down the welcome to the queue i'm sarah lewis an exactly one year ago i was here standing on the square singing dancing. playing in my corner with the musicians of the haven't a lyceum orchestra. for. sure. 7 it's a very different cuba than it was one year ago because of the pandemic but i'm really looking forward to seeing my cuban position friends and family a provider and finding out how they have spent this last year i. i you know that obama has really closed down when you see that have on his most famous barbershop. the city has a completely different feeling on the streets than the last time i was here but nothing can ruin my joy with my horn on my back i'm on the way to rehearse with my beloved have orchestra in their home a beautiful old cuban church called san felipe in old havana. it's very emotional for me because it's the 1st time i will see them in a year and i have been dying to celebrate the success of our project with them. throughout. her. there. might. already. it's so nice to be a. memory memory then very peppy the conductor of the orchestra rise in style for the rehe

john lewis sarah goode marshall they are giants, and heros of the civil rights movement. well, whole new book the movement challenges the popular narrative that it was kars kairs charismatic leaders and that it was ordinary citizens that fueled the movement and dig into that and as thomas are talking feature questions at the bottom of the screen and i will try my best to get to as many of them as possible. now to introduce our speaker, thomas d. holt is professor of african-american history at the university of chicago. his previous books are children of fire a history of african-americans, and the problem of race and 21st century. among his distinctions, he's macarthur genius award and former president of the american historical association and member of the american philosophical society. tom holt thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> you begin with two women not so well known in the struggle for civil rights. kerry fitzgerald and irene morgan i want to start with the first kerry fitzgerald your maternal grandmother how does she fit in

sarah mayling scored twice to see them reach last 16. the second formula one grand prix of the season had it all; a huge crash and a brilliant drive from lewisrstappen�*s red bull that took the chequered flag in italy. adam wild reports. arriving in the sunshine, heading out in the rain. imola in the springtime — who knows what to expect? it's lights out and away we go... well, reigning champion lewis hamilton at the front felt familiar enough, but behind him, the looming threat of red bull. that wouldn't stay behind him for long. hamilton against max verstappen — it may be the story of the season, playing out here behind the spray. keep an eye on that weather, though. the rain was slowly going. the chaos coming at pace. a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel. he would make it back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell's williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn't be

sarah mayling scored twice to see them reach the last 16. the second formula one grand prix of the season had it all — a huge crash and a storming drive from lewiserstappen — it may be the story of the season, playing out here behind the spray. keep an eye on that weather, though. the rain was slowly going. the chaos coming at pace. a rare mistake from lewis hamilton took him into the gravel. he would make it back out eventually, unlike his team—mate, valtteri bottas, colliding with george russell�*s williams. bad enough to stop the race. some time, then, for recriminations... radio: what was he doing? honestly! ..and some reflection. but with the dust settled, the track cleared. hamilton, incredibly, raced back to second. verstappen, though, wouldn�*t be caught. a race from which no one knew what to expect ultimately had it all. adam wild, bbc news. finally, the football association and the premier league have condemned a proposed breakaway european superleague involving some of their top clubs, describing it as "a cynical project". much more detail on that story on the bbc sport website, but that�*s all for now. nasa says it will attempt to ma