roxanne dunbar-ortiz. >> guest: it is exact we as she described.is a paradigm shift and in anything that's ever been on television i think especially broad television, it hbo. it's long been one of my favorite filmmakers and of course i didn't know him and i have never met him and i never expected in my lifetime i would meet my favorite filmmaker and one day i get a call from him and this was three years ago in the spring of 2018 and he told me about this and i knew something called cell that was his production company but i didn't know that had optioned the book for a film and i thought some small but company but i had no idea was packed. he started telling me about the idea that he wanted to use my book and he had already listens to other books on the shelves and the haitian historian his book silencing the past and exterminate all the roots the name of a book by a swedish writer and that compares the genocide of colonialism the colonial genocide asas a precurr to the colonial genocide and southern africa after the holocaust. and he had had these

so i went up to his house, he was like, "did you ever hear that song 'roxanne, roxanne?'"ause she wouldn't give a guy like me no rap ♪ >> utfo's "roxanne, roxanne" they were talking about some girl they wanted to talk to and she was stuck up. >> and dj marley marl asked her to do what she did best, diss it. >> he put it on and said all right, just do something about that. and that's when i just did a freestyle. went downstairs, finished my laundry, and i left it alone. ♪ with a twist of my cheek and a twist of my wrist ♪ ♪ i have all the guys up and down like this ♪ ♪ yeah, i am fly but you must admit but everybody knows ♪ ♪ i don't go for it ♪ >> clutch my pearls, this girl is slapping four guys. this is nuts. "roxanne's revenge," i never heard anything like it and it definitely put the battery in many a female's back, including mine. >> roxanne shante became an overnight sensation. and the next year battled to be named the best rapper in the world, "the battle for world supremacy," at the age of 15 as the only female. >> i remember looking at the board and the board had

roxanne, i'm just excited about this and i hope you know about it. and you can help promote so we can engage other native women other indigenous women to be proud of who they are. >> thank you for calling in. >> guest: thank you six celia, i did know about the ceremony. all over my friends on facebook i was just exciting to experience it. there is a lot of news now about missing and murdered native women that is just catastrophic colonial issue that is related to reservations and being still under colonial control, federal control so they are not allowed to have a really a criminal investigation internally. it is light green lights flashing on the borders of reservations, it is a free here, rape any women you want. just come onto the reservation. it is a huge problem i think deborah hall and secretary of the interior, when she was a congressperson took this up as a major issue of native women. it's only now getting publicized because of the murdered young woman from florida. and people started saying what about the black women, the native women, the

roxanne: yes. john f. kennedy when he was senator wrote a little book, which has been a bestseller ever since. it really seeped into the whole liberal culture. it was called a nation of immigrants, and of coursee was catholic and a child of irish immigrants and he had quite a hill tolimb, to make himself palatable, so i think the way waslready paved by the previous half-century or more with the work of the knights of columbus. the nights were formed in 1882 by irish clerics, most of the irish famine immigrants who had come in the 1840's were refugees and it took 20 or 30 years to assimilate into -- they had the advantage of speaking english unlike the italians who came in the 1890's at the turn-of-the-century in great numbers. they really presented -- the catholic church presented to the italians this idea of the lineage of columbus and it was already in the political or mythical culture in the united states . i didn't know this until i did the research but they actually discussed, the founders, nami the u

roxanne: thank you amy and hello jennifer. it was berkeley that first recognized indigenous peoples day in 1992 during the centennial. san francisco was five or six years later. things started in berkeley. that was important. it was an effort of people, native people from all over northern california, and wonderful allies in berkeley. thatas the beginning. we have't gotten ridf fleet week, which was here for a week, warships in our bay for five days, to celebrate columbus, and the italian parade in north beach. columbus is still being celebrated, but i think it is important to know that ever since the holiday has been -- since roosevelt made it a federal holiday, native people have spoken out against this, and it can be documented back to the 1940's. especially in 1977, when indigenous people of the western hemisphere went to the united nations in geneva, where the human rights bodies are located, and and were welcomed there, 100 representatives and one of the main demands they made, which finally became the declaration in 200

at noon eastern on "in depth", roxanne dunbar ortiz. her most recent, "not a nation of immigrants." she talks about native american culture and history, the women's liberation movement and the founding of the united states. join our conversation with your calls, tweets, texts, and facebook messages. watch "american history" and "book tv" every weekend on c-span2. and find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. >> next, a senate consumer protection subcommittee hearing on protecting children while online. facebook's global safety director told senators her company takes the privacy, safety, and well-being of all of those who use facebook very seriously, especially the youngest people who use their services and that they plan to proactively identify where they can improve. subcommittee chair richard blumenthal of connecticut said that facebook routinely puts profits ahead of

