the early 1800s t on the wabash river and what is now illinois ancestors of both larry curry and stephen cole. it was racially integrated and had as part of its statute it would not allow membership. the only civilized community at that time which was filleds with french enslavers. this is an extraordinary story about people who have the best ideas of the american revolution at the heart. it continues to be buried in tonight. i would like to open up this conversation to the four of us that we can talk about the applications for that today as well as some of the reasons why this might be denied. >> at the same time. i feel like i'm representing since i live right there in the ground that they walk on. so involved. and i'm here today to learn some things as well as sharing some things because both of these books they are such fantastic books. we are so connected that we talk to each other all the time has a great thing to be a friend of stephen. i want to mention my third-grade grandfather he was born into slavery. in kentucky. he was a son of an african woman and the slave master as a young ma

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scientific americans and was interviewed her comfortable concluding on the bbc, npr and the police show stephen colethere. an early pioneer of mass on youtube please join me in welcoming doctor cheyn. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you for inviting me back here to speak on my latest book. it's very affirming to be welcomed back somewhere. it's wonderful to be at seattle when i speak at the town hall. i'm going to talk about my book the art of logic and we were driving in the current world where it is awash with divisiveness and conflict victimhood from exploitation, privilege, shouting and miniscule attention spans and we will never agree with each other again we are doomed to be stuck in the chamber and just yelling back for my teaching art students at the art institute in the fall semester of 2016 some things happened, various things on both sides of the atlantic and the morning after, i did what many people did. i got depressed, i cried, i drank, and i thought what can i do that is productive because they truly believe in doing something rather than sitting around complaining and i also