particularly amongst the social justice circles. its popularity stems from the stark reality that the generations before us have worked themselves to death. , and noon, no insurance one to say that you don't know your life to this work. i want to underscore that. you don't owe your life to this work. my comrade and sister joanne forh, the founder of girls gender equity often says we come to the work because we are the work. she is right. i keep that sentiment in the end of my mind regularly. it is true in my life. i became committed to interrupting sexual violence in my community because i am a survivor of sexual violence. my motivation for wanting to bring healing into the lives of lack and brown girls was because no one spoke healing into my life. i came to this work because i am the work, which means i brought baggage and broken pieces. eventually, i realized how important it was to continuously unpack and repair in order to be more effective and impactful. many of you are coming to this work for the same reason. when i say take

equity and social justice, that's what y'all say y'all are about. you were not is that when i was in school. you weren't that when i was in school. you're not that for these babies right here. stop talking about it. be about it. [cheering and applause] >> good evening. my name is darian tillman and i'm from san francisco. i'm here to speak on the situation with consolidating malcolm x. i feel like malcolm x is a part of our culture in the community. and the consolidating it would be like taking a breath and giving us a punch in the stomach. because you have the principal and a lot of teachers that has a big impact on these kids' futures. and there are these kids role models. and even the parents apostates role models. you know what i mean? they help us to thrive and teach our kids better in the community on not what to do and go down the wrong path. >> thank you! [applause] >> i just want to say that as a part of th san francisco lifest, basically to keep it organized. is community-based and it is a family. [cheering and applause] i want to say than

their social justice racial justice plays a key theme in your netflix special and that's one of the things that apparently really resonates with our all my community who are also. i want to pull up a tweet here this is the sec he says the racism bit peppered throughout the show was very well done not preachy but making the right points about racism and being racist now there's one particular joke that someone picked up on he actually sent us a video comment because it resonated with him so much this is true of my notes he's a student at harvard university and this is what he said about watching or not like special have a listen ok hurry i really enjoyed for your relatives one of my favorite parts was when you used firefighters comment to give a social commentary about police brutality and justice and i realize that throughout your special use a lot of of your jokes to kind of make social commentary like for instance the. organ donation one. and i was wondering how you kind of approach that and how you write your jokes to have meaningful impact. so this could be you giving away secrets how

one of my favorite parts was when you used firefighters comment to give a social commentary about police brutality and justice and i realize that throughout your special use a lot of of your jokes to kind of make social commentary like for instance the. organ donation one. and i was wondering how you can approach that topic that and how you write your jokes to have meaningful impact. so this could be you giving away secrets how do you approach your seat in the library he's talking very softly . in the jokes about loving firefighters i think most of hating but i think the key thing is. just like any other person you have interesting conversations throughout the day you have tons of thoughts like you're a human being you think about things the difference between i think an artist and everyone else's everyone else moves on with their lives you go on you have lunch things happen then that with artists you get obsessed with that thought you get obsessed with that idea you have to write it down you have to think about it over and over and over again and you think about you know reconstructing it and recontextualize

greg: the social justice warrior movement is the fun police saying they won't rest until everything is ruined. cinco de mayo, you can't do that. >> st. patrick's day. greg: any group devoid of humor is dangerous. you cannot engage. you cannot have fun with them. they want you su subservient ate end of the day. >> luckily we live in a time with the president, what did he

we talk about social justice. we talk about inclusion. we talk about equity. this organization is walking that every day. right? it is a humongous injustice to deny the opportunity for students to get to benefit from the amazing transformative programs that aroc offers. so on behalf of our members, i want to urge you to look within yourself, in your heart. make this a reality. make it happen. it's been three years. it's ridiculous that this amount of time could go by denying them that opportunity. it's something that we haven't seen with any other organization that has such an amazing track record of doing the work with our students. so i want to urge you to please reconsider. put this on the agenda like it's supposed to be and make it happen and renew the mou for the aroc and sfusd. we can't wait to have them back on our schools working with our students tomorrow. [ applause ] >> hi. good evening. i'm the lead youth organizer for chinese progressive association. we are an organization that works to educate, empower, and organize low income chinese-american co