. >> when schools open monday roxanne rizi could face suspension from her teaching job. >> i liken this to psychological warfare. >> all 148,000 new york city school employees were required to get their first shot by last friday, eral appeals. >> if i do decide to do this, i will never stop fighting unless i am dead. >> i will never stop fighting for my coworkers who won't do it. >> in washington monday is the deadline for state workers to show they have had their shots and a similar deadline past in connecticut, a new study found unvaccinated americans eight times more likely to test positive for covid. dr. anthony fauci said on "face the nation," mandates make sense. >> i think that the emergent nature of what we are dealing with actually does justify that. >> west virginia is struggling with one of the highest infection rates in the country. but when it comes to vaccine mandates for school children, governor jim justice says not a chance. >> from the standpoint of mandates, i don't believe in imposing upon our pree domes overs and over and over. >> new york school mandate goes into e

and at noon eastern, where live with longtime historian activist, professor and author roxanne dunbar ortiz. >> .. i don't want to do when introduction because everybody is in what he is a scholar and served in the bush administration as sba before the trump administration and was sba commissioner and after he left he spent the last several years hoping our country get through this crisis we face with solid empirical direct, honest straightforward guidance and advice and on top of all that he's nominated for an any because of his performance on cbs face the nation. he set a record for most consecutive appearances on sunday morning and margaret brennan because of his outstanding guidance in those interviews and i also think the cause of a nice chemistry between him and margaret, a chemistry that reminded some of us of spencer tracy and katharine hepburn although a lot of people don't know who i'm referring to he's been nominated for anemmy and i got worried about all this . i didn't see the announcement and i thought i'd thought he didn't win but then i was informed the daytime emmys o

on in-depth, a conversation with historian and activist roxanne ortiz, author of several books includingw woman and indigenous peoples history. in her most recent, not a nation of immigrants, she talks about native american culture and history, the women's liberation movement and founding of the united states. watch book tv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org. ♪ ♪ announcer: sunday night on q&a, on the eve of the supreme court's new term we look at the light and legacy of a major figure in the court's history's, justice john marshall harlan. politico's editor at large, peter canalis, tells us about the great dissenter. >> he dissented in all cases that took away the rights of african-americans because he knew the post-civil war events, that were added to the constitution and ratified as a price of reentry into the union for the south, and ratifying it under the normal process, that was intended to preserve the rights of african-americans. and when his colleagues, for reasons that were very suspicious, basically tried to keep

captions paid for by cbs television distribution beau shattuck and his mother, roxanne merryman, are motorist todd duplessis for kicking their car during an incident of road rage. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 542 on the calendar in the matter of shattuck/merryman vs. duplessis. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: were you in the car? >> no. >> judge judy: sit. thank you. you are? >> i am beau shattuck. >> judge judy: okay. duplessis. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: mr. shattuck, it is your claim that the defendant, subsequent to what i consider a road-rage incident, damaged your car by kicking it. mr. duplessis tells a different story, so i'm gonna start with him. >> okay. >> judge judy: mr. duplessis, on what date did this incident happen? >> oh, i don't know the exact date. hold on, ma'am. i have the police report right here. looks like november 6, 2013. >> judge judy: what time, mr. duplessis? >> it was about 11:30, quarter to 12:00. >> judge judy: morning? >> morning. yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: where were you going to or coming from? >> i

when schools open monday, roxanne rizzy could face suspension from her teaching job. >> i liken thiso psychological warfare. >> reporter: all 148,000 new york city school employees were required to get their first shot by last friday after losing legal appeals. >> if i do decide to do this, i will never stop fighting unless i am dead. i will never stop fighting for my co-workers who won't do it. >> reporter: in washington, monday is the deadline for state workers to show they've had their shots and a similar deadline passed in connecticut. a new study found unvaccinated americans eight times more likely to test positive for covid. dr. anthony fauci said on "face the nation," mandates make sense. >> i think that the emergent nature of what we're dealing with actually does justify that. >> reporter: west virginia is struggling with one of the highest infection rates in the country, but when it comes to vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, governor jim justice says, not a chance. >> from the standpoint of mandates, i don't believe in imposing upon our freedoms over and over and over. >>

