. >> what about the idea of allowing shopowners to arm themselves and if necessary shoot the looterst are threatening their property and perhaps her life? >> you know, i wouldn't advocate for more violence, but i've always thought that the second amendment applies to everyone regardless of whether your business owner or not you should be able to protect your own property and life, absolutely, the second amendment applies here just as it should in any other case. david: there's another aspect that the texas public policy. the words of a looter, the associated press reported this. this is what he had to say. this is the looters speaking, i'm proud of us, we deserve this. and this is what is supposed to have been winners justice in your community. st. louis is not going to take this anymore. this idea that we deserve it, we are entitled to it, food stamps, housing, health care, it's all free. no one built it, and therefore everyone can have a piece of it. so does follow a pattern in an ideological pattern, does not? >> yes, i would call it a misaligned moral compass. and it's a real int

cammed pill's body is found in the tallahassee river, up hill had said by baby to the wife of a white shopowner was going to be lynched because of that. his body is going to be put on display on the cover of jet magazine, the african-american working-class magazine of the postwar period and that is going to galvanize a whole generation of civil rights activists including stokely carmichael. 1957 is little rock central high school and that crisis that results in mob violence against young people trying to integrate, february 1st, 1960, is the start of the sit in amusement in north carolina where four black students demand equal service and that will spark hundreds of demonstrations across the united states but importantly it will spark the creation of an easter weekend of 1960, the student nonviolent coordinating committee and we have heroic figures from snake who are still alive today. joanne mulholland is here, we have judy richardson, congressman john lewis, and stokely carmichael was part of the student nonviolent coordinating committee as well. 1961 are the freedom rides where groups of int