i made a commitment to work against injustice, against injustice and for social justice 30 years agoat the ripe old age of 14 years old. but the last three decades have shown me is that if love is not. you know, me too when cairo several months ago and the night that it started going viral was an interesting night for me. i was in my home and from that morning i had people calling me insane i keep seeing #metoo on the internet, but i don't see your name. i don't see associated. other people would call and say congratulations. i see #metoo everywhere. and so i was really struggling. one of the things i struggled with was how am i going to contain my work? how am i not going to get lost in the spiral moment? a really interesting thing happened. i didn't treat at this time. i'm 44. ya know what i mean. i was on facebook. it hadn't quite made it to facebook that i called my daughter and asked to find #metoo on twitter because i don't see it. so it was set up i could watch the hashed out. i sat up all night obsessively. don't tell nobody else, obsessively watching this hashtag. and i was

for social justice is supposed to be the premiere party for social justice in this country and i think that it's got a lot to demonstrate now in terms of proving that can you see any sense in the strategy of trying to keep on an even keel and allowing what some of argued is near mccarthyism in the party just to coast slowly to power in this country in case the right wing media jump on a corbin labor party that said we welcome aguado look i'm going to be very blunt my supporters are saying that you don't win this bitter battle for the soul of the labor party to keep it socialist antiwar and to racist anti black racism anti islamophobia by a piece meant for capitulation blackwater thank you after the break naomi campbell david bowie and kate moss just some of the subjects of one of the greatest photographers in the world ellen what i'm worth you run away from the circus to pick up a camera all this and more coming up about two of going underground. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on the.

they are very instrumental in looking at modern-day issues of human trafficking and social justice, and we have worked with them throughout the bicentennial to continue to preserve mr. douglass's legacy and spread the awareness of his life and times. susan: can you tell me other ways his bicentennial is being marked? kamal maclarin: other ways would be through social media, through highlighting several artifacts in the collection, because we will actually launch a curator's corner, and look at the whole arc of his life from birth to death, and pick out several artifacts from the collection, highlighting them to tell the story of frederick douglass. susan: do you find that young people or children are interested in his story? kamal maclarin: yes. story ishey are -- his inspiring to us all. but when we do have children come to the site, we tell them the story and his tremendous -- his actions, morals and ideas, they tend to gravitate towards that. especially his story, learning that he was formerly enslaved, somebody's property, to be able to gain the wherewithal to own a home like cedar

so, i'm at a place where there's a social justice angle and working on titles that i love and idea my own and if i was not the acquisitions editor and that i get to do all of that in the venue i want. it's not a bad gig. >> yeah, i think that's the thing that is sustaining about the work that i do and that maybe we all do to some degree is that you get to see and if you're someone who loves books it's very exciting to know that it starts from the writers were there conceding their ideas and helping them shave those things and helping them direct the reporters and to shape their fiction and their writing fiction. you are working with them every step of the way and then you get to see the end, a book that goes into the hand of a reader and can see that in the best cases that book can have truly transformative effect not just the reader but the larger culture can shift the conversation about a certain subject and you can see it happened a few times it's justifies the work you're doing i have the pleasure of working with stuff that i hired so hopefully would like them but i do like them a

platforming or trigger warnings, like a lot of middle-aged liberals, there are many aspects of student social justiceture that i find offputting. although, i'm not sure that particular generation gap is anything new. on the record, about the toxicity of social media culture and i think it is good to debate people whose ideas i don't like, which is why i'm here. so, if there are social justice warriors in the audience, i feel like i should apologize to you. you will feel like i am not adequately defending your ideas. but, the reason i am one decide of the stage is because political correctness isn't just a term for left-wing excesses on college campuses or people being terrible on twitter. especially as deployed by mr. peterson, i think it can be a way to delegitimize any attempt for women and racial and sexual minorities to overcome discrimination or even to argue that such discrimination is real. in the "new york times" today, mr. peterson says "the people who hold that our culture is an oppressive patriarchy, they don't want to admit that the current hierarchy might be predicated on competence." th