deborah bob, bob, you roxanne, than a jungle mit and the major companies force is they will go out any way to silence anybody. and to show that the show, of course, the bother has been to our home bi weekly using i've been deem feeds. and this is a problem. i thought to them because i was the pothole, the c on what i thought the book and about the 5 or 5. like, like i said, i got you hospital in prison for justice and my but a 17 year old prison for beating up on the grounds when it does show up on our notes in the 1st place. but correct for change of recall. and the movement to nigel barry still tied up the kidney. what type of expulsion, what part of the fighting the indiscriminate treatment and the fright, tv screens, people to the police. and i do like it cecilia is everything over there. we're just waiting for from, for a moment. they have been state panels account for accountability and stories of people come forward for the state panels. where does that fitting into police reform in nigeria? how helpful have these panels been to the extent that the government i spoke to did in t

how bob, bob, you roxanne, and jungle made under major companies force is they will go out any way to silence anybody. and to show that the show of course, the bother has been got hung up with using i've been deem feeds. and this is a problem. i want to come in because i want it. so i was to put a new christie on what i thought the book and about the fight for 5. like like i said, i got my hospital in prison. my but a 2nd thing. i don't get them prison for me to pop up by grants, many to shop on else. no books to class in the 1st place, but correct for change of recall and the movement to nigel, i still want what tied up a kidney, what type of expulsion, what part of the, fighting the indiscriminate with treatment on the flight tv screens. people, it doesn't mean the police do like it besides every little only. so let me just bring in supplier for from, for a moment. says i have been state panels account for accountability and stories of people come forward for the state panels. where does that fitting into police reform? in nigeria? how helpful have be panel a bit to the extent that

it'll be years before we get any answers about these ancient roxanne space, but scientists say understanding them will help protect our planet against rogue asteroids that may head towards the earth. it's happened before most famously in 2013 when an asteroid crashed through this atmosphere over russia, producing a shock wave that caused mass injuries and structural damage is a scenario scientists of long talks about this mission may be vital in protecting our planet. that is a crucial component of understanding what 3rd, that goes to our old plan of the earth. we can't defend our self from objects which we don't know anything about next month. nasa plans to launch its dark spacecraft with the intention of deliberately colliding with an asteroid. it's all part of a planetary defense strategy even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida. well, a new crew is arrived at china's 1st permanent space station during this 6 months stay, the 3 chinese astronauts will install equipment and prepare the station for further expansion. it's the 2nd a ful

the move as an act of censorship by the german authorities, youtube, and actually took the silly roxanne against the 4th most popular german language, news and politics channel with both the public and saucy support of german authorities and local media for years, they have openly and unscrupulous li stigmatised correspondence of russian bro. costas, by blocking that bank accounts in slandering them, and public, et cetera. and going back to those rules, the way the social media giants, word them makes them extremely vague, with very blurry definitions of what is and what isn't a violation, just mentioning an issue, could theoretically be taken out of context and misconstrued as promoting it. especially if the powers behind the media is needed. so in practice, all these seemingly virtuous initiatives are literally becoming tools for removing and completely blacklisting inconvenient narratives or even targeting specific politicians and media channels. a combination of high proof of moderating actions have recently made headlines and raised questions over a pattern of apparent political and

fewer ambulances on the road. meanwhile, the country's health authorities, us fill out people to get roxanne. we spoke to david haggard, publisher of the great recession blog and contributed to more than 50 financial news of sight. he says he was fired from his local government job refusing to get a job despite already having natural immunity from recent code infection. we spoke to him yesterday, here is his story. well, i have an underlying health condition that makes it so that it would be risky for me to take that. and i explained that to my employer lamination school trying to get an exemption based on the cdc's medical exemptions. but i wasn't successful in getting that my feeling is that a person with chronic fatigue syndrome, many people with that illness and had a serious repercussions from taking the vaccine. so i didn't wish to take the back seat. i already have coded, so i don't see any need to take it. just tell us a bit more about your daughter in law because when a sign she also didn't want to get the vaccine. what was her exact reason for for that decision which also obviously

