosalyn. jordan is running his life in washington dc, and the questions was about when about how the us would respond. dr. president, biden's comments. well, all you're going to hear from the volume ministration is that there will be some sort of response, but the us is also going to want to maintain the element of surprise. there may not be an immediate response. they may wait until they see an opportune moment to catch people off guard. of course, the big question will be, are they going to go after the group, which is claiming responsibility for sunday's deadly attack on tower $22.00, which is the small facility where us military forces have been stationed as part of a counter terrorism operation against isis. there's also the question of whether, as many republican members of the us house of representatives and the us senate are arguing whether those should be attacked on or ron itself. since it is believed that the group that did carry out these attacks, or at least the group that claims

let's get moved from one correspondence rosalyn jordan. she's joining us live from washington, dc, and the questions about when about how the us will respond off to president biden's comments was in the us is not going to say exactly when where or how it's going to respond to the attacks. but it is worth noting that the u. s. president joe biden was very quick to say that this wouldn't be the case . on sunday after the news of the depths of the 3 of us service members was made public. this was all followed very quickly by statement by the us defense secretary repeating jo biden's, our comment that there will be a response from the us in response to the depths of those 3 us service members. this is all of course to maintain the element of surprise. now of course, the big question is going to be, how does the u. s. calibrate it's respond because the bind administration has been very worried about taking any actions that could possibly lead to more conflict across the middle east. we've already seen the strikes against who t targets because o

rice have been sued him for defamation. trump has described the verdict is absolutely ridiculous. rosalyn jordan is in washington dc with a breakdown of what trump is being wanted to pay as well. we have to be very specific about how the jury in this case of defamation that was brought by a gene carol, the long time journalist and on i got a columnist for elle magazine brought against the former president donald trump. she had what it $24000000.00 for emotional damage and damage to her refutation. instead the jury awarded 183w7 of that was for emotional law damage. the other 11300000 was for damage to her professional reputation. what the jury also awarded was $65000000.00 to punish donald trump at herb herb teams request in order to persuade him not to do this again to her or to anyone else. no, of course, not surprisingly, the former us president, who was it in the court room when the jury came back with its verdict on friday afternoon, said that he will appeal not just this verdict, but another verdict in a separate trial a year ago may, in which that jury felt that he had sexually abu

in addition to the author talk, we'll have special performances evening from rosalyn coleman abbey, dobson margaret odette and kim, and then also a book signing after organize by the brilliant independ bookseller here in philadelphia uncle bobby. so please thank uncle bobby's and and the free library of philadelphia hosting this event. we're so grateful. be here, kimberle crenshaw charles, the co-founder and executive director of the african american policy forum and the founder and executive director of the center for intersectionality social policy studies at columbia law school. she is the promise institute professor at ucla law school and the isidore in civil cells. baker professor at columbia law school. she's popularly known her development of intersectionality, critical race theory and the say her name campaign and is the host of the podcast intersectionality matters and the moderator of the webinar series the blacklight. she one of the most cited scholars legal history crenshaw is the coauthor of the new book is the subject of tonight's program say her name black stories of police

in addition to the author talk, we'll have special performances evening from rosalyn coleman abbey, dobson margaret odette and kim, and then also a book

in addition to the author talk, we'll have special performances evening from rosalyn coleman abbey, dobson margaret odette and kim, and then also a book signing after organize by the brilliant independ bookseller here in philadelphia uncle bobby. so please thank uncle bobby's and and the free library of philadelphia hosting this event. we're so grateful. be here, kimberle

now here's rosalyn. jordan, in the us is not going to say exactly when where or how it's going to respond to the attacks, but it is worth noting that the us president joe biden was very quick to say that this would be the case on sunday after the news of the depths of the 3 of us service members was made public. this was all followed very quickly by statement by the us defense secretary repeating jo biden's, our comment that there will be a response from the us in response to the depths of those 3 us service members. this is all of course to maintain the element of surprise. now of course, the big question is going to be, how does the us calibrate it's response? because the buying that ministration has been very worried about taking any actions that could possibly lead to more conflict across the middle east. we've already seen the strikes against who t targets because of their attacks on commercial shippers in the gulf. and there's all in the red sea i should say, and there's also concern about possibly

well rosalyn, yes, you amaze me, calling your wife after a cat is not surprising for you, naming a dogrprising for you, where is the logic, i don’t understand, okay, that’s not the point, well, here we go with the dog, the shortest route , let’s go, talk, who’s talking to who, well, naturally, i’m with a dog, not a dog. with me, well, here we go, we go, we go, all around is nature, weather, emari zvitsa is like a child, i didn’t even notice how we wandered into the territory of this damned prosecutor, suddenly something, emma screams in an inhuman voice, heinrich, shoot, yes, wait, how can this dog scream in an inhuman voice, shoot, heinrich. what do you want her to scream in a human voice: “shoot.” naturally, not human. she screamed : “she has a tail like this, her chest is like this, her paws are like this, there’s a blush on her face, on whose face? on mine, of course, on mine, you can’t even imagine, emma is always such a calm woman, so that means emma , after all." woman? no, i say, emma, ​​she's always like this a calm woman can easily handle such a dog, but suddenly she rushes f

recommend with former world leaders and, went up and introduced myself to it was him and his wife rosalyn introduced myself and immediately started babbling, which will probably not be that surprising to any of you and and said, you know i've been reading a bunch of your speeches for my dissertation. i'm in grad school, whatever i said and i said, i've been reading a lot of your speeches and you're sort of said, i'm sorry to hear that. oh, which was very funny and kind of unexpected, but also it kind of actually rang a bell in my so this is 2006, right? let's think about context at that moment in time, you have going to building cynicism in in the country specifically. this is the administration of george w bush we'll cover later in the semester about the way that that administration what they did, but also how they talked about what they did. there was a kind of growing sense that the public been lied to a growing sense that we weren't really getting the full story about the kinds of trade offs involved in governance. and it wasn't a lot of humility and in that rhetoric. and that was rea

recommend with former world leaders and, went up and introduced myself to it was him and his wife rosalyn introduced myself and immediately started babbling, dissertation. i'm in grad school, whatever i said and i said, i've been reading a lot of your speeches and you're sort of said, i'm sorry to hear that. oh, which was very funny and kind of unexpected, but also it kind of actually rang a bell in my so this is 2006, right? let's think about context at that moment in time, you have going to building cynicism in in the country specifically. this is the administration of george w bush we'll cover later in the semester about the way that that administration what they did, but also how they talked about what they did. there was a kind of growing sense that the public been lied to a growing sense that we weren't really getting the full story about the kinds of trade offs involved in governance. and it wasn't a lot of humility and in that rhetoric. and that was really appealed to me as a grad student reading carter's speeches are really struck me so i don't have living of this administration.