now bishop curry is bringing his message of social justice re to washington. rev. curry: i love my president and i pray for him, just as much as i love the people and the poor and immigrants and others for whom i advocate. rajini: welcome to ubr viewers onc television in america and around the world. the disgraced hollywood film produc been charged with rape and sexual abuse. this morning he turned himself in and appead in a new york court. once the most powerful man in his industry, today the only deal he was making was his bail arrangement, which came to $1 million cash andlu is having to wear an electronic tag. the charges relate to two women, s t dozens others have made allegatiainst him. mr. weinstein's lawyer says hish client denies e criminal charges.ew from n york, nick bryants. report nick: new york city can feel , like a giant movie sett thisal was the criminustice system put into action for real. as harvey weinstein arrived to be charged, i managed to confront him. , thisust be very humiliating foyou. he walked into the pole station with three large book

we empower students, fearless, united, social justice and diversity driven. for three years, the m.o.u. hasn't been passed. during these years aroc gained allies who supported youth. and await the day the m.o.u. is passed. we look forward to you vote in favor of the m.o.u. and us to put our attention back to doing our work. we're excited to have aroc back in our schools to further celebrate and preserve arab culture in these difficult times. thank you to aroc leaders and all partner organizations for having our back over the years. thank you board of ed for giving us the attention we deserve. >> my name is julie. i'm a parent at redding and here with other parents and teachers and representing folks from parents from redding who were not able to come out, many fasting for ramadan. i didn't just find out about aroc yesterday, i've known them for years, because as a parent of a child to speaks vietnamese, i'm been excited about the fact that they were -- i've seen how important it is to have strong community partners. through the survey process, there was a cou

that is a social justice issue in my estimation we need to talk about 30, 40, $50 per hour. we have 60% of americans make less than $20 an hour and they are caught between poverty and the middle-class and democrats need to say we are not just talking about $15 an hour, we are talking good solid jobs and if we focus on that we can have the kind of economy we want and last as far as democratic messaging i think we can be hostile as a party in the country to the monopolies. i think we can be hostile to the concentration of wealth and a system that creates this much inequality that we cannot be hostile to the capitalism or to the free market. in youngstown ohio i need a private investment in the private sector people from the risktakers to come in and hire people. it can't just be straight government. as democrats, we need to appreciate the idea of growth and investment and people that do take the risk. it doesn't mean you pander to the corporations but it doesn't mean you should be hard on them and you should be tough on the too big to fail and all the rest. we need those regul

is supposed to be the premiere party for social justice in this country and i think that it's got a lot to demonstrate now in terms of proving that can you see any sense in the strategy of trying to keep on an even keel and allowing what some of argued is a near mccarthyism in the party just to coast slowly to power in this country in case the right wing media jump on a corbin labor party that said we welcome mark wordsworth look i'm going to be very blunt my supporters are saying that you don't win this bitter battle for the soul of the labor party to keep it socialist and to war and to racist anti black racism anti islamophobia by a piece meant or capitulation by god to thank you. after the break naomi campbell david bowie and kate moss just some of the subjects of one of the great just photographers in the world ellen bottom were to run away from the circus to pick up a camera all this them all coming up about two and going underground. hymens was as political ties back to one he counts donington disdain sex standing stock poor. use of a viral all dolled up a lot to be on the wal

she is a social justice advocate activist, executive coach and motivation speaker. among her many accomplishments are emmy for outstanding individual achievement at wcbs affiliate in washington, d.c. and programming for national public radio. she was chairperson of the district of colombia mission for women and represented the district at the international conference of women in kenya. bell established lecture series on race in america society at the new york university school of law and now in 23rd year and i want to say that we are grateful for the service in terms of being a scholar and civil rights activists. along with other lead donors, she helped establish in 2012 the dewart bell for pittsburgh school of law. professor bell's ana -- alma ma. she is also the found e and president of lead, intergenerational solutions, inc, nonprofit dedicated for leadership of social change agent. she serves on the board of teaching matters, cancer care, the southern center for women rights and women's media center and who -- ordain elder where al are welcome. please join me in

that is one of the best social justice issues we could before. but we also need to be for the middle-class wages we lost. because so many of our citizens $50 anking $30, $40, hour. now they are making $15 an hour. we are not talking to those people. -- they do not think we are for them. we have to be for them. we have to go after those middle-class jobs. we cannot look at all of our kids who are geniuses, they are. god has made each kid unique but we want to make them go into a system where they are standardized. we don't. we want them to be intelligent human beings who can go compete in a global economy and that is the investment we need to make here in the united states. just be talking about going carbon-neutral. i love the paris accords, but we need to start leading the world thestart seriously having conversation on how we marshal our public, private, and educational sectors to reverse global warming. [applause] rep. ryan: we have to make the decisions. it starts with the democrats saying that it $2.3 trillion tax cut that went 80% or more t