amanda carpenter, and noon eastern, on in depth, a live conversation with historian and activist roxanne dunnbar ortiz, the author of several books including outlaw woman and indigenous peoples' history, the united states. and her most recent, not a nation of immigrants. ms. dunnbar-ortiz talks about native america culture and history, the women's liberation movement and the founding of the united states. join our conversation with your calls, tweets, texts and facebook messages. watch american history, and book tv, every weekend, on c-span 2. and find a full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. >>> now testimony from homeland security security alejandro mayorkas, fbi director christopher wray and others on the country's changing threat landscape since the september 11th terror attacks. they answer questions about cyber security, afghanistan and whether it will become a haven for terrorism again, and violent domestic extremism. they also address immigration policy at the southern border, and the recent surge of haitian refugees in del rio, texas. from

last month. official say the lover is no immediate threat to populated areas. kilowatt had a major roxanne in 2018 that destroyed more than 700 homes and displaced thousands of people and a stream of lava from the con rubia hub. okay. knowns in spanish, canary islands has engulfed a cement plant, causing authorities to implement lockdown orders. people in parts of la paloma have been told to remain in doors and shut their windows to avoid inhaling toxic fumes from the burning plant. that okay, now has been spewing lava for more than 3 weeks. about 6000 people have been evacuated from their homes on the spanish island. and pictures of a solar storm have been picked up by an observatory on grand canaria. this sunspot is evidence of a powerful magnetic storm erupting from the sun's surface and its effect could be felt here on earth. the passes can hit navigation systems and communication satellites with impacts possible for a few hours. if not several days. it also means the northern lights might be visible for people living much farther south, unusual in the coming hours. still to come on ou

right now we still don't have any charities, roxanne, and their attempts are still being met. so it's not 3 or an expected or, and had of but we're happy the town with good and something at will, can consider to be relatively effective when combined with other existing interventions. it can you say what has proved so elusive in these 30 years? i know with these a long term projects, obviously, but has there been something which has been constantly, you know, proving to be a hurdle? yet the most did that, maria, causing organism that is the plus modem is a very tricky organism. as a proposal that has a different stages, it can hide in different parts of the body, the blood, and it has a vector phase. so as opposed to other organisms like vs that enter your body and there are, there can be tracked probably in one area. this of this proposal has been or is actually a very adel seems a disease causing the gum and out. we talk about her antagonistic that, to the variable, meaning that her, if you target to 7, and again, our property is in a few years time at that want to be effecti

so after weeks, roxanne price is the cost of gases started to fall. that happened to after vladimir, who tonight that the russian gas joined gas problem would increase applies to europe next month. and then we'll get, i ask you that once you have finished pumping gas into underground storage facilities in russia to start work on increasing the volume of gas and your underground storage facilities in europe, in austria and germany earlier, he failed to agree on how to protect and schumer's and european companies from soaring energy bills, ministers from 27 member states had gathered in luxembourg on tuesday, hoping to come up with new measures ahead of the winter. meanwhile, the european commissions competition department began investigating whether gas prices had actually been manipulated on the market. the commission competition department has begun collecting evidence about the market, the favor of main gas players reveal detecting any anti competitive behavior and then at market or moscow has repeatedly denied it, was limiting supplies to europe to

it is roxanne, even war dressing as and what is difficult. 30 percent by the impact in town, so lives and clinical malaria consists of what it runs into millions. it's mosquitoes that carry malaria. after biting one infected person, they carry the parasite to another. here at the canyon medical research institute, they've spent years studying every stage of the process. and the research is working here, say the approval of one vaccine, opens the doors for more. these mosquito 8th thousands, mostly. those are being bred here. every week are crucial for the research. scientists, using the adult must be those times develop a new kind of vaccine. it would completely thought there must be those from being able to transmit malaria. signed to say preventing mosquito bites with bed nets and insecticides has been effective, but only up to a point. the vaccines are affordable and can be integrated into existing inoculation programs. bringing down the malaria, this in africa will now depend on finding funding for the 10s of millions of doses required every year. malcolm web al jazeera nairobi, k

sour, several purchases are reportedly short to add to and more than a 100 injured as violence or roxanne, this traits of saddam of true military takeover reduces the country to kayla and fueling disputes europe's gas crisis, these morris emerge within the u by for had all been during.