that with a passion for social justice. determined the course of my life.'ll take one more call. san diego, california, democrats' line. caller: good morning. history in second grade, the music program we had tothe school, you had audition for it. rejectedd i was because i had no musical attitude. i didn't let that stop me. me a drum set,ht so i self-taught in the garage, graph toext to a phone the rolling stones and the beatles. by the time i got to the eighth grade, i was finally allowed to take music lessons in the so i was a combination of self-taught and school funded programs. eventually i graduated high school with musical honors and i for the marine corps band. drummers i knew growing up were drummers who were either a combination of self-taught, with school lessons, or they were just strictly self-taught. of the most skilled drum set drummers. guest: well, drummers are a different breed. [laughter] guest: when i go into a music classroom and i travel all around the country, you can drummersll who the are. they always have cool hair and a little bit

consequences for the whole another story allegedly george barter for now very little activist social justice company thanks revenue also on the program british aid it thank you for watching to it is now coming up to ten thirty one moscow time exactly can follow stories we've covered much more on our site dot com this tuesday evening kevin owen saying thanks for watching. it's. oh max kaiser and this is the kaiser it for ever opening lotus of perpetual knowledge hey you know what today is a very special day very special day special day stacy x. is pizza day a remember i think it was back in two thousand and nine somebody bought some pizzas for some other gamers on line for ten thousand big coin which you know this week would only be worth about eighty million dollars you know they should have lily allen day you know lily allen was going to be hired to perform and being paid two hundred thousand bitcoin when it was just pennies a big coin today though would be worth almost two billion dollars so she's feeling the smite of bitcoin p. today in her own way well many people in the cryptocurrency s

greg: the social justice warrior movement is the fun police saying they won't rest until everything is ruined. cinco de mayo, you can't do that. >> st. patrick's day. greg: any group devoid of humor is dangerous. you cannot engage. you cannot have fun with them. they want you su subservient ate end of the day. >> luckily we live in a time with the president, what did he do? he got the video with a taco salad. if someone gets online, do what the president would do. greg: still to come, the boy scouts are taking a very important word out of twhair important word out of twhair time antheir nameand it isn't st man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot more stories wh

greg: the social justice warrior movement is the fun police saying they won't rest until everything is ruined. cinco de mayo, you can't do that. >> st. patrick's day. greg: any group devoid of humor is dangerous. you cannot engage. you cannot have fun with them. they want you su subservient ate end of the day. >> luckily we live in a time with the president, what did he do? he got the video with a taco salad. if someone gets online, do what the president would do. greg: still to come, the boy scouts are taking a very important word out of twhair time antheir nameand it isn't s. we investigate what it could be next. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. greg: will there be less tent pimpling and morpinching and moe cross-stitching. they're changing their name to scouts bsa, bsa standing for best socks around. true. thank god. the reason for the change, they'll now start accepting girls who will now be able to advance to the highest rank, which is eagle scout. which means they get their very own'own eagle. i don't know anything about the scouts. lots of companies change th

political-span, correctness a threat to three speech, -- free speech, or a positive force for social justiceauthor of "a soul of america, the backer of our -- the battle of our better angels." and on c-span3, on real america, world war i. chris christie at the university of chicago institute of politics at 6:30 p.m.. at 9 p.m., on c-span2, james clapper. and then an american artifacts at 6 p.m., a tour of american cemeteries, battlefields and monuments in france. memorial day at 11 a.m. eastern, live coverage of the ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. book tv at c-span2 at 10:30 p.m., in depth. and at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3, marking the centennial of world war i. this memorial day weekend on the c-span networks, go to c-span.org for more programs and times. how the a conference on u.s. is responding to infectious disease outbreaks. we will hear from the director of the national institute of allergies and infectious diseases, about efforts to develop vaccines. the american society for microbiology organized this event. [applause] staceyuld like to invite -schultz cherry. as therr

heavily involved in charities magen is somebody who's always spoken out on equality issues on on social justice issues so this is something that harry obviously was attracted to and now it'll be interesting to see how this couple together is going to change their all family or not absolutely back at mass and gay or what matters in windsor for us thank you very much. turning to other news now and cuba has begun two days of mourning for the victims of friday's plane crash more than one hundred passengers and crew died in the disaster but authorities say three women were polled alive from the wreckage and the cube on a plane came down they have on a short way off to take office he was worst aviation accident in three decades. the plane had just taken off from havana as main airport when it crashed and burst into flames. there was little left to save when fire crews arrived to those the blaze miraculously survivors were found no monks' the debris state media says three women are being treated for critical injuries. for the relatives of most on board the fate of their loved ones was clear. but. she