not to say i am anywhere near as funny as mindy or samantha or even roxanne. i still fit like this a precedent for what i wanted to do. and what i wanted to do is write a book that shows the diversity of black women that shows a black woman who tried to come to terms with her sexuality and her body and expressing expressing herself through pop culture and sex. there are chapters on kermit and ms. piggy how their relationship is not so sweet once you get down to it and look at it from the eyes of an adult and how that relationship mirrored a part of my childhood. apartment seeing some stuff to my parents was also a chapter on niles crane the show frazier. i love that character pray to talk about what it means to have a grown up in nashville, in that middle tennessee state, meharry medical college as a black girl and seeing all of the wonders have been going on and to attend my own and new orleans. there's a lot of stuff in there the tv show, bones. there's also some heavy step a chapter of the book opens up with me talking about the term fast which is what a lo

elementary schoolteacher roxanne rizzi thinks using subs is a bad idea. >> i tell you what'll be damagebs that don't know the children at a time where they speak so -- they talk so much about social-emotional well-being. do you know how many children i hug every single day because we haven't seen each other in 18 months? >> reporter: a group of teachers tried to get an injunction, as you mentioned, but their effort was denied by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. about 500 doe employees have been granted a religious or medical exemption. the majority of teachers, though, that do not get vaccinated can take a year of unpaid leave with health insurance or call it quits and take a severance package. doe staffers will reportedly be on duty to keep teachers and other employees from entering school buildings as of tomorrow morning. jon? jon: it will be something to watch. david lee miller, thank you. >>> up next, the magical journey for three-time gold medalist lisa maria fernandez and how she wants to inspire others. ♪♪ hey i'm joe montana. when i qualified for medicare, i got wellcare.

they looked him in the eye that chuck roxanne, these picks aren't leaving. trails with the lafayette community. parks have been closed because the keeping people off and keeping pet safe because these pigs stages won't stop arias not just the issue in lafayette. because earlier this month, feral pigs were caught tearing up lawns and landscapes. also in san ramon. so these pigs get around the damage can cost up to thousands of dollars in the caliber of department official a says the picture just looking for food, like they said earlier because about dry, it is out there time now 5.26. and we'll be right back. >> i made it to friday we turned into public. it was all did. so i think that's hilarious. i maybe it was just. >> maybe those bad don't you want to see my matching this is daryn. oh when you match with a good color. but i hey, i love the giants just orange. not my favorite but orange, you glad that he didn't say, oh, my god. dad joe wear yellow. all right. to are really taking james >> all right, john, what's going to be like today. now that we're in th

you know, roxanne gate calls it as you just mentioned, she calls it consequence culture and kara swisherstinctions are very important. we like to have a catch-all phrase for everything in society, but that doesn't work well here. in my opinion. >> yeah, and in your doc, you tell the story, the true-life story about emmanuel cafferty. he was a utility worker in this was the guy, people might remember, this was a year ago, he has a twitch. he says he does this with his hand, and i don't know if you can see me, monica. someone took a picture and thought he was making a white power symbol and he was driving a san diego gas & electric truck, and it was put on social media, and sdg and e fired him and it's clear the guy got a bum rap and even the guy who took the tweet to begin with admitted that he might have misunderstood that this mexican-american was not a white supremacist. the company -- san diego gas and electric has a new chairman, kevin sagara. >> oh, i didn't know that. >> should kevin re-hire mr. rafferty? >> i think that would be great. i mean, it's -- i think that's what emanuel,

roxanne and her work examines the u.s. as a colonial nation for historical racism of white supremacy. how do you see that analysis? >> thank you so much for mentioning southern colonialism. write about the ways in which native americans were enslaved you should definitely check out the book about the frontier. this book is amazing. absolutely think we need to make those linkages because the sigh, imprisoned okay i think the linkages she shows there are so clear i thought the best book that shows you can't think about segregation white supremacy in the state not with, i can talk about chapter one absolutely an important part of the story. the way the taking land, the system gets set up for imprisoning, enslaving, and just the practice of setting up segregation which was originated before stated thanks for asking that. >> with the religion there is a world war ii, and now we are in a mixed neighborhood with the restrictive covenant and how it works here. maybe tell a little bit more about restrictive covenant. where it was w

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on "in depth" conversation with historian and activist roxanne dunbar-ortiz pictures author of several books including outlaw woman and indigenous peoples history of the united states. she talks about native american culture and history, the women's liberation movement and the founding of the united states. watch booktv every weekend and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at booktv.org. >> fox news host jesse waters offered his thoughts on politics of the left at an event hosted by the richard nixon library in yorba linda, california. here's a look at his thoughts on conservative humor. >> i laugh at myself because is a lot of material there. but that self-replicating humor is critical to what i do because i can't take myself too seriously or people would think i was just an arrogant i'm not going to say it. so humor disarms people especially on the streets when of dealing with these radicals. so one of the things liberals have dennis would try to police conservative humor recently. jon stewart very effective at ridicule and he had that run for a while,