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policy we're talking about integration we're talking about economic policy we're talking about social justice essentially the a fifty of the supporters of the a few that were there today against the way things are being humbled now in germany and that was absolutely evident today that from now we know in september the f.t. pulled in more than twelve percent of the vote just over twelve percent of the vote there were demonstrators there we also cite counter-demonstrators there are more of them is any kind of indication that support for the f.t. is actually waning no it's an indication that the if he represents exactly that around twelve percent of the german population you have the idea of the on the one hand you had a wide variety of other groups on the other hand it was not only cultural groups or clubs you had also politicians political groups so it essentially represents that and it represents obviously another important aspect in my opinion namely that germany is divided that was absolutely clear i was standing to day at one point on a bridge over billions main river you had in the one ha

a movement for social justice. not just for lgbtq and now, we have the first really airport in the country and the world that actually honours an openly lgbt person and it will be the coolest and gayest terminal it can be and so, before we move on i want to call upon someone who for me, was really instrumental in getting to this point and when i first thought of the idea of naming the terminal, the airport and the terminal, i spoke to him and i think to me he really embodies the movie harvey milk talked about, a movement for social justice and that's a great man who is also a mentor for so many of us, my friend tom omiano. >> thank you, very much. this is a bigger rush than getting an upgrade to first class. i'm looking forward to the lavender lounge that we'll be opening. featuring perhaps a well-known gay comic. this is totally thrilling. when you consider the journey of milk and of the movement, the day that he got sworn in here, how euphoric. the horrible day that we lost him and the mayor and his recognize rec

campaign on issues of social justice his supporters have taken to the streets to celebrate iraq's election commission says more than ninety percent of the ballots from saturday's vote have now been counted a new suicide attack by a family has indonesia's second largest city reeling again five people including a child that rode motorbike up to a police station and then blew themselves up the attack comes a day after another family staged coordinated suicide attacks on three churches killing twelve people so called islamic state has claimed responsibility residents near hawaii's killer way of ok no are being warned that more fish are good open near their homes as it continues to spew lava a total of nineteen things years have appeared in the earth around the volcano volcanologist say that the summit of killer whale may be about to explode but here in germany two players in the national football squad have stirred up a row over where their true loyalties lie they're both german born but their parents originally came from turkey on sunday they met turkey's president. and that's where the troub

obviously somebody who's very outspoken she's really interested in a lot of causes she speaks out on social justice and this is something that harry must've been attracted to and it's also something that they share they are both involved in a lot of charities here of course from a very very different background very traditional families will be interesting to see how this dynamic is going to change and then of course finally there are those key moments you take away from events like this one and that was when the procession started everybody was seeing the couple of first hand and i myself was standing outside because hall and the moment they passed by starting the procession i think prince harry established for a short moment i content. football news now in frankfurt have beaten me onst defeat giants byron munich in the final of the german cup frankfurt. took an early lead pulled level thanks to a strike from robert love and bosky the underdog snatched a surprise goal in the dying moments of the game courtesy of rabbit and they got another in injury time three one the final score. oh to berlin's o

heavily involved and charities magen is somebody who's always spoken out on equality issues on social justice issues so this is something that harry obviously was attracted to and now it'll be interesting to see how this couple together is going to change their all family or not absolutely back at math and matters in windsor for us thank you very much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. police say a man has shot and killed at least sioux people in south billiton and in southern germany two other people have been injured the gunman reportedly shot family members before would being taken into custody police believe it was a domestic dispute. a volcano forced hundreds of hawaiians to evacuate their homes as a ruptured once again residents were forced to hunker down in shelters as a kid lou up against spewing fountains of lava at last night's now geologists say more eruptions all possible though a massive is unlikely german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have held talks in salt should after months of tension the two leaders found some com